Daniel Allen

Events: Steeplechase, 5k, 10k

PR’s: Steeple- 9:50 (Junior)

1500- 4:13

Year: Senior

Hometown: White Bear Lake

High School: White Bear Lake,

Personal:

My proudest moment was when I beat a national Champion (Ryan Bugler) in the steeplechase. He dropped out from food poisoning. But in reality, Cross Country regions senior year at SJU, where I watched 3 of my teammates finish a few seconds ahead of me. It was cool to see us all finish so close together and was a real team effort.

I am majoring in Political Science. Political Science was just the major at SJU that interested me the most. I will likely go into a field that involves working with kids. I would like to get into coaching with a high school Cross Country team and find a job that helps others. I've been very interested in social justice, specifically involving race.

I chose St. John’s because I'm the type of person that would have been happy at most schools, so after I visited any school it was my favorite until the next school I visited. I visited Saint John's last. To be clear, I'm very glad I chose Saint John's.

The funniest moment was one day at practice, the world renowned distance coach Tim Miles was coaching his butt off. While coaching his butt off, he noticed a young Tremayne Collins casually adding a mile onto his run as the weather was quite frightful outside. Tim decided that in order to coach his butt off he was required to get down on his hands and knees and scream at Tre to go faster at the top of his lungs while pounding his hands on the ground.

Q & A:

Q: Which coach would you pick to live on a deserted island with and why?

A: Any coach but the world renowned distance coach Tim Miles. I've heard all his stories.

Q: If you were in the coliseum and were challenged to fight wiener dogs, what is the highest number of wiener dogs you could defeat?

A: 42. It was simply the first number to come to my head, I'm not sure I actually believe that number.

Q: Would you rather be the world's greatest racquetball player or have $20 right now?

A: World greatest racquetball player in a heartbeat. I've done my research and the world’s best racquetball player makes approximately 300,000 dollars a year. Much higher than 20 dollars right now.

Brendan Baker

Event: Hurdles

PR’s: 15.8 110H Senior year of High School

Year: Junior

Hometown: Hermantown, MN

High School: Hermantown High School

Personal:

My all time proudest moment as an athlete was winning the MSHSL hockey tournament.

I am an Accounting/ Finance major. My personal goal is to work in the insurance industry and invest in real estate. After graduation I hope to work in any part of the insurance industry, while building a real estate company.

I chose St. John’s because of the community, the outdoors, and quality of academics.

Q & A:

Q: Which coach would you pick to live on a deserted island with and why?

A: Joe, because I swear there isn’t a single thing he isn’t good at.

Q: If you were in the coliseum and were challenged to fight wiener dogs, what is the highest number of wiener dogs you could defeat?

A: 73

Q: Would you rather be the world's greatest racquetball player or have $20 right now?

A: $20 because two Chipolte burritos would be more satisfying.

Khalijawan Barber

Event: Field events

PR’s: Shot-Put indoor 16.29 meters

Shot-Put outdoors 16.01 meters

Discus 45 meters?

Hammer 44 meters?

Weight 16.15 meters

Year: Senior (Kinda)

Hometown: Brooklyn Park, MN

High School: Totino-Grace

Personal:

I am a Finance Major with a Global Business Minor. My athletic career goals are to make it to nationals and become an All-American. After graduation I hope to work for a successful company, make a lot of money, and to become a coach.

I chose St. John’s because I came on a visit and fell in love with the campus and atmosphere.

The funniest memories are the daily thrower conversations.

Q & A:

Q: Which coach would you pick to live on a deserted island with and why?

A: Jeremy! The man reads book about this everyday. I know I would make it out alive.

Q: If you were in the coliseum and were challenged to fight wiener dogs, what is the highest number of wiener dogs you could defeat?

A: Infinity

Q: Would you rather be the world's greatest racquetball player or have $20 right now?

A: World’s greatest racquetball player

Joe Bastian

Event: 1500

PR’s: 1500 - 4:32 (Sophomore year)

Year: Junior

Hometown: Foley, MN

High School: Foley High School

Personal:

The proudest moment in my athletic career was starting my 4x800 relay at sections and handing the baton off in first place.

I am an Environmental Studies Major and History Minor. My goals in my major are to leave a lasting impact on SJU with sustainability initiatives. My career goals are to eventually make Environmental Policy at a state or national level. I’m not entirely sure what my plans for after graduation entail. My plans kind of depend on how my internship at the Benton County SWCD goes this summer.

