District Meet

In Cross Country, the District Championship Meet is the first "do or die" meet for teams and individual runners. Around the state, there are eight districts. In Class 4 (SLUH's class), each District qualifies the top four teams and thirty individuals to the Sectional meet. Teams or individuals who don't make that cut-off find their season suddenly ended. The All-District First Team honors those runners who finish in places 1-7 of the District Championship meet, a meet where there are typically 8-10 teams and 60-80 runners. The All-District Second Team honors runners who finish in places 8-14. We have been fortunate to have a number of such performances and honors through the years.

Click here to see team results and split sheets for our District Teams (at this point, dating back to 2000).

ALL-DISTRICT FIRST TEAM:
2018:
2017: Patrick Hetlage (District Champion), Paul Burka (2nd), Reed Milnor (3rd), Adam Mittendorf (6th)
2016: Joe Laughlin (District Champion), Patrick Hetlage (3rd), Paul Burka (4th), William Kelly (6th)
2015: Dustan Davidson (District Champion), Joe Laughlin (3rd), William Kelly (5th)
2014: Matt Hennessey (District Champion), Thomas Hogan (3rd), Dustan Davidson (4th), Jack Gallagher (5th), Billy Balossi (6th), Shayn Jackson (7th)
2013: Jack Sullivan (5th), Shayn Jackson (6th), Matt Hennessey (7th)
2012: Matt Nicholson (3rd), Tom Rubio (4th), Matt Hennessey (5th)
2011: Matt Nicholson (3rd), Joe Esswein (5th), Joe Archer (6th), David Arredondo (7th)
2010: Joe Meier (2nd), Nathan Rubbelke (3rd), Michael McLaughlin (4th), Tom Laughlin (5th)
2009: Caleb Ford (District Champion), Tim Rackers (2nd), Joe Meier (3rd), Alan Raterman (5th), Bill Gabler (6th)
2008: Austin Cookson (2nd), Caleb Ford (3rd), Emmett Cookson (5th), David Kuciejczyk-Kernan (6th)
2007: John Clohisy (5th), Austin Cookson (6th), Chris Murphy (7th)
2006: Matt Lawder (District Champion), John Clohisy (5th), Dan Viox (7th)
2005: Ben Murphy-Baum (2nd), Matt Lawder (3rd), Drew Kaiser (6th)
2004: Ben Murphy-Baum (District Champion), Dan Meier (2nd), Alex Muntges (4th)
2003: Ben Murphy-Baum (6th), Andrew Linhares (7th)
2002: Peter Schaefer (District Champion), Kyle Gonnerman (6th), Drew Noblot (7th)
2001: Peter Schaefer (3rd), Tipper O'Brien (5th)
2000: Tipper O'Brien (4th), Ryan Hatch (7th)
1999: Ted Snodgrass (District Champion), Nathan Tower (3rd), Tim Huegerich (6th)

ALL-DISTRICT SECOND TEAM:
2018:
2017: Noah Scott (8th), Lucas Rackers (9th)
2016: Thomas Leeker (9th), Reed Milnor (10th)
2015: Billy Balossi (10th)
2014: Joe Laughlin (8th)
2013: Thomas Hogan (8th) Joe Butler (9th), John Esswein (10th)
2012: Tom Laughlin (8th), Joe Archer (10th), Jack Sullivan (14th)
2011: John Esswein (9th)
2010: Matt Nicholson (11th)
2009: Riley Konzen (9th), Michael McLaughlin (11th)
2008: Bill Gabler (8th), Tim McLaughlin (9th), Tony Minnick (11th)
2007: Tony Minnick (9th), David Kuciejczyk-Kernan (11th), Caleb Ford (12th)
2006: Nate Banet (9th), Dan Warner (12th), David Kuciejczyk-Kernan (13th)
2005: Mike Jonagan (12th)
2004: Joe Carlson (9th), Matt Dirnbeck (10th)
2003: Dan Meier (11th)
2002: Alex Muntges (8th), Kevin Crean (10th), Matt Killiany (11th)
2001: Drew Noblot (8th), Pat Leinauer (9th), Kevin Crean (14th)
2000: John Parr (10th), Pat Leinauer (11th), Dan Leinauer (13th)
1999: Dan Westlund (9th), Murphy O'Brien (11th), Dan Leinauer (14th)

