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Trent Lusignan, with a 24-place finish, and Joel Reichow, at 36, both attained All-American status at the NCAA National Meet yesterday in Louiseville. Those are outstanding accomplishments in a field that included not only the country's best cross country runners but many who can compete on the world stage.
Think about how tough the competition was by considering this: Although 12 places behind his teammate, Reichow's time was only 7.2 seconds behind Lusignan.
Link to the story on GoJacks.com is provided below. A link to the meet results is included with the story on GoJacks.
Lusignan is a senior. It's his second All-American distinction -- he finished 12th two years ago (took a redshirt year last season).
Reichow is a junior. He was also named All-American Academic a couple weeks ago.
I believe there were no other Summit League runners in the men's race.
SDSU continues its decades-long domination of cross country against its conference mates and has earned some stripes on the national scene too.
Congrats to the team, Lusignan and Reichow and Coach DeHaven.
http://www.gojacks.com/SportSelect.d...52&SPSID=64621
Side note: Coach DeHaven's son, Addison, a freshman at Boise State, a distance running powerhouse -- Boise State qualified its team which finished 16th out of 31 teams that competed -- finished at 167, the fifth runner on Boise's team. That's a very good run by Addison.
Think about how tough the competition was by considering this: Although 12 places behind his teammate, Reichow's time was only 7.2 seconds behind Lusignan.
Link to the story on GoJacks.com is provided below. A link to the meet results is included with the story on GoJacks.
Lusignan is a senior. It's his second All-American distinction -- he finished 12th two years ago (took a redshirt year last season).
Reichow is a junior. He was also named All-American Academic a couple weeks ago.
I believe there were no other Summit League runners in the men's race.
SDSU continues its decades-long domination of cross country against its conference mates and has earned some stripes on the national scene too.
Congrats to the team, Lusignan and Reichow and Coach DeHaven.
http://www.gojacks.com/SportSelect.d...52&SPSID=64621
Side note: Coach DeHaven's son, Addison, a freshman at Boise State, a distance running powerhouse -- Boise State qualified its team which finished 16th out of 31 teams that competed -- finished at 167, the fifth runner on Boise's team. That's a very good run by Addison.
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