DIVISION I MEN S CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS RECORDS BOOK Championships 2 History 5 All-Time Team Results 11

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1 DIVISION I MEN S CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS RECORDS BOOK 2014 Championships 2 History 5 All-Time Team Results 11

2 2014 CHAMPIONSHIPS HIGHLIGHTS Colorado repeats as national champion, Ducks Cheserek takes individual race: Two of the top programs in NCAA men s cross country made history Saturday at LaVern Gibson Championship Course. Colorado brought home its fifth men s NCAA team championship -- all since the 2001 season under coach Mark Wetmore -- and Oregon sophomore Edward Cheserek and senior Eric Jenkins teamed for the first 1-2 finish for any program in 25 years. The Buffaloes put three runners in the top 10 as junior Ammar Moussa was fifth, sophomore Ben Saarel seventh and senior Blake Theroux ninth. The Buffaloes team total of 65 points was the lowest winning score since Wisconsin s 37 in I m just so lucky and so blessed, Moussa said. Everything we do on this team, we do for each other. Any one of the six or seven of us could have finished where I did today. For Wetmore, it was his first time to win repeat titles. It s new. I ve been at CU 20-something years and we ve had a lot of big moments, Wetmore said. Sometimes people ask me what s the biggest moment and I can t answer. It s always fun to do something you haven t done before. Repeating is special. Cheserek repeated as champion with a 10,000-meter time of 30 minutes, 19.4 seconds, more than 38 seconds slower than his win last season despite fast conditions. A gigantic pack of runners at the front stayed big until the 8K when Cheserek finally made his move. My coach told me just sit don t even worry about the time. Just be smart and run smart, and be ready to at 8K, Cheserek said. The NCAA s first repeat individual men s winner since Sam Chelanga of Liberty won consecutive titles in , Cheserek is Oregon s first repeat champion since Steve Prefontaine in 1970 and Just continuing to do things that are unprecedented or haven t been done in a long time, Oregon head coach Robert Johnson said. It s not the expected [team] finish we were hoping for, but outstanding job by Edward and Eric. Finishing first and second was the plan since June, Jenkins said. I think going into the year, we talked about it and coach Powell talked about it. Actually being able to do it is a very different thing. Very happy, Jenkins said. Northern Arizona junior Futsum Zienasellassie, whose team finished fourth, almost prevented it from happening. He passed Jenkins with several hundred meters to go, but the Ducks runner countered right away. I could feel him on me, Jenkins said. I was trying not to tense up too much, trying to stay relaxed. Right when he passed me, I was like, You know what, not today. I didn t put in the work to this last straightaway to get passed the last 200 meters. I m very, very happy with second. Colorado moved into fifth in NCAA history among men s programs with its fifth title, posting a score of 65 with Stanford taking runner-up with 98. Portland was third with 175, NAU fourth at 188 and second-ranked Syraucse fifth at 206. Indiana State s John Mascari finished eighth, running in his hometown of Terre Haute TEAM STANDINGS 1. *Colorado Stanford Portland Northern Ariz Syracuse Oregon Villanova Iona Oklahoma St Wisconsin Michigan North Carolina Providence New Mexico Indiana BYU Georgetown UCLA Colorado St Washington Virginia Southern Utah Eastern Ky Michigan St Tulsa Texas UTEP Arkansas Mississippi Furman Florida St. 822 *Team Places: Ammar Moussa 5, Ben Saarel 7, Blake Theroux 8, Connor Winter 19, Pierce Murphy Championships 2

