Elizabethtown College Men's Cross Country:
2004 Season in Review

The men's cross country team tied a 37 year old Elizabethtown College record by winning its sixth consecutive Middle Atlantic Conference title, tying the mark for most conference crowns won in a row set by the men's soccer team from 1962 to 1967. The Blue Jays also finished second out of 34 teams at the Mideast Regional, thereby qualifying as a team to compete at the NCAA Division III championship meet for the fourth time in the last six years.

At the NCAA Championships, the Blue Jays finished 15th in the country. Two Blue Jay harriers –Steve Sanko '05 and Jose Miranda '05 – both finished in the top 35 at the national championship to earn All-America honors.

At the Mideast Regional meet, four Etown runners –Sanko, Miranda, Greg Wetzel '06 and Patrick Donovan '07 – earned spots on the All-Mideast Region team by placing in the top 35.

An unprecedented nine Blue Jays were named to the All-MAC teams by finishing in the top 20 at the MAC Championships. They were Sanko, Wetzel, Miranda and Matt Rockwell '05 on the First Team, and Donovan, Jason Theobald '07, Ryan Mulcahy '08, Chris Williams '05 and David Cohen '07 on the second team. Also, Mulcahy was named the MAC Rookie of the Year, and head coach Chris Straub was named the MAC Coach of the Year.

In addition to the MAC Championships, the Blue Jays also posted meet wins at the Capital City Classic, the Gettysburg College Invitational, and the Elizabethtown College Invitational.

Additional Info on the 2004 Men's Cross Country Season:

• Team Roster
• Statistics
• Schedule & Links to Results
• Pictures, Page One
• Pictures, Page Two
• Pictures, Page Three