2024 Men's Cross Country Archive

Men's Cross Country
2024 Men's Cross Country Championships - Penn College Champions
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    United East Men's Cross Country Ready to Start the 2024 Season

    LATHAM, N.Y. - The United East is ready to begin the 2024 men’s cross-country season as 15 teams will compete in hopes of being crowned United East Champion. 

    Last year, Penn College edged out Lancaster Bible College 53-54 to claim the title, but the Wildcats and Chargers will have plenty of competition en route to the conference finals.

    All 15 teams are slated to compete at the United East Championships on November 2, 2024, hosted by St. Mary’s College of Maryland. 

    Check out the full schedule here: 2024 MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE

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    Men's Cross Country Runner of the Week

    WeekNameSchool
    September 3, 2024Mitchell GrayLancaster Bible College
    September 10, 2024Matthew WoolcockPenn College
    September 17, 2024Mitchell GrayLancaster Bible College
    September 24, 2024Rafe WilliamsBryn Athyn College
    October 1, 2024Matthew WoolcockPenn College
    October 8, 2024Mitchell GrayLancaster Bible College
    October 15, 2024Trent JordanPenn State Berks
    October 22, 2024Mitchell GrayLancaster Bible College
    October 29, 2024David HelmsLancaster Bible College

United East Championships - November 2, 2024 - St. Mary's College of Maryland (HOST)

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2024 Men's Cross Country Championship Start Line
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    Penn College - 2024 MXC Champions

     

    Penn College Takes Home Men's Cross Country Title; Gray Crosses Finish Line First

     

    HUGHESVILLE, Md. – The 2024 United East Men’s Cross Country Championship took place Saturday afternoon at 12 p.m. at Oak Ridge Park, hosted by St. Mary’s College of Maryland. Penn College earned the overall team champion title for the second consecutive year.
     
    Find the full list of results here: RESULTS
     
    Lancaster Bible College’s Mitchell Gray was the first to cross the finish line with a time of 26:04.03, as he was named Runner of the Year for the third-straight year. Rafe Williams of Bryn Athyn College came in second, logging a time of 26:47.56, while St. Mary's College Michael Wade rounded out the podium in third with a 27:32.75.
     
    Trent Jordan of Penn State Berks earned Rookie of the Year honors, awarded to the top, first-year runner.
     
    The Elite 20 award, given to a runner from the top-2 finishing teams who holds the highest GPA, was earned by Penn College’s Alec Rees.
     
    The Men’s Cross Country Coach of the Year was awarded to Tom Leeser, head coach at Penn College.

  • Team Scores

    PlaceTeamScore
    1stPenn College49
    2ndSt. Mary's College of Maryland68
    3rdPenn State Berks97
    4thLancaster Bible College104
    5thPenn State Harrisburg152
    6thCairn University163
    7thBryn Athyn College184
    8thUniversity of Valley Forge193
    9thGallaudet University231
    10thPenn State Abington240
    11thPenn State Brandywine318
  • First Team

    FinishRunner (YR)SchoolTime
    1stMitchell Gray (SR)Lancaster Bible College26:04.03
    2ndRafe Williams (SR)Bryn Athyn College26:47.56
    3rdMichael Wade (SR)St. Mary's College of Maryland27:32.75
    4thTrent Jordan (FY)Penn State Berks27:57.99
    5thAlec Rees (SR)Penn College28:14.14
    6thDavid Helms (FY)Lancaster BIble College28:15.85
    7thMitchell Campbell (JR)Penn College28:52.40
    8thPierson Hogue (FY)St. Mary's College of Maryland29:00.94
    9thPaul Nadrowski (JR)University of Valley Forge29:06.49
    10thEthan Knapp (FY)Penn College29:10.60
    11thMatthew Woolcock (JR)Penn College29:12.86
  • Second Team

    FinishRunner (YR)SchoolTime
    12thNathaniel Gale (JR)University of Valley Forge29:26.62
    13thNathaniel Leano (FY)Penn State Berks29:31.04
    14thDaniel Lefko (SR)Lancaster Bible College29:41.81
    15thJack Kuta (FY)St. Mary's College of Maryland29:48.61
    16thAaron Guerrisky (JR)Penn College29:49.84
    17thHolden Furey (SO)Penn College29:53.96
    18thAngel Patino (SR)Penn State Harrisburg30:05.40
    19thBen Carman (SO)Penn State Berks30:11.84
    20thPeyton Eppard (SR)St. Mary's College of Maryland30:14.66
    21stChase Ebeling (SO)Penn College30:23.51
    22ndBrenden Lane (FY)St. Mary's College of Maryland30:42.71
  • Third Team

    FinishRunnerSchoolTime
    23rdMarco Isabella (JR)Penn State Abington30:46.72
    24thSimon Rickert (FY)Penn State Berks30:52.21
    25thJacob Parker (SO)Penn College30:57.42
    26thTitus Dingle (JR)Cairn University31:00.56
    27thNate Norris (SR)St. Mary's College of Maryland31:05.27
    28thBlake Carberry (FY)St. Mary's College of Maryland31:07.16
    29thSincere Vazquez (FY)Gallaudet University31:10.06
    30thZack Gibson (FY)Penn State Harrisburg31;10.08
    31stDerek Tweksbury (SO)Cairn University31:12.57
    32ndPatton Harbourt (SR)St. Mary's College of Maryland31:16.23
    33rdNoah Bowers (SR)Penn College31:22.98
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    All-Sportsmanship Team

    NameYRSchool    Hometown
    Rafe WilliamsSR   Bryn Athyn CollegeBryn Athyn, PA
    Dillan Smith    SRCairn UniversityAndover, ME    
    Awais MughalFRGallaudet UniversityIslamabad, Pakistan
    Corey ScochinJRKeystone CollegeScott Township, PA
    Joey BenedictJRLancaster Bible CollegeEphrata, PA
    Hunter BielFRNotre Dame of MarylandPowhatan, Virginia
    Noah BowersSRPenn CollegeMifflin County, PA
    Marco IsabellaJRPenn State AbingtonAbington, PA
    Ben CarmanSO   Penn State BerksLitiz, PA
    Jayden DiawaraFRPenn State BrandywineGlenolden, PA
    Angel PatinoSRPenn State HarrisburgPitttsburgh, PA
    Tyler Andersen-MayesSO    Saint Elizabeth UniversityMonroe, NJ
    Kelly ByrneJRSt. Mary's College (Md.)Rockville, MD
    Kevin HaesSRUniversity of Valley ForgeAlexandria, VA