3 2014 INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 1. Edward Cheserek, Oregon, 30: Eric Jenkins, Oregon, 30: Futsum Zienasellassie, Northern Ariz., 30: Maksim Korolev, Stanford, 30: Ammar Moussa, Colorado, 30: Stanley Kebenei, Arkansas, 30: Ben Saarel, Colorado, 30: John Mascari, Indiana St., 30: Blake Theroux, Colorado, 30: Malachy Schrobilgen, Wisconsin, 30: Anthony Rotich, UTEP, 30: Scott Fauble, Portland, 30: Mason Ferlic, Michigan, 30: Marc Scott, Tulsa, 30: Nate Jewkes, Southern Utah, 30: Craig Nowak, Oklahoma St., 30: Chris Walden, California, 30: Patrick Tiernan, Villanova, 30: Matt McClintock, Purdue, 30: Sean McGorty, Stanford, 30: Aaron Nelson, Washington, 30: Erik Peterson, Butler, 30: Edwin Kibichiy, Louisville, 30: Connor Winter, Colorado, 30: Luis Vargas, Elon, 30: Shane Quinn, Providence, 30: Thomas Awad, Penn, 30: Reid Buchanan, Portland, 30: Michael Atchoo, Stanford, 30: Benjamin Connor, Providence, 30: Matt McElroy, Northern Ariz., 30: Ernest Kibet, Louisville, 30: Joe Rosa, Stanford, 30: Kevin Dooney, Yale, 30: Pierce Murphy, Colorado, 30: Caleb Hoover, Northern Ariz., 30: MJ Erb, Syracuse, 30: Martin Hehir, Syracuse, 30: Sam Wharton, Stanford, 30: Tyler King, Washington, 30: Jake Hurysz, Colorado, 30: Max Straneva, Syracuse, 30: Matthew Schwartzer, Indiana, 30: Timo Goehler, Portland, 31: Dan Lennon, Syracuse, 31: Ryan Mahalsky, Lehigh, 31: Tanguy Pepiot, Oregon, 31: Ryan Walling, North Carolina, 31: Jake Byrne, Iona, 31: Jake Shelley, New Mexico, 31: Craig Lutz, Texas, 31: Fabian Clarkson, Oklahoma St., 31: Jerrell Mock, Colorado St., 31: Sergey Sushchickh, UCLA, 31: Tyler Byrne, Northern Ariz., 31: Robert Denault, Villanova, 31: Sam McEntee, Villanova, 31: Jordan Williamsz, Villanova, 31: Danny Martinez, Portland, 31: Daniel Winn, Oregon, 31: Gilbert Kirui, Iona, 31: Mike O Dowd, Iona, 31: George Parsons, N.C. State, 31: Ben Flanagan, Michigan, 31: Jason Crist, Indiana, 31: Ole Hesselbjerg, Eastern Ky., 31: Steve Flint, BYU, 31: Garrett Sweatt, Stanford, 31: Kirubel Erassa, Oklahoma St., 31: William Kincaid, Portland, 31: Tim Rackers, Tulsa, 31: Cosmas Boit, UTEP, 31: Jefferson Abbey, Colorado St., 31: Andrew Kowalsky, Iona, 31: Morgan McDonald, Wisconsin, 31: Chartt Miller, Iona, 31: Riley Coates, Air Force, 31: Elmar Engholm, New Mexico, 31: August Pappas, Michigan, 31: Wes Gallagher, Mississippi, 31: Zach Herriott, Virginia, 31: John Murray, Georgetown, 31: Andrew Rafla, Boise St., 31: Connor Rog, Virginia, 31: Stephen Mulherin, North Carolina, 31: Brian Basili, Villanova, 31: John Raneri, North Carolina, 31: Kyle King, Virginia, 31: Brian Gohlke, Oklahoma St., 31: Alex Wilson, Michigan St., 31: Jacob Morgan, Kansas, 31: Lane Werley, UCLA, 31: Todd Wakefield, New Mexico, 31: Michael Clevenger, Notre Dame, 31: Colin Bennie, Syracuse, 31: Darren Fahy, Georgetown, 31: Eric Shellhorn, Utah State, 31: Jonathan Nelson, BYU, 31: Ryan Kromer, Wisconsin, 31: Jack Keelan, Stanford, 31: Jake Turner, Montana St., 31: Aaron Fletcher, BYU, 31: Joseph Stewart, Miami (OH), 31: Sam Penzenstadler, Loyola (IL), 31: Jonathan Green, Georgetown, 31: Pat Schellberg, North Carolina, 31: Carl Hirsch, Wisconsin, 31: Alejandro Montano, Northern Ariz., 31: Brian King, Georgetown, 31: Michael VanVoorhis, Wisconsin, 31: Joe Hardy, Wisconsin, 31: Robert Domanic, Mississippi, 31: Nick Hartle, UCLA, 31: Tony Smoragiewicz, Michigan, 31: Ambrose Maritim, Eastern Ky., 31: Hayden Hawks, Southern Utah, 31: Ryan Herson, Arizona St., 31: Nathan Weitz, Northern Ariz., 31: Ross Matheson, New Mexico, 31: Alex Dillenbeck, Colorado St., 31: Jack Boyle, Columbia, 31: Evan Esselink, Indiana, 31: Julian Oakley, Providence, 31: Harry Warnick, Villanova, 31: Jonah Diaz, UCLA, 31: Cerake Geberkidane, Oklahoma St., 31: Conner Peloquin, BYU, 31: Joe McAsey, Wisconsin, 31: Connor McMillan, BYU, 31: Mark Derrick, North Carolina, 31: Daniel Studley, New Mexico, 31: Ben Miller, Michigan St., 31: JR Ricker, Indiana, 31: Luka Ndungu, Eastern Ky., 31: Aaron Bartnik, Minnesota, 31: Sherod Hardt, Michigan St., 31: Brogan Austin, Drake, 31: Owen Skeete, Indiana, 31: Mike Tate, Southern Utah, 31: Ryan Gil, Georgetown, 31: Dylan Shawhan, BYU, 31: Mark Pinales, Texas, 31: Justyn Knight, Syracuse, 31: Grant Fischer, Colorado St., 31: Troy Taylor, North Texas, 31: Tanner Hinkle, Furman, 31: Harvey Dixon, Providence, 31: Cody Reed, Northern Ariz., 31: Brian Doyle, Providence, 31: Spencer Gardner, BYU, 31: Cale Wallace, Arkansas, 31: Zak Seddon, Florida St., 31: Shane Moskowitz, Oklahoma St., 31: Meron Simon, Washington, 31: Cole Watson, Oregon, 31: Kevin