Saint John's University

Top 3 at MIAC Championships, starting in 2023 (top 3/champion relay at MIAC Championships, 1985-2022)

1985 (7) – Tim Butterfield (Second, 1,000 meters), Jon Dagen (Second, 600 yards), Jim Gathje (Third, 1,500 meters), John Gathje (Third, two mile), Charlie Mahler (Champion, two mile), Dan McKeown (Second, 5,000 meters), Bob Stromwell (Third, 1,000 meters)

1986 (4) – Dean Daninger (Third, shot put), Jeff Fink (Third, 400 meters), Jim Gathje (Second, two mile), Tim Heany (Third, 1,000 meters)

1987 (5) – Joe Bohlke (Second, 5,000 meters), Dean Daninger (Second, 35-lb. weight), Dean Daninger (Champion, shot put), Tim Heany (Third, 1,000 meters), Wade Weisz (Second, triple jump)

1988 (4) – Joe Bohlke (Champion, 5,000 meters), Dean Daninger (Champion, shot put), Pat Jennrich (Second, 35-lb. weight), Kraig Runquist (Second, 1,000 meters)

1989 (4) – Joe Bohlke (Champion, 5,000 meters), Don Donais (Third, triple jump), Kris Jungels (Third, two mile), Kraig Runquist (Second, 1,000 meters)

1990 (4) – Paul Chestovich (Third, 1,000 meters), Scott Lindell (Third, two mile), Scott Lindell (third, 5,000 meters), Kraig Runquist (Second, 1,500 meters)

1991 (2) – Matt Arbeiter (Second, 55-meter hurdles), Glenn Necklen (Third, 800 meters)

1993 (4) – Matt Arbeiter (Third, 55-meter hurdles), Dan Deuhs (Third, 5,000 meters), Dan Jost (Second, 35-lb. weight), Mike Zender (Third, high jump)

1994 (5) – Paul Chestovich (Second, 1,500 meters), Paul Chestovich (Third, two mile), Mike Cihlar (Second, high jump), Dan Jost (Champion, 35-lb. weight), Tom McCarthy (Second, 5,000 meters)

1995 (8) – Brad Bauer (Third, 1,000 meters), Dan Jost (Champion, 35-lb. weight), Aric Katterhagen (Champion, 3,200-meter relay), Jon Koch (Champion, 3,200-meter relay), Mickey Meckna (Champion, 3,200-meter relay), Vaughan O’Brien (Champion, 3,200-meter relay), Jevone Williams (Third, 55-meter hurdles), Jevone Williams (Champion, 55-meter hurdles)

1996 (7) – Nick Andrea (Champion, 3,200-meter relay), Jeff Ayer (Third, high jump), Dan Besemann (Second, pentathlon), Mike Criswell (Second, high jump), Aric Katterhagen (Champion, 3,200-meter relay), Jon Koch (Champion, 3,200-meter relay), Vaughan O’Brien (Champion, 3,200-meter relay)

1997 (9) – Brad Bauer (Champion, two mile), Darwin Dumonceaux (Champion, shot put), Joey Gonzales (Second, pole vault), LeRoy Popowski (Second, two mile), LeRoy Popowski (Champion, 5,000 meters), John Krueger (Third, 5,000 meters), Jeb Myers (Third, two mile), Mike Sabers (Second, 55-meter hurdles), Ryan Steines (Second, 5,000 meters)

1998 (5) – Darwin Dumonceaux (Second, shot put), John Krueger (Champion, 5,000 meters), Ryan Olson (Third, 800 meters), Ben Sieben (Third, pole vault), John Workman (Third, pole vault)

1999 (9) – Brian Berntsen (Second, high jump), Chet Boom (Second, 800 meters), Chet Boom (Third, 1,500 meters), Darwin Dumonceaux (Second, shot put), Erik Hanson (Third, 400 meters), Dave Harrison (Second, 600 yards), Jed Kassulke (Third, 60-meter hurdles), John Krueger (Champion, 5,000 meters), Ben Sieben (Third, pole vault)

2000 (4) – Phil Barry (Champion, pole vault), Jed Kassulke (Champion, 55-meter hurdles), John Krueger (Champion, 5,000 meters), John Workman (Third, pole vault)

2001 (2) - Jed Kassulke (Second, 55-meter hurdles), Tim Otremba (Third, triple jump)