Sectional Championship Meet

The Sectional Championship is the last stop for Class 4 teams before the State Meet. At Sectionals, two Districts merge together and it's again the top four teams and 30 individuals who qualify for the State Meet. Typically, there are 8 teams and about 75 runners in each Sectional. The All-Sectional First Team honors those runners who finish in places 1-7, and the All-Sectional Second Team is places 8-14.

Click here to see team results and split sheets for our Sectional Teams (at this point, dating back to 2000).

ALL-SECTIONAL FIRST TEAM:
2018:
2017: Patrick Hetlage (3rd), Paul Burka (4th), Reed Milnor (5th), Adam Mittendorf (7th)
2016: Joe Laughlin (7th)
2015: Dustan Davidson (4th), Joe Laughlin (6th)
2014: Matt Hennessey (Sectional Champion), Thomas Hogan (3rd)
2013: Tom Rubio (4th)
2012: Matt Nicholson (2nd), Tom Rubio (4th)
2011: Nathan Rubbelke (2nd), Michael McLaughlin (4th), Matt Nicholson (6th), Joe Archer (7th)
2010: Tim Rackers (Sectional Champion), Joe Meier (4th), Michael McLaughlin (6th), Dan Raterman (7th)
2009: Caleb Ford (Sectional Champion), Tim McLaughlin (3rd), Emmett Cookson (4th), Alan Ratermann (5th)
2008: Emmett Cookson (7th)
2007: John Clohisy (5th), Dan Warner (6th)
2006: Matt Lawder (3rd), John Clohisy (5th)
2005: Ben Murphy-Baum (2nd), Matt Lawder (5th), Drew Kaiser (7th)
2004: Ben Murphy-Baum (2nd), Dan Meier (5th)
2003: Dan Meier (6th)
2002: Peter Schaefer (Sectional Champion), Drew Noblot (2nd), Kevin Crean (7th)
2001: Tipper O'Brien (4th), John Parr (6th), Pat Leinauer (7th)
2000: Tipper O'Brien (6th), Ryan Hatch (7th)
1999: Ted Snodgrass (Sectional Champion), Nathan Tower (7th)

ALL-SECTIONAL SECOND TEAM:
2018:
2017: (none)
2016: (none)
2015: Joe Butler (14th)
2014: Joe Butler (9th), Jack Gallagher (10th), Shayn Jackson (11th), Dustan Davidson (12th)
2013: Shayn Jackson (9th), Matt Hennessey (10th), Jack Sullivan (11th), Thomas Hogan (12th), Joe Butler (14th)
2012: Joe Archer (8th), Matt Hennessey (10th), Shayn Jackson (11th)
2011: Tom Rubio (11th), Tom Laughlin (13th)
2010: Nathan Rubbelke (12th), Tom Laughlin (14th)
2009: Tony Minnick (9th)
2008: Tim McLaughlin (9th), Ben Carron (12th), Cliff David (14th)
2007: Chris Murphy (9th), David Kuciejczyk-Kernan (11th), Caleb Ford (13th), Bill Gabler (14th)
2006: Mike McCafferty (8th), Caleb Ford (9th), Chris Murphy (13th), David Kuciejczyk-Kernan (13th)
2005: (none)
2004: Alex Muntges (8th), Matt Dirnbeck (14th)
2003: Ben Murphy-Baum (9th), Andrew Linhares (10th)
2002: Kyle Gonnerman (9th), Alex Muntges (10th), Matt Killiany (12th)
2001: Peter Schaefer (9th), Drew Noblot (11th), Kyle Gonnerman (12th)
2000: Pat Leinauer (12th)
1999: Murphy O'Brien (11th), Dan Westlund (13th)