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Men's Cross Country Finishes Fourth
The Blue Demons match their best Conference USA Championship finish with a fourth place on Saturday in Tampa, Fla.

Complete Results

TAMPA, Fla.– The DePaul men’s cross country team placed fourth at the Conference USA Championships on Saturday morning at the USF Golf Course in Tampa, Fla.  The finish was the highest by the team matching their fourth place from a year ago in Hattiesburg, Miss.  Donnie Warner led the team with a sixth-place individual finish and in the process earned second team All-Conference honors.

Warner finished in 25:19.00 and was followed by Dave Webb and Anthony Becknek.  Webb took 18th place at 25:49.50 while Becknek finished right behind him in 19th with a time of 25:53.80.  Gavin Kennedy was the fourth DePaul runner to finish in the top 25 as he placed 21st in 26:00.60.

 

Marquette captured their first men's championship with 43 points ahead of second-place Cincinnati (88 points) and third-place finisher Louisville (102).  DePaul compiled 105 points to take fourth place.  Junior Kyle MacKenzie of East Carolina was the top individual finisher with a time of 25:07.20.

 

Men's 8k Team Results

1. Marquette (43)

2. Cincinnati (88)

3. Louisville (102)

4. DePaul (105)

5. Houston (131)

6. USF (177)

7. Memphis (199)

8. East Carolina (200)

9. TCU (230)

10. Tulane (236)

11. Saint Louis (244)

12. Charlotte (277)

 

Men’s Individual Awards

Individual Champion: Kyle MacKenzie, East Carolina

 

First Team All-Conference

Kyle MacKenzie, East Carolina

Jeremy Williams, Marquette

Wes Seacat, Louisville

Brent Des Roches, Marquette

Sean Burris, USF

 

Second Team All-Conference

Donnie Warner, DePaul

David Henderson, Marquette

Jake Remitz, Marquette

Jackson Langat, TCU

Adam Chumbley, USF

 

Third Team All-Conference

Adam Widyk, Memphis

Andy Wietmarschen, Cincinnati

Tim Kaiser, Louisville

Cole Dailey, Houston

Sesar Figueroa, Houston

 

Freshman of the Year

Jeremy Williams, Marquette

 

Coach of the Year

Dave Uhrich, Marquette