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USTFCCCA ::: DIII XC All-Academic: Ben Sathre Named Scholar-Athlete of 2011 Div

USTFCCCA ::: DIII XC All-Academic: Ben Sathre Named Scholar-Athlete of 2011 Div

Feb 8, 2012 by FloTrack Staff
USTFCCCA ::: DIII XC All-Academic: Ben Sathre Named Scholar-Athlete of 2011 Div

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Women’s individual All-Academic honorees announced on Friday. Team honors released next week.

 

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Ben Sathre Named Scholar-Athlete of 2011 Division III Cross Country Season

In addition, 141 individuals receive All-Academic status for the 2011 cross country season

 

February 8, 2012

 

NEW ORLEANS – Ben Sathre of the University of St. Thomas (Minnesota) was named the USTFCCCA NCAA Division III Men’s Scholar Athlete of the Year for the 2011 cross country season on Wednesday by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA). Sathre was also the NCAA Division III cross country champion for the 2011 fall season.

 

Scholar Athletes are determined from among those who earned All-Academic status and placed highest individually at the most recent NCAA Championships.

 

USTFCCCA NCAA Division III

Cross Country Men’s Scholar Athlete of the Year – Ben Sathre, St. Thomas (Minn.)

 

A senior from Chaska, Minn., Sathre has a 3.74 cumulative GPA in History and Education through the 2011 fall semester.

 

To get the national crown, he led the NCAA DIII championship race for most of the eight-kilometer course with SUNY Geneseo’s Lee Berube close by. And, with a fast start, Sathre led by five seconds by the first mile split (4:34), and went on to win by five seconds over Berube for his first national cross country crown.

 

Sathre’s final time was 23:44.3, just two seconds off the meet-record time of 23:42.3 set in 1999 by Puget Sound’s Dave Davis.

 

He was the first from St. Thomas to win a men’s cross country national crown since Nicholas Manciu in 1982.

 

Also in the fall, Sathre led wire-to-wire and garnered a 20-second win in the NCAA Central Regional for his second-straight region title. Sathre also won the MIAC title by more than 32 seconds.

 

Past Winners

 

2011: Ben Sathre, St. Thomas (Minn.)

2010: Anders Hulleberg, Haverford

2009: Ricky Flynn, Lynchburg

2008: Brian Chenoweth, Wartburg

2007: Chris Erichsen, Saint John's (Minn.)

2006: Will Leer, Pomona-Pitzer

 

141 Earn All-Academic Status

 

In addition to the Scholar Athlete of the Year, the USTFCCCA also announced those men who earned 2011 Division III All-Academic Cross Country status.

 

A total of 141 student-athletes represent the 80 institutions that compose the group. As a team, Haverford claimed the most on the All-Academic list with five. Five other squads: Calvin, Wabash, St. Olaf, Centre, and Williams had four on the list. The NESCAC notched 13 honors to lead all conferences around the country. The SCAC and UAA followed with 12 and 11, respectively.

 

Ten of the top 20 finishers at the 2011 NCAA Cross Country Championships earned All-Academic status, including top-ten finishers Sathre, Timothy Nelson (UW-Stout), Kevin McCarthy (Wabash), and Michael Burnstein (Washington (Mo.)). In addition, four of eight NCAA Regional Champions from the 2011 season earned All-Academic honors.

 

To qualify for the USTFCCCA All-Academic Track and Field Team, the student-athlete must have compiled a cumulative grade point average of (GPA) or greater through the most-recent semester and placed in the top 35 at the NCAA Regional Championships.

 

USTFCCCA 2011 Division III Cross Country All-Academic Honorees, MEN

 

ATHLETE

INSTITUTION

Andrew Erskine

Amherst College

Micheala Tesema

Augsburg College

Jonathan Smith

Augustana College (Illinois)

Mike Tisza

Augustana College (Illinois)

Ken Janosko

Baldwin-Wallace College

Devin Dilts

Bates College

Andrew Wortham

Bates College

Timothy Miller

Bridgewater College (Virginia)