Corbusier, Villanova, 31: Frank Lara, Furman, 31: Myles Smith, UCLA, 31: Izaic Yorks, Washington, 32: Troy Reeder, Furman, 32: Caleb Rhynard, Michigan St., 32: George Kelly, Michigan, 32: Rorey Hunter, Indiana, 32: Thomas Madden, Virginia, 32: Joel Hubbard, Syracuse, 32: Byron Jones, Colorado St., 32: Matt Fischer, Penn State, 32: Scott Carpenter, Georgetown, 32: Kane Grimster, Auburn, 32: Tom Purnell, Harvard, 32: Ben Carruthers, Michigan St., 32: Eduardo Rodriguez, Texas, 32: Trevor Crawley, Providence, 32: Weaverling Chase, Virginia, 32: Travis Neuman, Oregon, 32: Will Nation, Texas, 32: Kieran Clements, Iona, 32: Alex Cornwell, New Mexico, 32: Ronald Korir, Eastern Ky., 32: Daniel Cheruiyot, UTEP, 32: Matthew Melancon, Oregon, 32: Stephen Schroeder, Navy, 32: Alex George, Arkansas, 32: Championships 3

4 184. Scott Morgan, North Carolina, 32: Christoph Graf, South Alabama, 32: Benjamin Preisner, Tulsa, 32: Daniel Everett, Columbia, 32: Michael Hall, Florida St., 32: David Osborn, Oklahoma St., 32: Nicholas Posada, Michigan, 32: Brady Turnbull, Texas, 32: Adam Hartman, Colorado St., 32: Amos Kosgey, Eastern Ky., 32: Joe Sansone, North Carolina, 32: Colby Gilbert, Washington, 32: Tyler Udland, Florida St., 32: Antony Taylor, Florida St., 32: Johannes Motschmann, Iona, 32: Adam Palamar, Tulsa, 32: Ibrahim Ahmed, Southern Utah, 32: Sam Stabler, Lamar, 32: Adam Peterman, Colorado, 32: Daniel Bulmer, Mississippi, 32: Ty McCormack, Auburn, 32: Dan Curts, Iowa St., 32: Aaron Baumgarten, Michigan, 32: Taylor Caldwell, Mississippi, 32: Ferdinand Edman, UCLA, 32: Gabe Gonzales, Arkansas, 32: Mark Hadley, Furman, 32: Trevor Gilley, Mississippi, 32: Brock Baker, Furman, 32: Nick Soter, Michigan St., 32: Dylan Marx, Southern Utah, 32: Jose Madera, San Francisco, 32: Fred Huxham, Washington, 32: Amos Bowen, Wyoming, 32: Aidan Swain, Arkansas, 32: Liam Hillery, Providence, 32: Jake McDonnell, Tulsa, 32: Danny Thater, Tulsa, 32: Connor Hendrickson, Texas, 32: Mark Robertson, Mississippi, 33: Brian Barraza, Houston, 33: Jakob Abrahamsen, Eastern Ky., 33: Adam Visokay, Virginia, 33: Christian Heymsfield, Arkansas, 33: Trevor Hopper, Virginia, 33: Austen Dalquist, Arkansas, 33: Jacob Pickle, Texas, 33: Istvan Szogi, Southern Utah, 33: Kieran Reilly, Indiana, 33: Elphas Maiyo, UTEP, 33: Andrew Cusmano, Michigan St., 33: Charles Mathenge, Stephen F. Austin, 33: Andrew Goodman, Colorado St., 33: Sean Vandermosten, Eastern Ky., 33: Austin O Neil, UCLA, 34: Adam Roderique, Tulsa, 34: Otneil Teixeira, Florida St., 34: Tripp Hurt, Furman, 34: Stanley Linton, Florida St., 34: Clinton Rhoton, Southern Utah, 24: AJ Yarnall, Washington, 34: Evans Kiprono, UTEP, 34: Ramon Garcia, UTEP, 37: Championships 4

5 HISTORY TEAM RESULTS Year Champion Coach Points Runner-Up Points Host or Site 1938 Indiana Earle Hayes 51 Notre Dame 61 Michigan St Michigan St. Lauren Brown 54 Wisconsin 57 Michigan St Indiana Earle Hayes 65 Eastern Mich. 68 Michigan St Rhode Island Fred Tootell 83 Penn St. 110 Michigan St Indiana Earle Hayes 57 Michigan St. Penn St. Charles Werner Drake Bill Easton 25 Notre Dame 64 Michigan St Drake Bill Easton 50 Notre Dame 65 Michigan St Drake Bill Easton 42 NYU 98 Michigan St Penn St. Charles Werner 60 Syracuse 72 Michigan St Michigan St. Karl Schlademan 41 Wisconsin 69 Michigan St Michigan St. Karl Schlademan 59 Syracuse 81 Michigan St Penn St. Charles Werner 53 Michigan St. 55 Michigan St Syracuse Robert Grieve 80 Kansas 118 Michigan St Michigan St. Karl Schlademan 65 Indiana 68 Michigan St Kansas Bill Easton 70 Indiana 82 Michigan St Oklahoma St. Ralph Higgins 61 Syracuse 118 Michigan St Michigan St. Karl Schlademan 46 Kansas 68 Michigan St Michigan St. Karl Schlademan 28 Kansas 88 Michigan St Notre Dame Alex Wilson 121 Michigan St. 127 Michigan St Michigan St. Francis Dittrich 79 Western Mich. 104 Michigan St Michigan St. Francis Dittrich 44 Houston 120 Michigan St Houston John Morriss 54 Michigan St. 80 Michigan St Oregon St. Sam Bell 68 San Jose St. 82 Michigan St San Jose St. Dean Miller 58 Villanova 69 Michigan St San Jose St. Dean Miller 53 Oregon 68 Michigan St Western Mich. George Dales 86 Oregon 116 Michigan St Western Mich. George