Individual Results / Team Results

Charlie Marquardt, Haverford

For the 19th time in the Conference's 22-year history, Haverford claimed the Centennial men's cross country championship on a rainy and raw day on its home course.

The Fords finished with the top three finishers and five of the top nine to register 21 points, easily outdistancing runnerup Johns Hopkins (48). Dickinson (74) and Swarthmore (97) were third and fourth, respectively.

Haverford junior Charlie Marquardt became the fifth straight individual champion for the Fords and 17th overall. The 21 team points is the lowest team score since Haverford posted 21 in 2007.

Teammate Joel Christian finished third to earn his second first-team All-Centennial designation (finishing in the top seven), while Johns Hopkins' Austin Stecklair took seventh for his second consecutive first-team nod.

Team Standings
1-Haverford, 21
2-Johns Hopkins, 48
3-Dickinson, 74
4-Swarthmore, 97
5-Franklin & Marshall, 168
6-Gettysburg, 171
7-Muhlenberg, 178
8-McDaniel, 244
9-Ursinus, 265

Individual Finishers
1-Charlie Marquardt, Haverford, Jr, 25:30.2
2-David Roza, Haverford, Sr, 25:39.5
3-Joel Christian, Haverford, Sr, 25:41.5
4-Mark Weinhoffer, Dickinson, Sr, 25:44.5
5-Austin Stecklair, Johns Hopkins, Sr, 25:50.3
6-Soren Rasmussen, Haverford, Sr, 25:56.4
7-Tyler Wolfe, Johns Hopkins, Fr, 25:56.8

8-Schaffer Ochstein, Johns Hopkins, Jr, 25:57.9
9-Jimmy Gorman, Haverford, Soph, 26:01.8
10-Hunter Smith, Dickinson, Sr, 26:03.8
11-Erick White, Swarthmore, 26:04.5
12-Paul Green, Swarthmore, Jr, 26:09.0
13-Ryan Alvarez, Johns Hopkins, Sr, 26:09.8
14-Jonas Oppenheimer, Swarthmore, Sr, 26:11.7

Runner of the Year: Charlie Marquardt, Haverford, Jr
Rookie of the Year: Tyler Wolfe, Johns Hopkins, Fr