I chose St.John’s because I loved the campus! There was just something in the atmosphere. I could tell there was something special about it. On top of this they have the perfect environment for my major and an incredible staff!

The funniest memories on the team are anytime Nate-dog says some freshman slang. He always gets a funny look from teammates.

Q & A:

Q: Which coach would you pick to live on a deserted island with and why?

A: Tim because he has so many stories. It would never get old! Listening to Tim’s stories are like someone reading you the books of their life.

Q: If you were in the coliseum and were challenged to fight wiener dogs, what is the highest number of wiener dogs you could defeat?

A: This might be a stretch, but I’m gonna say 37.

Q: Would you rather be the world's greatest racquetball player or have $20 right now?

A: I feel like there isn’t $20 in being the world’s best racquetball player so I’ll take the $20. On top of that, I’m not sure I’d be able to keep a straight face telling someone that I’m the best racquetball player in the world.

James Berg

Events: 1500, 5K, 10K

Year: Sophomore

Hometown: Rogers, MN

High School: Rogers High School

Personal:

My proudest moment in my career here was running my first college track 5K and 10K during Sophomore year.

I am a Biology major with a history minor. I am also pre-Med. After graduation I would like to attend medical school and become a pediatrician.

I chose St. John’s because when I visited I was met with an amazing close-knit community with one of a kind people that truly help make the place feel like home. It is also arguably one of the most gorgeous campuses in the country. Being surrounded by beautiful lakes and acres of woods truly helps make it special and is another big reason for why I decided to call this place home.

There are many funny memories with the team. Every day at practice is always fun along with the bus rides to meets with the boys.

Q & A:

Q: Which coach would you pick to live on a deserted island with and why?

A: Tim Miles, he would have so many entertaining stories.

Q: If you were in the coliseum and were challenged to fight wiener dogs, what is the highest number of wiener dogs you could defeat?

A: One wiener dog...It was one big wiener dog.

Q: Would you rather be the world's greatest racquetball player or have $20 right now?

A: World's greatest racquetball player. Could you imagine the number of endorsements I would get?... Yeah, probably not a lot, but I bet I could make more than $20...Hopefully.

DeAndre Bethell

Event: Discus Thrower

PR’s: 38.9’ m (senior year of HS outdoor season)

Year: Sophomore

Hometown: Nassau, Bahamas

High School: Saint Augustine’s College

Personal:

My proudest moment in my athletic career is everyday I step into that ring and I throw stronger, faster & further than I have previously.

I am a Computer Science/Pre-engineering Major with a Global Business leadership/Escholars Minor. After graduation, my short term goal is to further my education until completion at Doctorate Level (Doctorate in Technology/Computer Science). My long term goal is to own my own computer firm. I’m driven to explore innovative minds of young computer scientists and innovators and to create newer more efficient means of technology.

I chose to go to St. John’s because it is closely linked with my high school in the Bahamas, and to use this as an opportunity to be a role model to my peers and younger generations back home. I want to show them that a “young Bahamian boy” with the right mindset and opportunities can flourish into someone extraordinary.

The funniest moment for me on the team was when a couple of our team members (especially David) dressed up in clown beach costumes and ran the 4x400 at the alumni meet. They finished first.

Q & A:

Q: Which coach would you pick to live on a deserted island with and why?

A: I would choose Jeremy. Seems like a pretty cool guy and has a couple tricks up his sleeve to keep us alive.

Q: If you were in the coliseum and were challenged to fight wiener dogs, what is the highest number of wiener dogs you could defeat?

A: All, because outsmarting animals from eating you alive/killing you is an occasional skill you learn growing up on an island.

Q: Would you rather be the world's greatest racquetball player or have $20 right now?

A: I’d rather be the worlds greatest racquetball player. That way I’d be both rich and a role model to younger kids to follow their passions and strive to be the best at what they put their minds to.

Justin Brakob

Event: Distance

PR’s:  

Year: Sophomore

Hometown: Maple Grove, MN

High School: Maple Grove Senior High

Personal:

My majors are Computer Science and History. After graduation my play is to get paid the big bucks.

I chose St. John’s because I was going to be a priest, but then I got married.

My funniest memory while being on the team is being in the car when Tim is driving.

Q & A:

Q: Which coach would you pick to live on a deserted island with and why?

A: Probably Tim so I could hear some good stories.