Dales 81 Northwestern 114 Kansas 1966 Villanova James Elliott 79 Kansas St. 155 Kansas 1967 Villanova James Elliott 91 Air Force 96 Wyoming 1968 Villanova James Elliott 78 Stanford 100 Manhattan 1969 UTEP Wayne Vandenburg 74 Villanova 88 Manhattan 1970 Villanova James Elliott 85 Oregon 86 William & Mary 1971 Oregon Bill Dellinger 83 Washington St. 122 Tennessee 1972 Tennessee Stan Huntsman 134 East Tenn. St. 148 Houston 1973 Oregon Bill Dellinger 89 UTEP 157 Washington St Oregon Bill Dellinger 77 Western Ky. 110 Indiana 1975 UTEP Ted Banks 88 Washington St. 92 Penn St UTEP Ted Banks 62 Oregon 117 North Texas 1977 Oregon Bill Dellinger 100 UTEP 105 Washington St UTEP Ted Banks 56 Oregon 72 Wisconsin 1979 UTEP Ted Banks 86 Oregon 93 Lehigh 1980 UTEP Ted Banks 58 Arkansas 152 Wichita St UTEP Ted Banks 17 Providence 109 Wichita St Wisconsin Dan McClimon 59 Providence 138 Indiana 1983 *UTEP Larry Heidebrecht 108 Wisconsin 164 Lehigh 1984 Arkansas John McDonnell 101 Arizona 111 Penn St Wisconsin Martin Smith 67 Arkansas 104 Marquette 1986 Arkansas John McDonnell 69 Dartmouth 141 Arizona 1987 Arkansas John McDonnell 87 Dartmouth 119 Virginia 1988 Wisconsin Martin Smith 105 Northern Ariz. 160 Iowa St Iowa St. Bill Bergan 54 Oregon 72 Navy 1990 Arkansas John McDonnell 68 Iowa St. 96 Tennessee 1991 Arkansas John McDonnell 52 Iowa St. 114 Arizona 1992 Arkansas John McDonnell 46 Wisconsin 87 Indiana 1993 Arkansas John McDonnell 31 BYU 153 Lehigh History 5

6 Year Champion Coach Points Runner-Up Points Host or Site 1994 Iowa St. Bill Bergan 65 Colorado 88 Arkansas 1995 Arkansas John McDonnell 100 Northern Ariz. 142 Iowa St Stanford Vin Lananna 46 Arkansas 74 Arizona 1997 Stanford Vin Lananna 53 Arkansas 56 Furman 1998 Arkansas John McDonnell 97 Stanford 114 Kansas 1999 Arkansas John McDonnell 58 Wisconsin 185 Indiana 2000 Arkansas John McDonnell 83 Colorado 94 Iowa St Colorado Mark Wetmore 90 Stanford 91 Furman 2002 Stanford Vin Lananna 47 Wisconsin 107 Indiana St Stanford Andrew Gerard 24 Wisconsin 174 UNI 2004 Colorado Mark Wetmore 90 Wisconsin 94 Indiana St Wisconsin Jerry Schumacher 37 Arkansas 105 Indiana St Colorado Mark Wetmore 94 Wisconsin 142 Indiana St Oregon Vin Lananna 85 Iona 113 Indiana St Oregon Vin Lananna 93 Iona 147 Indiana St Oklahoma St. Dave Smith 127 Oregon 143 Indiana St Oklahoma St. Dave Smith 73 Florida St. 193 Indiana St Wisconsin Mick Byrne 97 Oklahoma St. 139 Indiana St Oklahoma St. Dave Smith 72 Wisconsin 135 Louisville 2013 Colorado Mark Wetmore 149 Northern Ariz. 169 Indiana St Colorado Mark Wetmore 65 Stanford 98 Indiana St. *Participation in the championships vacated by the NCAA Committee on Infractions. (Note: No meet held in 1943.) Team Championships Arkansas 11 Michgian St. 8 UTEP 7 Oregon 6 Colorado 5 Wisconsin 5 Oklahoma St. 4 Stanford 4 Villanova 4 Drake 3 Indiana 3 Penn St. 3 Iowa St. 2 San Jose St. 2 Western Mich. 2 Houston 1 Kansas 1 Notre Dame 1 Oregon St. 1 Rhode Island 1 Syracuse 1 Tennessee 1 (Note: Totals include co-championships.) Individual Championships Oregon 7 Washington St. 7 Kansas 5 Colorado 4 Wisconsin 4 Arizona 3 Arkansas 3 Indiana 3 Liberty 3 UTEP 3 BYU 2 Drake 2 Houston 2 Iowa St. 2 Notre Dame 2 Rhode Island 2 Western Ky. 2 Air Force 1 Ashland 1 E. Tenn. St. 1 Eastern Mich. 1 Georgetown 1 Illinois 1 Iowa 1 Loyola Chicago 1 Michigan St. 1 North Carolina 1 Ohio 1 Ohio Wesleyan 1 Oregon St. 1 Providence 1 South Ala. 1 Southern Calif. 1 Texas 1 Texas Tech 1 UCLA 1 Villanova 1 CHAMPIONSHIPS RECORDS Team Score 17 UTEP (Mathews Motshwarateu 1, Michael Musyoki 2, Gabriel Kaman 3, Suleiman Nyambui 5, Gidamis Shahanga 6), Individual Titles 3 Gerry Lindgren, Washington St., ; Steve Prefontaine, Oregon, ; Henry Rono, Washington St., Individual Records 4 miles 19:12.3, Max Truex, Southern California, miles 28:00.2, Steve Prefontaine, Oregon, 1970 History 6

