NCAA D1 - Regionals Wrap-upMen |
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Summary: Syracuse again captured the Northeast regional as they go on to defend their national championship. Philo Germano is back for the Orange as still only a junior, and he was the fourth guy in for Syracuse at regionals. Columbia freshman Kenny Vasbinder took a hugely impressive at-large spot at Northeast with a 14th, and Andrew Tario's Iona squad finished 2nd to get the automatic qualifier to Nationals. In the Mid Atlantic regional, Princeton freshman Conor Lundy took the top place among NY alumni as he earned an at-large spot at Nationals. Three other NY alumni got their Nationals spots as MJ Erb led a parade of four straight Rebels across the line to win the South regional, Sibby Hanson helped the NC State Wolfpack win the Southeast, and John Rice helped Texas finish 2nd in the South Central meet. Bryce Millar almost got a chance with Indiana, but the Hoosiers lost a tie breaker for 2nd place. |
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| Region | Runners - Place (College + HS Teams) | Top 3 and Team Results |
| Northeast | Philo Germano - 9 (Syracuse + Albany), Kenny Vasbinder -14 (Columbia + East Aurora), Andrew Tario - 40 (Iona + Averill Park) |
1. Syracuse 29, 2, Iona 65, 3. Dartmouth 128, 4. Providence 109, 5. Columbia 112, 6. Cornell 252, 7. Brown 257, 8. Buffalo 300, 9. Yale 313, 10. Boston University 338, 11. Stony Brook 256, 12. Army 412, 13. Manhattan 438, 14. Northeastern 439, 15. Canisius 466, 16. Marist 471 |
(NQ-Top 100): James Gowans - 34 (Cornell + Mexico), Matt Baffuto - 53 (Marist + Pelham), Brian Cook - 57 (Fordham + Pearl River), Andrew Berge - 58 (Buffalo + Fayetteville-Manlius), Stephen Bourget - 61 ((Brown + Manhasset), Daniel Connolly - 64 (Stony Brook + Mt. Sinai), Justin Van Epps - 66 (Buffalo + CBA Albany), Donovan Glavin - 69 (Canisius + McQuaid), Caleb Covell -70 (Buffalo + Eastridge), Luis Porto - 73 (St. Francis + Manhattan Center), Josh Dyrland - 74 (Cornell + Irondequoit), John Dove - 74 (Manhattan + Monroe-Woodbury), Frankie Pfeil - 78 (Buffalo + Royalton-Hartland), Trevor Guerrera -86 (Sacred Heart + Sachem East), Austin Trainor - 92 (Central Connecticut + Port Jervis), Kyle Kelly - 93 (Stony Brook + West Islip), Brennan Root - 94 (Canisius + Rush-Henrietta), Ryan Udvadia - 95 (Albany + Shoreham-Wading River), Nick Matson - 97 (Manhattan + Shenendehowa), Saad Baig - 99 (Marist + Curtis) |
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| Mid Atlantic | Conor Lundy - 3 (Princeton + Fordham Prep) | 1. Georgetown 66, 2. Navy 74, 3. Princeton 97 |
(NQ-Top 100): Tim McGowan - 15 (Penn State + Northport), Alex Fitzgerald - 40 (Lehigh + Ward Melville), Drew Dorflinger - 42 (Bucknell + Pleasantville), Gavin Gaynor - 58 (Princeton + Saratoga), Ryan Cooney - 74 (Lehigh + Massapequa), Jeremy Spiezio - 75 (Princeton + Greenwich), Ryan Depinto - 87 (George Washington + Syosset), Jordan Pantalone - 92 (George Washington + Notre Dame-Bishop Gibbons) |
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| Southeast | Sibby Hanson - 17 (North Carolina St. + Arlington) |
1. North Carolina St. 90, 2. Virginia 105 |
(NQ-Top 100): Matthew Lange - 60 (Furman + Notre Dame-Bishop Gibbons), Jordan Burton - 94 (Duke + Warwick Valley) |
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| South | MJ Erb - 7 (Mississippi + Victor) | 1. Mississippi 46, Middle Tennessee St. 61 |
| (NQ-Top 100): Sean Grossman - 48 (Miami + Half Hollow Hills East), Michael Damato - 80 (North Florida + Walt Whitman) | ||
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1. Wisconsin 51, 2. Michigan St. 81, 3. Indiana 81 |
(NQ-Top 100): Bryce Millar -24 (Indiana + Fayetteville-Manlius), Dan Huben - 58 (Cincinatti + Clarence) |
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South Central |
John Rice - 44 (Texas + Xavier) |
1. Arkansas 40, 2. Texas 81 |
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