Q: If you were in the coliseum and were challenged to fight wiener dogs, what is the highest number of wiener dogs you could defeat?

A: All of them. I would just stand on a chair and pick them off one by one like a bird of prey.

Q: Would you rather be the world's greatest racquetball player or have $20 right now?

A: I'd even be happy with $10.

Randall Clintsman

Events: Sprints 60m/100m, 200m

PR’s: 7.28 - 60m (2019 indoor season)

11.38 - 100m (2018 outdoor season)

23.8-23.9 - 200m (2018 outdoor season)

Year: Junior

Hometown: Maplewood, MN

High School: Hill-Murray

Personal:

I am a Computer Science Major with a minor in Accounting. My goal with my major is to become a high level computer programmer or go into Data Analytics. After graduation I want to travel for job opportunities if it means I can work at a big corporation. I want to be financially successful and start a family. I prefer to raise my kids in Minnesota, but not too picky.

I chose St. John’s because I wanted to play Football and run Track at the collegiate level. I've had 7 previous siblings go through St. Johns/St. Bens so I knew the ropes.

My funniest memory was with the “D” team 4x100 team. We were not good, but made it seem like a big deal. We ended up running in the 43s.

Q & A:

Q: Which coach would you pick to live on a deserted island with and why?

A: Jeremy, he's got some tricks up his sleeve.

Q: If you were in the coliseum and were challenged to fight wiener dogs, what is the highest number of wiener dogs you could defeat?

A: 4.

Q: Would you rather be the world's greatest racquetball player or have $20 right now?

A: Racquetball player. It would pull girls and they make good money.

Jack Colleran

Events: 5k, 10k

PR’s:  5k: 15:59 (2018)

10k: 33:19 (2018)

Year: Sophomore

Hometown: Green Bay, WI (go Pack go)

High School: Notre Dame Academy

Personal:

I am majoring in biology and have two minors in hispanic studies and psychology. I was fortunate to complete my hispanic studies minor by studying abroad for a semester in Spain. My personal goals with my major are to build a base of scientific knowledge to bring to graduate school and to be fluent in Spanish.
After graduation I plan to earn a master degree in genetic counseling in order to provide services to individuals with genetic disorders and couples planning on having children.

I chose St. John's because of its excellent academics, beautiful campus and arboretum, and positive track team culture. It also--as cheesy as it sounds--just felt like "home."

My funniest memory while being on the team was when I put black dye in my (red) hair for a conference meet and it didn't come out...for two months.

Q & A:

Q: Which coach would you pick to live on a deserted island with and why?

A: I'd pick Time Miles because he'd have enough stories to tell to fill the 6 months until we are rescued.

Q: If you were in the coliseum and were challenged to fight wiener dogs, what is the highest number of wiener dogs you could defeat?

A: Infinite.

Q: Would you rather be the world's greatest racquetball player or have $20 right now?

A: I would rather be the world's greatest racquetball player so that I could challenge others to a match and make way more than $20.

Jacob Czech

Events: 1500/mile/3k/5k

PR’s: 4:39.57 mile sophomore track

9:34 3k sophomore track

17:16 5k freshman track.

Year: Sophomore

Hometown: Kewaunee, Wisconsin

High School: Kewaunee High School

Personal:

My proudest moment in my track career was running the 1500 at the 2019 MIAC indoor championship.

I am an Economics and political science double major. With these majors, my goal is to learn how to be an effective and analytical leader.

After St. John’s the Army will definitely be part of my graduation plans, but I’m not sure in what capacity. Beyond that, I don’t know, guess I’ll just see where opportunity takes me.

I chose St. John’s because my father went here, and I’ve been visiting campus with him for years. When it was time to decide, SJU kept tugging at my heart.

My funniest memory while being on the team was John Miles eating a doughnut off the road while running back tri.

Q & A:

Q: Which coach would you pick to live on a deserted island with and why?

A: Jeremy. He seems like he knows what he is doing more so than Tim or Joe would in that situation

Q: If you were in the coliseum and were challenged to fight wiener dogs, what is the highest number of wiener dogs you could defeat?

A: 9

Q: Would you rather be the world's greatest racquetball player or have $20 right now?

A: 20 bucks. I want to buy a White Castle Crave Case this weekend, but I have no money right now.