7 10,000 meters 28:06.6, Henry Rono, Washington St., INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS Year Name School Time 1938 Greg Rice Notre Dame 20: Walter Mehl Wisconsin 20: Gilbert Dodds Ashland 20: Fred Wilt Indiana 20: Oliver Hunter Notre Dame 20: Fred Feiler Drake 21: Fred Feiler Drake 21: Quentin Brelsford Ohio Wesleyan 20: Jack Milne North Carolina 20: Robert Black Rhode Island 19: Robert Black Rhode Island 20: Herb Semper Kansas 20: Herb Semper Kansas 20: Charles Capozzoli Georgetown 19: Wes Santee Kansas 19: Allen Frame Kansas 19: Charles Jones Iowa 19: Walter McNew Texas 19: Max Truex Southern California 19: Crawford Kennedy Michigan St. 20: Al Lawrence Houston 20: Al Lawrence Houston 19: Dale Story Oregon St. 19: Tom O Hara Loyola Chicago 19: Victor Zwolak Villanova 19: Elmore Banton Ohio 20: John Lawson Kansas 29: Gerry Lindgren Washington St. 29: Gerry Lindgren Washington St. 30: Michael Ryan Air Force 29: Gerry Lindgren Washington St. 28: Steve Prefontaine Oregon 28: Steve Prefontaine Oregon 29: Neil Cusack East Tenn. St. 28: Steve Prefontaine Oregon 28: Nick Rose Western Ky. 29: Craig Virgin Illinois 28: Henry Rono Washington St. 28: Henry Rono Washington St. 28:33.5 Year Name School Time 1978 Alberto Salazar Oregon 29: Henry Rono Washington St. 28: Suleiman Nyambui UTEP 29: Mathews Motshwarateu UTEP 28: Mark Scrutton Colorado 30: Zakarie Barie UTEP 29: Ed Eyestone BYU 29: Timothy Hacker Wisconsin 29: Aaron Ramirez Arizona 30: Joe Falcon Arkansas 29: Bob Kennedy Indiana 29: John Nuttall Iowa St. 29: Jonah Koech Iowa St. 29: Sean Dollman Western Ky. 30: Bob Kennedy Indiana 30: Josephat Kapkory Washington St. 29: Martin Keino Arizona 30: Godfrey Siamusiye Arkansas 30: Godfrey Siamusiye Arkansas 29: Mebrahtom Keflezighi UCLA 28: Adam Goucher Colorado 29: David Kimani South Ala. 30: Keith Kelly Providence 30: Boaz Cheboiywo Eastern Mich. 28: Jorge Torres Colorado 29: Dathan Ritzenhein Colorado 29: Simon Bairu Wisconsin 30: Simon Bairu Wisconsin 29: Josh Rohatinsky BYU 30: Josh McDougal Liberty 29: Galen Rupp Oregon 29: Samuel Chelanga Liberty 28: Samuel Chelanga Liberty 29: Lawi Lalang Arizona 28: Kennedy Kithuka Texas Tech 28: Edward Cheserek Oregon 29: Edward Cheserek Oregon Race Distance : 4 miles; : 6 miles; : 10,000 meters. *Due to course conditions in 2013, starting line was moved 110 meters, causing the course to be short. History 7

8 TEAM FINISHES Team (Years Participated) Yrs. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Best Finish (Year[s]) Abilene Christian (1966) th (1966) Air Force ( ) nd (1967) Alabama ( ) rd (2009) Albion (1950) th (1950) Alfred ( ) th (1938) American ( ) th (1971) Appalachian St. (1994) st (1994) Arizona ( ) nd (1984) Arizona St. ( ) th (2004) Arkansas ( ) st ( ) Army West Point( ) rd (1958) Auburn ( ) th ( ) Ball St. ( ) th (1971) Baylor (1994) th (1994) Beloit (1954) th (1954) Boise St. ( ) th (1996) Boston College (1984) T11th (1984) Boston U. ( ) rd (1986) Bowling Green ( ) th (1972) Brown ( ) th (1987) Bucknell ( ) th (1982) Buffalo St. ( ) th (1956) Butler ( ) th (2004) BYU ( nd (1993) ) Cal Poly ( ) th (2004) Cal Poly Pomona ( ) th (1968) California ( ) th (2007) Central Mich. ( ) th (2002) Chattanooga (1998) st (1998) Chicago (1954) th (1954) Cincinnati ( ) th (1969) Citadel (1970) th (1970) Clemson ( ) th ( ) Cleveland St. ( ) th (1977) Colorado ( st ( ) ) Colorado St. ( ) th (1960) Columbia ( ) th (2012) Cornell ( ) th (1957) Cornell College ( ) th (1942) Dartmouth ( ) nd ( ) Drake ( ) st ( ) Duke ( ) th (1974) Earlham (1940) th (1940) East Carolina (1970) th (1970) East Tenn. St. ( ) nd (1972) Eastern Ky. ( ) th (2013) Eastern Mich. ( ) nd (1940) Fairleigh Dickinson ( ) th (1979) Florida ( ) th (1990) Florida St. ( ) nd (2010) Fordham (1977) th (1977) Fresno St. (1973) nd (1973) Furman ( ) th (1965) Georgetown ( th (1965) ) Georgia ( ) th (2012) Grinnell (1954) th (1954) Harvard ( ) th (1968) Houston ( ) st (1960) Idaho (1962) th (1962) Idaho St. ( ) th (1982) Illinois ( ) th (1956) Illinois St. ( ) nd (1990) History 8