Jobadiah Christiansen

Calvin College

Kerr Dan

Calvin College

David VandeBunte

Calvin College

Matt VanderRoest

Calvin College

Evan Gates

Carnegie Mellon University

Josh Newby

Carnegie Mellon University

Albert Anastasio

Centre College

John Kieffer

Centre College

Willie Polio

Centre College

Jack Santos

Centre College

Alex Mauro

Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Colleges

Russell Page

Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Colleges

Brian Sutter

Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Colleges

Kyle Heineman

Coe College

Luke Hutchings-Goetz

College of Wooster

Robby Caseria

Colorado College

Kaleb Fergin

Colorado College

Nick Hall

Colorado College

Tom Sederquist

Concordia College, Moorhead

Ben Jacobs

Cornell College

Alex Chappars

Denison University

Andrew Fine

Dickinson College

Theodore MacDonald

Dickinson College

Ryan Steinbock

Dickinson College

Jacob Naegeli

Earlham College

Daniel Nafzger

Eastern Mennonite University

Aaron Focht

Elizabethtown College

Eric Reichert

Elizabethtown College

Geraint Davies

Emory University

Stephen Ellwood

Emory University

William Jones

Franciscan University of Steubenville

Joey Negreann

Goucher College

Ben Tyler

Grinnell College

Chad Norton

Guilford College

Eric Arnold

Haverford College

Peter Kissin

Haverford College

Ivo Milic-Strkalj

Haverford College

Tim Schoch

Haverford College

Andrew Sturner

Haverford College

Caleb Sturgill

Lewis & Clark College

Joe Gladow

Linfield College

Dan McDermott

Loras College

Jerry Olp

Loras College

Austin Steil

Loras College

Austin Bauer

Luther College

Marty Mitchell

Luther College

Calvin Cook

Manchester College

Curtis Nordmann

Manchester College

Caleb Muller

Marietta College

Daniel Harper

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Stephen Serene

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Tyler Newhook

Messiah College

Patrick Hebble

Middlebury College

Nathaniel Sans

Middlebury College

Michael Schmidt

Middlebury College

Matthew Lutcza

Moravian College

Cole Marolf

Nebraska Wesleyan University

Johnny Rutford

Nebraska Wesleyan University

Parker Schoen

Nebraska Wesleyan University

Kevin Bonilla

New York University

Ryan Boyd

New York University

Dylan Karten

New York University

Dan Kerley

North Central College

Kevin Sparks

North Central College

Stephen Williams

Oberlin College

Sebastian Devlin-Foltz

Occidental College

Eric Kleinsasser

Occidental College

Colin Smith

Occidental College

Kale Booher

Ohio Wesleyan University

Nathan Kafity

Ohio Wesleyan University

Sharif Kronemer

Ohio Wesleyan University

Joseph Deardorff

Pacific University (Oregon)

Paul Balmer

Pomona-Pitzer Colleges

Anders Crabo

Pomona-Pitzer Colleges

Andrew Clark

Principia College

Wylie Mangelsdorf

Principia College

Colin English

Ramapo College

Patrick Cavanaugh

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Jeffrey Corelli

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Noah Brown

Rhodes College

Will Hawes

Rhodes College

Tim Smith

Roanoke College

Ryan Edwardson

Simpson College

Steve Kiplagat

St. Lawrence University

Patrick Boland

St. Olaf College

Tim Lillehaugen

St. Olaf College

Brian Saksa

St. Olaf College

Grant Wintheiser

St. Olaf College

Sean Tiernan

State University of New York at Farmingdale

Ian Quinlan

Susquehanna University

Jacob Phillips

Swarthmore College

Richard Peterson

Thiel College

Kyle Marks

Tufts University

Matthew Rand

Tufts University

Isaac Dalke

University of Chicago

Adam Pacheck

University of Rochester

Tyler Iverson

University of St. Thomas (Minnesota)

Ben Sathre

University of St. Thomas (Minnesota)

Jeremy Provence

University of the Ozarks (Arkansas)

Clay Bond

University of the South

John Gilmer

University of the South

Hudson Robb

University of the South

Jacob Peterson

University of Wisconsin, La Crosse

Sam Simones

University of Wisconsin, La Crosse

John Dewitt

University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh

Tyler Morey

University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh

Matt Borneman

University of Wisconsin, Platteville

Anthony Swimm

University of Wisconsin, Platteville

Jared Brandenburg

University of Wisconsin, River Falls

Evan Cooper

University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point

Michael Moore

University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point

Timothy Nelson

University of Wisconsin, Stout

Darren Driscoll

Virginia Wesleyan College

Dalton Boyer

Wabash College

Brian David

Wabash College

Kenny Farris

Wabash College

Kevin McCarthy

Wabash College

Grant Moser

Wartburg College

Scott Ryan

Washington and Jefferson College

Michael Burnstein

Washington University (Missouri)

David Hamm

Washington University (Missouri)

Bryan Marsh

Wesleyan University (Connecticut)

Jacob Waterman

Wheaton College (Illinois)

James Waterman

Wheaton College (Illinois)

Trevor Berrian

Whitworth University

Parker Bennett

Willamette University

Ben Donovan

Willamette University

Wade Davis

Williams College

Jack Fitzhenry

Williams College

Josephat Koima

Williams College

Chris Lee

Williams College

Pat Carroll

Wilmington College (Ohio)

Timothy Hartung

York College (Pennsylvania)

 

 

 

 

 

 

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