Ben Frederickson

Event: 400M Dash

PR’s: Indoor: 51.35 - Junior

Outdoor: 50.70 - Sophomore

Year: Senior

Hometown: Plymouth, MN

High School: Providence Academy

Personal:

The proudest moment of my athletic career was probably making it to state in the 4X200 in my senior year of high school. We weren't supposed to make it and we ran a great race and ended up going to state. In college, the first time I ran the 4X400 at conference was really awesome.

I am a Global Business Leadership Major and Communication Minor. The last four years, my main goal as it relates to my major was to apply what I learned in the classroom to situations outside the classroom in order to grow and develop my skills. I have been active in various campus clubs such as Enactus and the SJU Student Senate and always try to apply the things I am learning in the classroom to the tasks I take on outside of class. After graduation, I will be moving to Boston, MA and working for BlackRock as an analyst in retail wealth advisory. I would eventually like to either obtain my CFA certification or go back to school and get my MBA. Long term, I'm not entirely sure what I want to do yet, but I would ideally like to stay in the financial services industry.

I chose St. John's because it felt like home more than any other campus I visited during my college search. You don't really get a feel for what the community is like until you step on campus, but the second I did I understood what everyone was talking about. I was also drawn to SJU because of the vast amount of opportunities I saw to grow as a person and get involved in the community. Whether it was the track team, the education I received in my major or the large amount of campus clubs available to students, I knew that choosing SJU would allow me the best opportunity to get involved. Four years later, I can honestly say that choosing St. John's has been one of the best decisions I have ever made.

Honestly, the funniest memories I have with the team are the things we laugh about everyday at practice. We like to keep practice light by joking around and laughing together between reps. Even though nothing specific comes to mind, I always know we'll be laughing together about something that afternoon at practice.

Q & A:

Q: Which coach would you pick to live on a deserted island with and why?

A: For sure Jeremy. He's listened to a lot of podcasts on survival and crazy stories like that, so I feel like my best chances of living are with him.

Q: If you were in the coliseum and were challenged to fight wiener dogs, what is the highest number of wiener dogs you could defeat?

A: I'm going to go with 100.

Q: Would you rather be the world's greatest racquetball player or have $20 right now?

A: World's greatest racquetball player, hands down. That would be a fun fact to share at parties and I could probably make a little money off of some endorsements or something.

Nick Gannon

Events: 100m, 200m, and 4x100 relay

PR’s:  11.02 in the 100m

41.32 in the 4x100m during my freshman season

Year: Sophomore

Hometown: Vadnais Heights, MN

High School: Hill-Murray High School

Personal:

My proudest moment was when our 4x100m relay team broke the school record and qualified for the NCAA DIII National Championship.

I am a Global Business Leadership major with a minor in accounting. I plan on going into business management or business finance after I am finished with my education. I am not sure what exactly I would like to do in my career yet but hopefully I'm my own boss one day.

I chose St. John's because of the community. It is a place with great tradition and I am proud to be a Johnnie.

There have been so many funny memories it is hard to narrow it down to just one. If I have to pick one, it is when Mohammed told coach he was coming to practice “sh*tfaced”. He had stayed up late studying and thought “sh*tfaced” meant tired.

Q & A:

Q: Which coach would you pick to live on a deserted island with and why?

A: I would have to go with Jeremy because you already know Jeremy has done research and is fully prepared to survive on a deserted island.

Q: If you were in the coliseum and were challenged to fight wiener dogs, what is the highest number of wiener dogs you could defeat?

A: I would guess around 20

Q: Would you rather be the world's greatest racquetball player or have $20 right now?

A: The world's greatest racquetball player... Isn't it obvious, for the girls

Matt Gish

Events: 100m and 200m

PR’s: 60m: 7.25 (First year at SJU indoor)

100m: 11.52 (Senior year high school)

200m: 23.64 (First year at SJU indoor)

Year: Freshman

Hometown: Bemidji, MN

High School: Bemidji High School

Personal:

My proudest moment in my athletic career was running 4 straight PR's in the 60m to start the 2019 indoor season.

I am a Biochemistry Major on the Pre-Medicine track. I hope to graduate with honors and stay with Biochemistry. After graduation, I hope to attend medical school or graduate school for immunology and pathology.

I chose St. John’s because I loved the small and spread out campus with lots of places to explore nature and faith life. SJU was the first school I applied to and after considering lots of other options I kept coming back here. I'm also a fan of postcards with big rafts on them.