9 Team (Years Participated) Yrs. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Best Finish (Year[s]) Indiana ( st ( ) Iona ( ) nd ( ) Iowa ( ) rd ( ) Iowa St. ( st ( ) James Madison ( ) th (1998) Kansas ( st (1953) ) Kansas St. ( ) nd (1966) Kent St. ( ) rd (1974) Kentucky ( ) th (1988) La.-Lafayette (1971) th (1971) Lawrence (1950) th (1950) Lehigh (1970) th (1970) Long Beach St. ( ) th (1971) Louisville ( ) th (2007) Loyola Chicago (2005) st (2005) Manhattan ( ) rd (1949) Maryland ( ) T7th (1954) Massachusetts ( ) th (1974) McNeese St. ( ) st (1973) Miami (FL) (1985) st (1985) Miami (OH) ( rd (1954) ) Michigan ( th ( ) ) Michigan St. ( ) st ( ) Minnesota ( ) th (1968) Missouri ( ) th ( ) Montana ( ) th (1985) Montana St. (2002) th (2002) Murray St. ( ) th (1977) Navy ( ) th ( ) Nebraska ( ) th (1996) Nevada ( ) th (1977) New Mexico ( ) th (2009) North Carolina ( ) th (1985) North Carolina St. ( rd (1999) ) Northeastern ( ) th (1985) Northern Ariz. ( nd ( ) ) Northwestern (1965) nd (1965) Notre Dame ( st (1957) ) NYU ( ) nd (1946) Oberlin ( ) th (1944) Ohio ( ) rd (1964) Ohio St. ( ) rd (1944) Ohio Wesleyan ( ) th (1947) Oklahoma ( ) th (2010) Oklahoma City ( ) th ( ) Oklahoma St. ( st ( ) ) Ole Miss (2014) th (2014) Oral Roberts ( ) th (1983) Oregon ( ) st ( ) Oregon St. ( ) st (1961) Penn ( ) rd (1971) Penn St. ( st ( ) ) Pittsburgh ( ) th (1953) Portland ( ) rd (2014) Princeton ( ) th (2012) Providence ( nd ( ) ) Purdue ( ) th ( ) Rhode Island ( ) st (1941) History 9

10 Team (Years Participated) Yrs. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Best Finish (Year[s]) Rice ( ) th ( ) Richmond (2010) th (2010) Rutgers ( ) th (1976) Saint Joseph s ( ) th ( ) San Diego (1952) th (1952) San Diego St. ( ) th (1968) San Jose St. ( ) st ( ) SMU ( ) st ( ) South Dakota St. ( ) th (1953) South Fla. ( ) nd (1989) Southern California (1968) rd (1968) Southern Ill. ( ) th ( ) Southern Utah ( ) st (1999) St. John s (NY) ( ) th (1968) Stanford ( ) st ( ) Syracuse ( ) st (1951) Tennessee ( st (1972) ) Texas ( rd (1956) ) Texas A&M ( ) th (1961) Tulane (1998) th (1998) Tulsa ( ) th (2012) UC Irvine ( ) th (1986) UC Santa Barbara ( ) th (2001) UCLA ( ) th ( ) UConn ( ) rd (1941) Utah (1967) th (1967) *UTEP ( ) st ( ) UTSA (1997) th (1997) Villanova ( st ( ) ) Virginia ( ) th (1984) Virginia Tech ( ) th (1987) VMI (1954) th (1954) Wake Forest ( ) rd (1989) Washington ( ) th (1989) Washington St. ( ) nd ( ) Wayne St. (MI) ( ) th (1944) Weber St. ( ) th (1991) West Chester (1970) th (1970) West Virginia ( ) th (1985) Western Ky. ( ) nd (1974) Western Mich. ( ) st ( ) Wheaton (IL) ( ) th ( ) Wichita St. ( ) th (1971) William & Mary ( ) th (1973) Wisconsin ( ) st ( ) Wooster (1951) th (1951) Wyoming ( ) rd (1977) *UTEP s participation in 1983 championships vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions. History 10

11 ALL-TIME TEAM RESULTS Indiana, Notre Dame, Drake, Michigan St., Alfred, Purdue, Michigan St., Wisconsin, Indiana, Drake, Oklahoma St., Eastern Mich., Alfred, Notre Dame, Ohio St., Indiana, Eastern Mich., Rhode Island, Michigan St., Notre Dame, Ohio St., Drake, Oberlin, Alfred, Earlham, Rhode Island, Penn St., UConn, Purdue, Michigan St., Notre Dame, (Tie) Eastern Mich. and Miami (OH), Indiana, Illinois, (Tie) Indiana and Penn St., Rhode Island, Michigan St., Illinois, Notre Dame, Miami (OH), Purdue, Cornell College, No meet held Drake, Notre Dame, Ohio St., Oberlin, Michigan St., Wayne St. (MI), Drake, Notre Dame, Wisconsin, Miami (OH), Ohio St., Michigan St., Kansas, Wayne St. (MI), Drake, NYU, Penn St., Miami (OH), Wisconsin, Michigan St., Indiana, Syracuse, Oklahoma, Notre Dame, Purdue, Wheaton (IL), Penn St., Syracuse, Drake, (Tie) Indiana and Purdue, Michigan St., Miami (OH), Wisconsin, Notre Dame, Ohio Wesleyan, Wheaton (IL), Michigan St., Wisconsin, Syracuse, Penn St., Notre Dame, Purdue, Kansas, Indiana, Miami (OH), Cornell College, Michigan St., Syracuse, Manhattan, Penn St., Army, Kansas, Wisconsin, Illinois, Purdue, Notre Dame, Penn St., Michigan St., Wisconsin, Kansas, Notre Dame, Purdue, Eastern Mich., Lawrence, Albion, Syracuse, Kansas, Wisconsin, Penn St., Michigan St., Tennessee, Indiana, Drake, Miami (OH), Pittsburgh, Notre Dame, Eastern Mich., Wheaton (IL), Bowling Green, North Carolina St., Western Mich., Wooster, Oberlin, Michigan St., Indiana, Iowa, (Tie) Penn St. and Syracuse, Miami (OH), San Diego, Drake, Wisconsin, North Carolina St., Wheaton (IL), Notre Dame, Oberlin, Kansas, Indiana, Syracuse, Penn St., Pittsburgh, Michigan St., South Dakota St., Wisconsin, Miami (OH), Oberlin, Western Mich., Oklahoma St., Syracuse, Miami (OH), Kansas, Penn St., Notre Dame, (Tie) Maryland and Pittsburgh, South Dakota St., Michigan St., Western Mich., Ohio St., Chicago, Beloit, Grinnell, VMI, Michigan St., Kansas, (Tie) NYU and Notre Dame, Saint Joseph s, Indiana, Miami (OH), Western Mich., Oberlin, Michigan St., Kansas, Texas, Illinois, Saint Joseph s, Notre Dame, Penn St., Indiana, Miami (OH), UConn, Syracuse, Western Mich., Ohio Wesleyan, Buffalo St., Notre Dame, Michigan St., Houston, Syracuse, Kansas, Western Mich., Cornell, 172 All-Time Team Results 11

