Jonathan Catlett, Gettysburg (N. Chatham, NY / Albany Academy) - Catlett continued his reign at the top of the Gettysburg finishers, placing 22nd overall with a 27:18.32 at the Gettysburg Invitational. His time helped the Bullets finish fifth in a field of 22 schools.

Kristin Roberts, Gettysburg (Reading, PA / Exeter) - Roberts posted team-best finishes at the Gettysburg Invitational on Saturday, finishing 21st in the race with a 19:11.99. Roberts, who was Gettysburg's top runner last year, garnered top Bullet honors for the first time this year to help Gettysburg finish sixth in a field of 22 schools.

Joe McCool, Haverford (Sr, Philadelphia, PA / St. Joseph Prep) - McCool was one of the top finishers in the Fords' win at Gettysburg.

Prentiss Clark, Haverford (Fr, Chevy Chase, MD / Bethesda-Chevy Chase) - Clark finished second on the team and fourth overall at Gettysburg.

Loring Pfeiffer, Swarthmore (Jr, Fort Collins, CO / Rocky Mountain) - Pfeiffer recorded a personal-best time of 21:06.77 at the Seven Sisters Championship.

Bryn Mawr: Bryn Mawr finished seventh at the Seven Sisters Championship hosted by Vassar College. The team tallied 164 points. Junior Krissy Flak (Duluth, MN / Marshall School) and senior Michele Tantoco (Bryan, OH / Culver Academies, IN) will lead the team at the Centennial meet.

Dickinson: The Red Devils were idle last week. Alex Forte (Easton, CT / Joel Barlow), Rachel Leverenz (Accident, MD / Northern) and Sian Fernas (Atco, NJ / Paul VI) will lead the women at the Centennial championship, while Brad Haywood (Rowayton, CT / Fairfield Prep), Nick Grover (Bradford Woods, PA / N. Allegheny) and Nate Boice (Millbrook, NY / Millbrook) head the men's contingent.

Franklin & Marshall: The Diplomats were idle last week. Runners to watch at the Centennial meet include senior Jordan Romano (West Chester, PA / Henderson) for the men and sophomore Emily Hughes (Springfield, VT / Springfield) for the women.

Gettysburg: Kristin Roberts (Reading, PA /Exeter) finished 21st in the Gettysburg Invitational with a 19:11.99 to garner top Bullet honors for the first time this year. Lauren Davis (Mt. Holly, NJ / Rancocas Valley Regional) was the second Bullet to cross the finish line, running 19:21.55, while Megan McGolrick (Gaithersburg, MD / Damascus) finished third with 19:22.43. Jonathan Catlett (North Chatham, NY / Albany Academy) continued hie reign at the top of the Gettysburg finishers, placing 22nd overall with a 27:18.32. Jason Rose (Hornell, NY / Hornell) finished at the 29th spot with 27:49.35 while Evan Merkhofer (Mt. Laurel, NJ / Lenape) took the Bullet bronze position with a 43rd place, 28:04.89 run.

Haverford: Haverford won two meets last week, as the men captured the Gettysburg Invitational and the women took first at the Seven Sisters championship. Junior Jim Steinemann (Morristown, NJ / Delbarton School) and seniors Joe McCool (Philadelphia, PA / St. Joseph's Prep) and Garth Terry (Sykesville, MD / McDonogh School) led the Ford men past several NCAA Division II opponents. Sophomore Kristen Wilson (Danvers, MA / Danvers), first-year Prentiss Clark (Chevy Chase, MD / Bethesda-Chevy Chase), senior Samantha Tubman, soph Courtney Fairbanks (Eugene, OR / South Eugene) and frosh Abigail Noble (Auburndale, MA / Newton North) finished 2-4-9-11-12 for the women.

Johns Hopkins: The Blue Jay men and women prepped for the upcoming Conference championships by finishing 13th and ninth at the Gettysburg Invitational. Senior Drew Kitchen (Fort Wayne, IN / Homestead) was the Blue Jays top finisher for the fifth time in six meets. Kitchen took 27th-place with a time of 27:41, and now has five of the top nine times this year for JHU. Sophomore John Onofrey continues to run strong as he finished in 41st-place at a 28:03 pace. Onofrey has two of the top four times this season for Hopkins. Senior Heather Relyea (Niskayuna, NY / Schenectady) led the Blue Jays for the second consecutive meet as she finished in 32nd-place with a time of 19:35. Her time is the fastest for Hopkins this year. Sophomore Hilary Knipe was the next to finish for JHU as she ran at a 20:01 pace in 48th-place, and she was followed closely by junior Mary Stahley (Rutherford, NJ / Queen of Peace) in 51st-place with a time of 20:07.

Muhlenberg: In their final tuneup for the Centennial Conference Championships, the men went 0-3 and the women went 1-2 in a short-distance quad meet at West Chester. The men ran 3 miles and the women 2.5. For the men, junior Will Elson (Nyack, NY / Saddle River Day School, NJ) and sophomore Brendan Gallagher (Brookfield, CT / Brookfield) placed third and fourth, respectively. The women, who defeated Division II East Stroudsburg, were led by freshman Erica Norey (New City, NY / Clarkstown North) in 10th place.

Swarthmore: The Garnet women finished sixth at the Seven Sisters championship at Vassar, but senior Joko Agunloye (Brooklyn, NY / Hillcrest) won her second individual crown. She covered the three-mile course in 18:09.53. Alissa Parmelee (Rockville, MD / Walter Johnson) and Christen Lungren (Anacortes, WA / Anacortes) finished 26th and 27th. The Garnet men were idle last week. Keep an eye on senior Marc Jeuland (Chicago, IL / Lincoln Park) who looks to become the first Swat runner to win the Centennial championship.

Ursinus: The Ursinus men's and women's cross-country teams competed at the Gettysburg Invitational this weekend. In men's action, Brian Penderghest (Harleysville, PA / Souderton) placed 32nd (27:52.15). On the women's side, the Bears placed 15th as a team. Lindsey Glah (Pottstown, PA / Owen J. Roberts) finished 26th (19:25.39) to pace Ursinus.

Western Maryland: The Green Terror was idle last week. The WMC women will look to defend their 1999 Centennial title behind Jill Krebs (New Windsor, MD / South Carroll) and Diana Pool (New Windsor, MD / Westminster). The men will look to freshman Jimmy Thayer (Woodbridge, VA / Potomac) in their quest to crack the top five.