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Men’s XC Records Book 20 20 14 15 Table of Contents All-time Heptagonal/Ivy Champions ...................................... 1 Year-by-Year Results ........................................................ 2-11 Heptagonal Championship Records ............................... 12-14 NCAA Championship .......................................................... 15 NCAA Individual Top-25 Finishes ........................................ 16 All-Ivy Teams/Notes ........................................................ 17-19 All-Americans ..................................................................... 20 Academic All-Americans ..................................................... 20 The Ivy League Men’s Cross Country Record Book was last updated July 23, 2014. Please forward edits and/or additions to [email protected]. 14 1 15 Ivy League Records Book MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY All-Time Heptagonal Team Champions YEAR CHAMPION HEPTAGONAL CHAMPIONS 1975 Princeton 1976 Princeton Total First Last Total 1977 Princeton Champs Champ Champ Ivy Champs* 1978 Princeton Army 11 1945 1965 — 1979 Columbia Brown 1 2003 2003 1 1980 Princeton Columbia 4 1979 2013 4 1981 Princeton Cornell 9 1939 1993 5 1982 Princeton Dartmouth 16 1941 2005 14 1983 Princeton Harvard 6 1956 1972 10 1984 Dartmouth Navy 8 1946 1996 — 1985 Dartmouth Penn 2 1971 1973 3 1986 Dartmouth Princeton 17 1975 2012 18 1987 Dartmouth Yale 1 1942 1942 3 1988 Dartmouth 1989 Dartmouth *Beginning in 1956 if a Heptagonal champion was not an Ivy school, the next 1990 Dartmouth highest Ivy finisher was considered to be the Ivy champion. 1991 Dartmouth 1992 Navy (Cornell) The first Heptagonal Cross Country Championship was held in 1939 with six of the Ivy 1993 Cornell League institutions competing. By 1941, seven of the eight Ivies (minus Brown) were 1994 Dartmouth competing, along with Army and Navy. Brown joined the fold in 1949 and the 10 1995 Dartmouth teams competed annually until 1993 when Army departed to join the Patriot League. 1996 Navy (Princeton) Navy followed suit in 2003, leaving the eight Ivy League institutions. 1997 Princeton 1998 Princeton The meet has been held annually since 1939 with the exception of 1944 when the 1999 Princeton meet was canceled. Except in 1947, when the meet was held at Princeton University, 2000 Dartmouth and in 1979, when the meet was held at Lehigh University, the championship has been 2001 Dartmouth contested at Van Cortlandt Park in The Bronx, New York City. The five-mile distance 2002 Dartmouth has been standard since 1949, except in 1979 when the distance was 10,000 meters. 2003 Brown YEAR CHAMPION (Ivy Champion) 2004 Columbia 1939 Cornell 2005 Dartmouth 1940 Cornell 2006 Princeton 1941 Dartmouth 2007 Princeton 1942 Yale 2008 Princeton 1943 Dartmouth 2009 Columbia 1944 cancelled 2010 Princeton 1945 Army (Dartmouth) 2011 Princeton 1946 Navy (Cornell) 2012 Princeton 1947 Army (Penn) 2013 Columbia 1948 Army (Cornell) 1949 Army (Princeton) 1950 Army (Cornell) 1951 Army (Cornell) 1952 Army (Cornell) 1953 Cornell 1954 Cornell 1955 Cornell 1956 Harvard 1957 Cornell 1958 Army (Yale) 1959 Army (Yale) 1960 Army (Yale) 1961 Cornell 1962 Navy (Harvard) 1963 Cornell 1964 Navy (Harvard) 1965 Army (Harvard) 1966 Navy (Harvard) 1967 Harvard 1968 Harvard 1969 Harvard 1970 Harvard 1971 Penn 1972 Harvard/Navy 1973 Penn 1974 Navy (Penn) 14 2 15 Ivy League Records Book MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY Year-by-Year Championship Results 1939 27:56; 4. Wilmot Castle (Yale), 28:16; 5. Frank Hoag runners in the top six, including event winner Arthur Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.) — Nov. 11 (Cornell), 28:17; 6. William Bird (Yale), 28:30; 7. Truxes (27:43.3). TEAM POINTS William Palson (Harvard), 28:36; 8. C.C. Richardson 1. Cornell 37 (Dartmouth), 28:47; 9. John Kandl (Cornell), 28:50; 10. 1945* 1. Harvard 37 W.C. Taylor (Cornell), 28:53; 11. R.D. Jay (Harvard), Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.) — Nov. 10 3. Yale 76 28:57; 12. William Hensel (Army), 28:58; 13. Timothy TEAM POINTS 4. Princeton 87 Coggeshall (Harvard), 29:00; 14. Fred Phinney (Harvard), 1. Army 20 5. Dartmouth 94 29:02; 15. R.A. Beck (Cornell), 29:03; 16. Tom Turner 2. Dartmouth 52 6. Penn 134 (Navy), 29:06; 17. Fred Rosell Jr. (Army), 29:07; 18. 