The funniest moment while on the team was when I let Drew roll me in a large tire during one of my first weeks of practice.

Q & A:

Q: Which coach would you pick to live on a deserted island with and why?

A: Definitely Jeremy because he has enough stories to entertain for a long time.

Q: If you were in the coliseum and were challenged to fight wiener dogs, what is the highest number of wiener dogs you could defeat?

A: 472

Q: Would you rather be the world's greatest racquetball player or have $20 right now?

A: I would rather be the world's greatest racquetball player. To be honest, I think I already am. Does that mean I can have the $20, too?

Ryan Houseman

Event: Mid Distance

PR’s: 800m-01:59 2018

1500m-4:14 2018

8K-27:28 2018

Year: Sophomore

Hometown: Hutchinson, MN

High School: Hutchinson High School

Personal:

I am majoring in Biology and minoring in secondary education. After graduating, I plan on becoming a high school biology/science teacher. After I get my master's degree, I want to become a principal.

I choose Saint John's because the class sizes are small and the professors actually know your name. They are very friendly and want you to succeed. Furthermore, it is a beautiful campus to live and train on. The coaches are amazing and the best of the best.

My funniest memories while being on the team are team interviews.

Q & A:

Q: Which coach would you pick to live on a deserted island with and why?

A: Jeremy. Because I feel like in one point of his life he actually has been stranded on a deserted island and he just hasn't told us yet.

Q: If you were in the coliseum and were challenged to fight wiener dogs, what is the highest number of wiener dogs you could defeat?

A: No number of wiener dogs could defeat me.

Q: Would you rather be the world's greatest racquetball player or have $20 right now?

A: I would not be able to handle the fame, glory, and paparazzi, that comes with being the world's greatest racquetball player. I would not know what to do with the sheer amount of money I would make. So I'd pick $20.

Seth Jackson

Events: Mid-Distance (800, 1500)

PR’s: 800-1:59 (Senior year high school)

1500-4:12 (Freshman year college)

Mile-4:33 (This season)

Year: Sophomore

Hometown: Eagan, Minnesota

High School: Eagan High School

Major: Chemistry

Minors: Mathematics and German

Personal:

My personal goal with my major is to learn how chemistry affects daily life. After graduation, my plans are to become a Chemical engineer and to keep on running!

I choose St. John’s because both of my parents went here (mom to CSB of course) and I really loved the atmosphere and the campus. It allows me to feel comfortable here.

I would say that the funniest moments on the team are the funny interviews we have with the distance squad are pretty funny, especially when funny questions are asked!

Q & A:

Q: Which coach would you pick to live on a deserted island with and why?

A: Tim Miles because he seems like the most knowledgeable about of all the coaches on our team!

Q: If you were in the coliseum and were challenged to fight wiener dogs, what is the highest number of wiener dogs you could defeat?

A: I'd go around 50.

Q: Would you rather be the world's greatest racquetball player or have $20 right now?

A: $20. I want money now!

Jacob Kirsch

Event: Distance

PR’s: 1500m- 4:15 (2018)

3000m- 9:20 (2018)

5000m- 16:00 (2018)

10,000m- 33:23 (2018)

Year: Senior

Hometown: Eden Prairie

High School: Holy Family Catholic

Personal:

My major is Mathematics. My personal goal with it is to understand the infinite.

For my career goals and after graduation plans I will be a hot dog vendor by day, pizza delivery guy by night.

I chose SJU because it is a tight knit campus in a beautiful area

My funniest memory while on the team was watching Seth Jackson attempt to bowl on a team bowling outing.

Q & A:

Q: Which coach would you pick to live on a deserted island with and why?

A: Jeremy by default. I’ve heard all of Tim’s stories, and Joe doesn’t seem like he could cut it in the outdoors.

Q: If you were in the coliseum and were challenged to fight wiener dogs, what is the highest number of wiener dogs you could defeat?

A: 6

Q: Would you rather be the world's greatest racquetball player or have $20 right now?

A: World’s greatest racquetball player. I feel my love life would improve more.

JT Kripotos

Event: Thrower

PR’s: 11.66m college shot put

47ft shot put High School

Weight throw 10.52

Year: Sophomore

Hometown: Shoreview, MN

High School: Mounds View High School

Personal:

My proudest moment was setting my PR in shot put my junior year.

I am majoring in Global Business. I hope to one day work for the company that my Grandparents have started and one day be running it.