2002 (5) - Ryan Damlo (Third, triple jump), Andy Keenan (Third, 3,000 meters), Michael Marschel (Second, 800 meters), John Mathews (Second, 1,000 meters), Brian Peterson (Third, 600 yards)

2003 (6) - Ryan Damlo (Third, pentathlon), Paul Ferber (Second, triple jump), Pat Hegel (Second, pole vault), Michael Marschel (Champion, 800 meters), Michael Marschel (Third, 600 yards), Raleigh Woodruff (Third, high jump)

2004 (9) – Lee Clintsman (Third, 55-meter dash), Ryan Damlo (Second, heptathlon), Damien Dumonceaux (Third, shot put), Paul Ferber (Champion, triple jump), Matt Hawn (Second, pole vault), Pat Hegel (Third, pole vault), Michael Marschel (Champion, 800 meters), Michael Marschel (Second, 600 yards), Raleigh Woodruff (Second, high jump)

2005 (8) – Lee Clintsman (Champion, 55-meter dash), Steve Dalhed (Third, 200 meters), Steve Dalhed (Third, 400 meters), Damien Dumonceaux (Champion, shot put), Chris Erichsen (Third, 800 meters), Paul Ferber (Champion, triple jump), Matt Mogensen (Third, 55-meter hurdles), Matt Mogensen (Third, heptathlon)

2006 (9) – Erik Diley (Second, triple jump), Erik Diley (Third, long jump), Chris Erichsen (Champion, mile run), Chris Erichsen (Second, 800 meters), Noah Ferche (Second, high jump), Mitch Gesell (Third, 600 yards), Derek Johnson (Second, 600 yards), Jeremy Sutton (Third, 800 meters), Chris Tift (Second, shot put)

2007 (10) – Eric Buss (Champion, high jump), Eric Buss (Second, triple jump), Erik Diley (Champion, triple jump), Erik Diley (Second, long jump), Jeff Doll (Champion, heptathlon), Chris Erichsen (Second, mile run), Mitch Gesell (Third, 800 meters), Matt Mogensen (Second, high jump), Chris Tift (Champion, shot put), Brayden Wagner (Third, heptathlon)

2008 (9) – Eric Buss (Champion, triple jump), Eric Buss (Third, long jump), Eric Buss (Third, high jump), Erik Diley (Third, triple jump), Chris Erichsen (Champion, 5,000 meters), Kelly Fermoyle (Third, 5,000 meters), Mitch Gesell (Second, 800 meters), Tom Hoffman (Third, 600 yards), Michael Leither (Champion, heptathlon)

2009 (6) – Eric Buss (Champion, triple jump), Eric Buss (Second, high jump), Eric Buss (Second, long jump), Erik Diley (Champion, long jump), Erik Diley (Second, triple jump), Brayden Wagner (Champion, pole vault)

2010 (3) – Dan Maxbauer (Third, Pentathlon), Andrew Million (Third, Long Jump), Andrew Norman (Second, Pole Vault)

2011 (4) – Dustin Franta (Third, 5,000 meters), Collin Hager (Third, 600-yard dash), Tom Hoffman (Second, 800 meters), Brian Vargason (Champion, shot put)

2012 (1) – Wade Powers (Third, shot put)

2013 (4) – Kevin Horton (Second, 200 meters), Kevin Horton (Third, 400 meters), Brady O'Brien (Second, triple jump), Willie Versen (Third, 3,000 meters)

2014 (4) – Thomas Feichtinger (Champion, 800 meters), Thomas Feichtinger (Third, 1,000 meters), Nick Welshons (Champion, High Jump), Yasin Williams (Second, 200 meters)

2015 (4) – Thomas Feichtinger (Second, 800 meters), Thomas Feichtinger (Third, 1,000 meters), Joe Koll (Second, triple jump), Maxwell Olson (Third, pole vault)

2016 (10) – Lukas Buehler (Champion, distance medley relay), Ryan Bugler (Champion, distance medley relay), Ryan Bugler (Third, 3,000 meters), Thomas Feichtinger (Champion, distance medley relay), Thomas Feichtinger (Third, mile run), Ryan Kuester (Second, 55-meter dash), Max Martin (Champion, 55-meter hurdles), Max Martin (Champion, distance medley relay), Drew Schoenbauer (Second, 200-meter dash), Raymond Twumasi (Second, triple jump)