12 8. Colorado, Penn St., Miami (OH), (Tie) Indiana and Texas, Arkansas, Iowa, Bowling Green, Duke, Buffalo St., Michigan St., Western Mich., Army, Notre Dame, Iowa St., Kansas, Indiana, Iowa, Arkansas, Central Mich., Drake, Syracuse, Duke, Miami (OH), Michigan St., Houston, Iowa, Notre Dame, Western Mich., Iowa St., Army, Indiana, Air Force, Penn St., Syracuse, Alfred, Miami (OH), Houston, Michigan St., Western Mich., Penn St., Colorado St., Army, Air Force, Iowa, Miami (OH), Notre Dame, Alfred, Texas, Oregon St., San Jose St., Houston, Kansas, Iowa, Western Mich., Southern Ill., Penn St., Michigan St., Air Force, Army, Texas A&M, Central Mich., Ohio, Miami (OH), Bowling Green, Buffalo St., San Jose St., Villanova, Western Mich., Houston, Michigan St., Ohio, Colorado, Oregon St., Idaho, Kansas, Notre Dame, Penn St., Iowa, Texas A&M, San Jose St., Oregon, Notre Dame, Kansas, Michigan St., (Tie) Houston and Ohio, Miami (OH), Villanova, Western Mich., Wisconsin, Brown, Bowling Green, Providence, Syracuse, Drake, William & Mary, Rutgers, Oklahoma City, North Carolina, West Virginia, Western Mich., Oregon, Ohio, Notre Dame, BYU, Georgetown, Miami (OH), Houston, Kansas, Air Force, Tennessee, Villanova, Providence, Harvard, Minnesota, Michigan St., Pittsburgh, Bowling Green, Oklahoma City, William & Mary, Drake, Wayne St. (MI), Southern Ill., Western Mich., Northwestern, Tennessee, Georgetown, Oklahoma St., Kansas, Kansas St., Oregon, Notre Dame, Wyoming, San Jose St., (Tie) BYU and Furman, Colorado, Michigan St., Army, Providence, Houston, Villanova, Kansas St., San Jose St., Iowa, Washington St., Colorado, (Tie) Oregon St. and Southern Ill., Western Mich., Houston, New Mexico, Michigan St., Colorado St., Abilene Christian, Ohio, Kansas, Oklahoma St., William & Mary, Miami (OH), Providence, Notre Dame, Drake, Iowa St., Tennessee, Arkansas, Villanova, Air Force, Colorado, Western Mich., Indiana, Missouri, San Jose St., Drake, BYU, Utah, Houston, Tennessee, Kansas, Wyoming, Villanova, Stanford, Southern California, Minnesota, Colorado, San Diego St., Drake, Cal Poly Pomona, Harvard, Miami (OH), Missouri, Michigan St., St. John s (NY), Penn St., William & Mary, Kansas, Tennessee, UConn, Western Mich., Massachusetts, Providence, Air Force, West Virginia, Houston, UTEP, Villanova, Oregon, Washington St., Illinois, Western Mich., Minnesota, Penn, Bowling Green, Penn St., UConn, Houston, Miami (OH), Manhattan, (Tie) Nebraska and Providence, Long Beach St., Tennessee, Cal Poly Pomona, Princeton, Kansas, Missouri, Georgetown, Cincinnati, Virginia Tech, St. John s (NY), 589 All-Time Team Results 12

13 27. Murray St., Harvard, Florida, Villanova, Oregon, UTEP, Indiana, Western Mich., Missouri, Michigan St., Bowling Green, San Diego St., William & Mary, Pittsburgh, Minnesota, Penn St., Oklahoma St., Colorado, BYU, Duke, Manhattan, Houston, Kansas St., East Tenn. St., Penn, Long Beach St., Lehigh, Illinois, Cornell, Alabama, Cincinnati, Harvard, Texas, (Tie) Kentucky and North Carolina, SMU, West Chester, Virginia Tech, Furman, East Carolina, 1, Virginia, 1, Citadel, 1, Oregon, Washington St., Penn, Villanova, East Tenn. St., Kansas St., Bowling Green, Penn St., Northern Ariz., Long Beach St., Miami (OH), Duke, Michigan St., Wichita St., Cornell, Indiana, William & Mary, Ball St., American, Murray St., Tennessee, Kentucky, Air Force, Princeton, North Carolina, Colorado, Providence, Texas, Florida, La.