3. Cornell 81 R.M. Houghton (Harvard), 29:17; 19. Maurice Rehm 4. Columbia 87 Top Finishers (Princeton), 29:22; 20. John Creamer (Navy), 29:23. 1. Emery Wingerter (Cornell), 30:29.0; 2. Bill Watson Top Finishers (Yale), 30:32; 3. E. Langdon Burwell (Harvard), 30:35; 1942 1. John Hanley (Dartmouth), 24:24.4; 2. Frank Tucker 4. James Lightbody Jr. (Harvard), 30:43; 5. E.V. Clark Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.) — Nov. 6 (Army), 24:42; 3. Frederick Knauss (Army), 24:52; 4. (Harvard), 30:44; 6. Albert Schmid (Cornell), 30:46; 7. TEAM POINTS George Stallings (Army), 25:10; 5. John Fischer (Army), John Ayer (Cornell), 30:48; 8. William Tuttle (Harvard), 1. Yale 40 25:20; 6. Doyle (Army), 25:22; 7. McCue (Army), 25:33; 30:51; 9. Harold Hansen (Columbia), 30:52; 10. 2. Harvard 71 8. D.A. Sheppard (Army), 26:09; 9. Koup (Cornell), Nathaniel White (Cornell), 31:01; 11. David Little Jr. 3. Army 90 26:25; 10. Striker (Dartmouth), 26:27; 11. DeForest (Princeton), 31:08; 12. N. Pfeiffenberger (Yale), 31:10; 4. Cornell 91 (Dartmouth), 26:30; 12. Kelly (Cornell), 26:38; 13. 13. W.R. Skinner Jr. (Princeton), 31:11; 14. H.S. Wonson 5. Dartmouth 99 Pitman (Dartmouth), 26:41; 14. Cassidy (Columbia), (Dartmouth), 31:21; 15. S.J. Hoag (Cornell), 31:27; 6. Princeton 124 26:42; 15. Smith (Cornell), 26:45; 16. Mundree 16. Sidney Bull (Dartmouth), 31:28; 17. Malcolm Main 7. Navy 139 (Columbia), 26:47; 17. McCaffrey (Dartmouth), 27:04; (Yale), 31:32; 18. S.J. Hall (Cornell), 31:44; 19. R.L. Wing 8. Columbia 247 18. Reid (Columbia), 27:17; 19. Williams (Columbia), (Harvard), 31:45; 20. Edward Burrowes (Princeton), 9. Penn 294 27:21; 20. Holte (Columbia), 27:24. 31:48. Top Finishers *Because of a course marking mixup, this event ran on 1940 1. LeRoy Schwarzkopf (Yale), 26:41.2; 2. Wilmot Castle a short course, estimated to be 4 1/2 miles. Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.) — Nov. 9 (Yale), 27:42; 3. Harold Saine (Army), 27:44; 4. William TEAM POINTS Bird (Yale), 27:54; 5. John Kandl (Cornell), 27:59; 6. 1946 1. Cornell 32 John Watkins (Dartmouth), 28:10; 7. William Palson Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.) — Nov. 9 2. Dartmouth 62 (Harvard), 28:11; 8. Don Burnham (Dartmouth), 28:15; TEAM POINTS 3. Harvard 63 9. Fred Phinney (Harvard), 28:21; 10. Timothy Coggeshall 1. Navy 41 4. Princeton 93 (Harvard), 28:22; 11. Edwin Bragdon (Princeton), 28:25; 2. Army 49 5. Penn 112 12. Paul Kelsey (Cornell), 28:31; 13. John Creamer 3. Cornell 85 6. Yale 124 (Navy); 14. Curran Dempsey (Navy), 28:38; 15. Charles 4. Dartmouth 103 7. Columbia 144 Cleaver (Yale), 28:41; 16. Frank J. Dirkes (Army), 28:48; 5. Yale 125 17. Watson Smith (Cornell), 28:51; 18. David McLellan 6. Columbia 130 Top Finishers (Yale), 28:56; 19. Donald McCaul (Harvard), 29:02; 20. 7. Harvard 172 1. John Ayer (Cornell), 27:39.0; 2. Sidney Bull Frank Carolan (Princeton), 29:03. 8. Princeton 183 (Dartmouth), 27:42; 3. Frank Hoag (Cornell), 27:58; 4. 9. Penn 251 P.M. Harmon (Dartmouth), 28:08; 5. John Drebinger 1943 (Penn), 28:13; 6. Nathaniel White (Cornell), 28:23; 7. Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.) — Nov. 6 Top Finishers Joseph McLoughlin (Harvard), 28:48; 8. W.E. 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Arthur Truxes (Army), 27:45.6; 2. Don Burnham 28:53; 14. Harold Marsh (Army), 28:54; 15. George Rice (Harvard), 29:56. (Dartmouth), 28:18; 3. W. Atkinson (Dartmouth), 28:24; (Cornell), 28:56; 16. Henry Tisdale (Army), 28:57; 17. 4. C.V. Judge (Dartmouth), 28:31; 5. Richard Hall Philip Harmon (Dartmouth), 29:02; 18. Jackson Pickens 1941 (Princeton), 28:43; 6. Egon Werdelman (Dartmouth), (Navy), 29:05; 19. David Blair (Dartmouth), 29:14; 20. Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.) — Nov. 8 28:50; 7. John Baumann (Columbia), 29:23; 8. J.H. Hune Rosenfeld (Harvard), 29:26. TEAM POINTS Jones (Army), 29:24; 9. E. Firth Perryman (Cornell), 1. Dartmouth 39 29:30; 10. F. Kahn (Dartmouth), 29:36; 11. F.S. Tucker 1947 2. Cornell 61 (Army), 29:50; 12. R.W. Selton (Army), 29:55; 13. J.J. Battlefield Park (Princeton, N.J.) — Nov. 8 3. Harvard 63 McCullough (Army), 29:57; 14. Joseph Van Zweden TEAM POINTS 4. Army 106 (Columbia), 30:01; 15. D.A. Sheppard (Army), 30:02; 1. Army 59 5. Navy 118 16. 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