2017 (6) – Ryan Bugler (Champion, 3,000 meters),  Max Martin (Third, 60-meter hurdles), Maxwell Olson (Third, pole vault), Travis Spillum (Third, high jump), Peyton Thiry (Third, weight throw), Raymond Twumasi (Third, triple jump)

2018 (4) – Jesse Audelo (Third, 200-meter dash), Drew Schoenbauer (Second, 60-meter dash), Jordan Theisen (Champion, pole vault), Collin Trout (Third, triple jump)

2019 (10) – Omavi Collison (Third, 200 meters), Max Martin (Champion, 800-meter relay), Max Martin (Second, 60-meter hurdles), Ryan Miller (Champion, 60-meter dash), Ryan Miller (Champion, 800-meter relay), Drew Schoenbauer (Champion, 200 meters), Drew Schoenbauer (Champion, 800-meter relay), Drew Schoenbauer (Second, 60-meter dash), Collin Trout (Second, triple jump), Jack Young (Champion, 800-meter relay)

2020 (5) – Drew Dockendorf (Champion, pole vault), Ryan Miller (Champion, 60-meter dash), Maguire Petersen (Second, high jump), Collin Trout (Second, triple jump), Michael Wallace (Champion, triple jump)

2022 (18) – Tommy Allen (Second, 1,000 meters), Tommy Allen (Third, 800 meters), Kevin Arthur (Second, 55-meter dash), Joe Charbonneau (Third, pole vault), Nathan Clausing (Champion, distance medley relay), Jorge Hernandez (Champion, distance medley relay), Eli Mollet (Second, weight throw), Tom Nemanich (Champion, distance medley relay), Maguire Petersen (Champion, heptathlon), Maguire Petersen (Champion, high jump), Shawn Schindler (Second, pole vault), Alec Ungar (Second, long jump), Alec Ungar (Third, high jump), Elijah Wade (Champion, triple jump), Michael Wallace (Third, triple jump), Jack Young (Third, 200-meter dash), Lloyd Young (Champion, distance medley relay), Lloyd Young (Second, mile run)

2023 (18) – Kevin Arthur (Third, 60-meter dash), Kevin Arthur (Third, 4x200-meter relay), Riley Berg (Third, distance medley relay), Joe Charbonneau (Champion, pole vault), Dillon Diekmann (Third, distance medley relay), Jaeden Frost (Second, weight throw), Mitch Grand (Second, mile run), Carter Grove (Third, 5,000 meters), Kole Guth (Third, pole vault), Brady Labine (Third, 4x200-meter relay), Max Lelwica (Second, heptathlon), Will Mattock (Third, distance medley relay), Emanuel Popoca (Third, 4x200-meter relay), Nick St. Peter (Third, distance medley relay), Zach Schaffer (Champion, long jump), Elijah Wade (Second, triple jump), Caden Wheeler (Third, 4x200-meter relay), Lloyd Young (Third, 3,000 meters)

2024 (16) – Tommy Allen (Champion, 800 meters), Tommy Allen (Champion, 1,000 meters), Kevin Arthur (Champion, 60-meter dash), Kevin Arthur (Second, 200-meter dash), Kevin Arthur (Second, 4x200-meter relay), Joe Charbonneau (Champion, pole vault), Jaeden Frost (Third, shot put), Jaeden Frost (Third, weight throw), Max Lelwica (Third, heptathlon), Jackson McDowell (Second, high jump), Emanuel Popoca (Second, 4x200-meter relay), Zach Schaffer (Champion, long jump), Zach Schaffer (Third, triple jump), Cooper Smith (Second, 4x200-meter relay), Elijah Wade (Second, triple jump), Wyatt Witschen (Second, 4x200-meter relay)

2025 (10) – Tommy Allen (Champion, distance medley relay), Ryan Conzemius (Champion, distance medley relay), Jackson McDowell (Champion, high jump), Lars Molenkamp (Champion, distance medley relay), Owen Montreuil (Second, 600 meters), Max Reis (Second, 60-meter dash), Zach Schaffer (Second, long jump), Cole Stencel (Champion, distance medley relay), Nick St. Peter (Third, 1,000 meters), Anthony Thurk (Champion, heptathlon)