-Lafayette, Tennessee, East Tenn. St., Oregon, Washington St., Miami (OH), Bowling Green, Oklahoma St., BYU, Manhattan, Indiana, William & Mary, Penn St., Eastern Mich., Kansas, Wisconsin, Oregon St., Maryland, Princeton, Montana, Arizona, Navy, Kentucky, Long Beach St., Alabama, Rice, Arkansas, Houston, Oregon, UTEP, Washington St., William & Mary, Oklahoma St., (Tie) Colorado and Western Ky., East Tenn. St., Wisconsin, Penn St., Indiana, Eastern Mich., Tennessee, Oregon St., Massachusetts, Alabama, Boise St., Wichita St., Minnesota, Weber St., McNeese St., Fresno St., Oregon, Western Ky., UTEP, Washington St., Providence, Eastern Mich., Georgetown, Massachusetts, Wisconsin, Penn St., Duke, Michigan, BYU, Iowa St., Navy, Kentucky, Wichita St., Maryland, Missouri, Minnesota, East Tenn. St., Montana, Kent St., Florida, Kansas St., Long Beach St., Arkansas, Syracuse, UTEP, Washington St., Providence, Penn St., East Tenn. St., Western Ky., BYU, Colorado St., Wisconsin, Illinois, Oregon, Kansas St., Arkansas, (Tie) New Mexico and Princeton, Tennessee, Indiana, Northeastern, Georgetown, Colorado, Maryland, Michigan, William & Mary, Pittsburgh, Navy, Wichita St., Penn, Kent St., Rice, Long Beach St., Dartmouth, Florida, UTEP, Oregon, Washington St., BYU, Illinois, Tennessee, Arizona, San Diego St., Providence, Arkansas, Wisconsin, Kentucky, Penn St., Western Ky., Rutgers, Georgetown, Maryland, Michigan, Boise St., Colorado, Villanova, East Tenn. St., Harvard, Alabama, Navy, Eastern Mich., Iowa St., Princeton, SMU, Southern Ill., Rice, Dartmouth, Oklahoma, McNeese St., Oregon, UTEP, Wyoming, Providence, BYU, Wisconsin, East Tenn. St., Tennessee, Arizona, Colorado, Cleveland St., Penn St., Washington, Murray St., UC Irvine, Nevada, Kentucky, Missouri, Massachusetts, Clemson, Arkansas, 482 All-Time Team Results 13

14 22. Illinois, Rutgers, Georgetown, St. John s (NY), Fordham, Cornell, Duke, Iowa St., UTEP, Oregon, Wisconsin, Penn St., Colorado, Tennessee, Arizona, Indiana, Colorado St., Arkansas, Minnesota, Providence, Wyoming, Auburn, (Tie) East Tenn. St. and Villanova, Bucknell, Southern Ill., Rice, Oklahoma, Michigan, Western Ky., Rutgers, SMU, Clemson, Army, Massachusetts, Harvard, Washington St., UTEP, Oregon, Penn St., Colorado, Auburn, East Tenn. St., Villanova, Indiana, Washington St., Arkansas, Wisconsin, Western Ky., Michigan, Manhattan, UCLA, Providence, Bucknell, Fairleigh Dickinson, Cleveland St., Kentucky, Nevada, Kansas, Colorado St., Florida, Rice, Boston U., Southern Ill., Harvard, Houston, UTEP, Arkansas, Penn St., East Tenn. St., UCLA, Western Ky., Michigan, Clemson, Villanova, Iowa St., Indiana, Southern Ill., Colorado, Auburn, Providence, Bucknell, Nevada, Tennessee, (Tie) Oregon and Wisconsin, Illinois, Arizona, Georgetown, Princeton, Montana, Texas, UConn, Houston, Dartmouth, UTEP, Providence, Arkansas, Wisconsin, UCLA, East Tenn. St., Arizona, Florida St., Clemson, Illinois, Iowa St., Minnesota, Villanova, Penn St., Southern Ill., (Tie) Princeton and Texas, Kansas, Tennessee, Bucknell, Boston U., Air Force, Idaho St., Wisconsin, Providence, Arkansas, East Tenn. St., UTEP, Michigan, Colorado, Clemson, UCLA, Oregon, Arizona, Bucknell, Tennessee, Virginia Tech, Oral Roberts, (Tie) Miami (OH) and Purdue, Idaho St., Iona, Fairleigh Dickinson, Texas A&M, Northeastern, *1. UTEP, Wisconsin, Oregon, Clemson, Arkansas, East Tenn. St., Providence, Iowa St., Illinois, Tennessee, Oral Roberts, Georgetown, BYU, (Tie) Arizona and Villanova, Purdue, Michigan, Virginia, Dartmouth, UCLA, Texas, West Virginia, 492 *Participation vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions Arkansas, Arizona, Tennessee, Wisconsin, Virginia, Providence, Washington St., Michigan, North Carolina St., Iowa St., (Tie) Boston College and Weber St., Clemson, Illinois, BYU, Georgetown, Northern Ariz., Navy, Notre Dame, Texas, Penn St., Colorado, Wisconsin, Arkansas, Colorado, Arizona, North Carolina, Iowa St., Navy, Boston U., Montana, Northeastern, North Carolina St., UCLA, Tennessee, Texas, Purdue, Auburn, Stanford, BYU, Iona, West Virginia, Miami (FL), Eastern Mich., Arkansas, Dartmouth, Boston U., Oregon, Colorado, Arizona, Illinois, Florida, Texas, Northern Ariz., UC Irvine, North Carolina St., Wisconsin, Tennessee, Nebraska, Wyoming, Penn St., Army, Bucknell, Purdue, Kansas St., Providence, Arkansas, Dartmouth, 119 All-Time Team Results 14