2016 Wentworth Men's Cross Country News
For cross country, juniors Patrick Hopkins and Alex Robbins earned all-academic honors while the Leopard cross country team earned USTFCCCA All-Academic Team honors; Hopkins also earned all-academic honors in indoor track
Thirty-three student-athletes representing all five Leopard fall sports honored for their work in the classroom
Wentworth's men's programs sit atop the conference standings while the women are currently in fourth place after a successful fall campaign
Dan McSolla ran his second-fastest time of the season (25:17.8) to finish 78th among the 279-runner field at the NCAA Division III National Championship
Junior Dan McSolla will be providing a first-person account of his trip to the 2016 NCAA Division III Men's Cross Country Championship this weekend
Junior Dan McSolla's 14th-place finish at Saturday's New England Regional earned him a spot in this coming Saturday's national championship race in Louisville, Ky.
Leopards post a program-best for finish and points (439); juniors Dan McSolla and Patrick Hopkins earn USTFCCCA All-Region honors for finishing among the top 35 runners
Leopards place three runners among the top four finishers to repeat as champions; Dan McSolla, Alex Robbins, and Patrick Hopkins three-peat as All-CCC honorees and first-year head coach Dan Roark earns coach of the year honors
Junior Dan McSolla finished third at the Emmanuel Saints Invitational to help the Leopards place second
Junior Dan McSolla finished third to help pace the Leopards to their fourth second-place finish of the season
Junior Dan McSolla finishes third among 431 runners to help the Leopards post a 20th-place finish
Junior Dan McSolla beat the field at the Bowdoin Invitational as he finished first among 90 runners with a time of 25:43.2; the Leopards amassd 60 points as a team to finish second
Juniors Dan McSolla (third place) and Alex Robbins (fourth place) pace the Leopards to their second straight second-place finish
Dan McSolla (second place) and Alex Robbins (fourth place) capture top-10 finishes as the Leopards place second
After starting the program from scratch and capturing the 2015 Commonwealth Coast Conference Championship, Matt Moyen has resigned as the program's head coach; Dan Roark has been named as the Leopards' new coach