
Toledo had its first-ever top-10 finish at an NCAA Regional meet. coming in ninth on Friday afternoon.
Photo by: Xavier Gallo
Rockets Make Program History with Ninth-Place Finish at NCAA Great Lakes Regional
11/11/2022 3:00:00 PM | Men's Cross Country
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – Sophomore Dennis Mutai finished in 34th place to lead the Toledo men's cross country team to a program-best ninth-place finish at the 2022 NCAA Great Lakes Regional Championship at the LaVerne Gibson Championship Course in Terre Haute, Indi. on Friday.
Five Rockets finished with personal-best times as Toledo collected 300 team points. Wisconsin won the race with 50 points, followed by Notre Dame (61 pts) to automatically punch their ticket to the NCAA Championships in Stillwater, Okla. next weekend.
"I'm really proud of the men today," said head men's coach Nick Stenuf. "We came in with two of our top three guys not being able to run leading up to the race. We tied our program's highest finish in the Mid-American Conference Championships and followed it up with the program's first ever top-10 regional finish. While I know we are better than what we showed today, this is encouragement for our program as we move forward.
"If you would have told me three years ago that our team would be disappointed with our MAC and regional finish of second and ninth respectively, I would have told you that you are crazy. But the truth is, we are disappointed and that's a good thing. I'm very much looking forward to watching this program raise the bar."
Mutai ran the first 10K of his career as a Rocket with a personal-best time of 30:49.8. Junior Benjamin Otis ran to a 43rd-place finish with a PR time of 31:00.2, and was followed by Mathew Chesum in 47th-place. Junior Geoff Howles ran a PR 31:53.2 for 84th-place. Sophomore Charles Kipchumba also had a PR, 32:03.6, and cracked the top-100 with a 94th-place finish. Seniors Jake Rethman (107th place) and Jonathon Hrivnak (PR time of 33:31.3) rounded out the Rockets' efforts.
2022 NCAA Great Lakes Regional Cross Country Championship
Terre Haute, Ind. | LaVerne Gibson Championship Cross Country Course
Friday, Nov. 19
Men's 10K Team Results
1. Wisconsin – 50 pts.
2. Notre Dame – 61 pts.
3. Michigan – 79 pts.
4. butler – 82 pts.
5. Michigan State – 137 pts.
6. Indiana – 176 pts.
7. Miami – 220 pts.
8. Purdue – 266 pts.
9. Toledo – 300 pts.
10. Cincinnati – 328 pts.
11. Youngstown State – 355 pts.
12. Eastern Michigan – 381 pts.
13. Ohio State – 452 pts.
14. Kent State – 473 pts.
15. IUPUI – 482 pts.
16. Indiana State – 507 pts.
17. Ohio – 522 pts.
18. Valparaiso – 527 pts.
19. Purdue Fort Wayne – 530 pts.
20. Dayton – 544 pts.
21. Oakland – 583 pts.
22. Milwaukee – 539 pts.
23. Bowling Green – 607 pts.
24. Central Michigan – 617 pts.
25. Marquette – 624 pts.
26. Xavier – 646 pts.
27. Wisc.-Green Bay – 782 pts.
28. Wright State – 802 pts.
29. Detroit Mercy – 844 pts.
Toledo Individual Finishes
34. Dennis Mutai – 30:49.8 *PR
43. Benjamin Otis – 31:00.2 *PR
45. Mathew Chesum – 31:04.5
84. Geoff Howles – 31:53.2 *PR
94. Charles Kipchumba – 32:03.6 *PR
107. Jake Rethman – 32:18.7
151. Jonathon Hrivnak – 33:31.3 *PR
Five Rockets finished with personal-best times as Toledo collected 300 team points. Wisconsin won the race with 50 points, followed by Notre Dame (61 pts) to automatically punch their ticket to the NCAA Championships in Stillwater, Okla. next weekend.
"I'm really proud of the men today," said head men's coach Nick Stenuf. "We came in with two of our top three guys not being able to run leading up to the race. We tied our program's highest finish in the Mid-American Conference Championships and followed it up with the program's first ever top-10 regional finish. While I know we are better than what we showed today, this is encouragement for our program as we move forward.
"If you would have told me three years ago that our team would be disappointed with our MAC and regional finish of second and ninth respectively, I would have told you that you are crazy. But the truth is, we are disappointed and that's a good thing. I'm very much looking forward to watching this program raise the bar."
Mutai ran the first 10K of his career as a Rocket with a personal-best time of 30:49.8. Junior Benjamin Otis ran to a 43rd-place finish with a PR time of 31:00.2, and was followed by Mathew Chesum in 47th-place. Junior Geoff Howles ran a PR 31:53.2 for 84th-place. Sophomore Charles Kipchumba also had a PR, 32:03.6, and cracked the top-100 with a 94th-place finish. Seniors Jake Rethman (107th place) and Jonathon Hrivnak (PR time of 33:31.3) rounded out the Rockets' efforts.
2022 NCAA Great Lakes Regional Cross Country Championship
Terre Haute, Ind. | LaVerne Gibson Championship Cross Country Course
Friday, Nov. 19
Men's 10K Team Results
1. Wisconsin – 50 pts.
2. Notre Dame – 61 pts.
3. Michigan – 79 pts.
4. butler – 82 pts.
5. Michigan State – 137 pts.
6. Indiana – 176 pts.
7. Miami – 220 pts.
8. Purdue – 266 pts.
9. Toledo – 300 pts.
10. Cincinnati – 328 pts.
11. Youngstown State – 355 pts.
12. Eastern Michigan – 381 pts.
13. Ohio State – 452 pts.
14. Kent State – 473 pts.
15. IUPUI – 482 pts.
16. Indiana State – 507 pts.
17. Ohio – 522 pts.
18. Valparaiso – 527 pts.
19. Purdue Fort Wayne – 530 pts.
20. Dayton – 544 pts.
21. Oakland – 583 pts.
22. Milwaukee – 539 pts.
23. Bowling Green – 607 pts.
24. Central Michigan – 617 pts.
25. Marquette – 624 pts.
26. Xavier – 646 pts.
27. Wisc.-Green Bay – 782 pts.
28. Wright State – 802 pts.
29. Detroit Mercy – 844 pts.
Toledo Individual Finishes
34. Dennis Mutai – 30:49.8 *PR
43. Benjamin Otis – 31:00.2 *PR
45. Mathew Chesum – 31:04.5
84. Geoff Howles – 31:53.2 *PR
94. Charles Kipchumba – 32:03.6 *PR
107. Jake Rethman – 32:18.7
151. Jonathon Hrivnak – 33:31.3 *PR
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