I chose St. John’s because it was a really good location and it was a good distance away from home.

The funniest moment while being on the team was watching Ryan Murphy mess up a throw and get angry about it while he is till in the process of throwing.

Q & A:

Q: Which coach would you pick to live on a deserted island with and why?

A: Jeremy, because he always has the solution to something and he's probably read some article on survival skills.

Q: If you were in the coliseum and were challenged to fight wiener dogs, what is the highest number of wiener dogs you could defeat?

A: Depends on what tools I’m given to fend them off.

Q: Would you rather be the world's greatest racquetball player or have $20 right now?

A: Racquetball player, because I’m sure there is some tournaments that I could win more than $20 dollars and it would feel nice to be good at something other than eating food.

Brady Labine

Event: Sprints & Hurdles

PR’s: 50.61 400 Meter Dash

54.74 400 Meter Hurdles

1:23.23 600 Meter Dash

Year: Sophomore

Hometown: Detroit Lakes

High School: Detroit Lakes High School

Personal:

My proudest moment so far has to be winning the 4x100 relay at the MIAC Conference Championship with all freshmen.

I am a music education major and am looking to be a choir teacher or general music teacher after graduation. After graduation I hope to get a job teaching music and hopefully coach track.

I chose St. John's because I felt at home as soon as I stepped foot on campus. Other reasons include the beautiful campus, good music program, and coaches I really enjoy (I was not paid to write this...).

My funniest moment so has to be when Mo brought skittles to practice and was eating them during the team warm up.

Q & A:

Q: Which coach would you pick to live on a deserted island with and why?

A: If I was stuck on a deserted island with any coach it would have to be Tim Miles. Two reasons for this: The first being that Tim has an endless amount of stories that he could tell to keep us entertained and the second is that Tim knows pretty much everyone so there is a very high chance that someone would recognize/or miss him and find us.

Q: If you were in the coliseum and were challenged to fight wiener dogs, what is the highest number of wiener dogs you could defeat?

A: There would be no fight. Wiener dogs are known as one of the most vicious breeds thus giving me good reason to just give up. Maybe I try to outrun them until their tiny legs gave out?

Q: Would you rather be the world's greatest racquetball player or have $20 right now?

A: Racquet ball! Easy choice. With my talents and moderate looks, I could easily become the next Gatorade athlete or maybe even be featured on a Wheaties box.

Kevin Lamb

Events: Mid-distance (800m, 1000m, 1500m, Mile)

PR’s: 800m: 1:56.11 (May 2018)

1000m: 2:33.59 (February 2019)

1500m: 4:01.47 (May 2018)

Mile: 4:30.55 (January 2019)

Year: Senior

Hometown: Avon, MN

High School: Albany High School

Personal:

My proudest moment in my track career was running in a really competitive 4X800 at the MIAC Outdoor Championships my sophomore year. I gave it my all in the first leg. I haven't felt much better than that!

I am a Music and Mathematics Majors. I aim to use my ability to work with patterns to teach, in either field, or both. I hope to write music that changes listeners' perspectives. After graduation during the 2019-2020 school year, I'll be volunteering with the Benedictine Volunteer Corps, teaching at St. Benedict's Prep School in Newark, NJ. I'll use this experience to inform my decision about what to pursue next.

The reason why I chose SJU is simply put, St. John's felt like home.

The funniest memories are during the team interviews. We've had some pretty good interviews. I especially enjoyed the questions that Charlie Raasch asked. For instance, "What is your favorite flightless bird?"

Q & A:

Q: Which coach would you pick to live on a deserted island with and why?

A: Tim; he'd certainly keep me entertained with stories.

Q: If you were in the coliseum and were challenged to fight wiener dogs, what is the highest number of wiener dogs you could defeat?

A: Maybe a dozen.

Q: Would you rather be the world's greatest racquetball player or have $20 right now?

A: $20. I need a new watch.

Macklin Maroushek

Event: 400 H

PR’s: 60 Meter Dash - 7.50 PR

60m Hurdles - 9.99 PR

Year: Freshman

Hometown: Red Wing, MN

High School: Red Wing High School

Personal:

As far as my proudest moment, I’m proud that I still go to practice every day.

I am an Economics and Political Science Major. After graduation, I plan on going to Law School.

I chose St. John’s because obviously because I hate the Tommies, but seriously because it felt like home.

The funniest moment on the team was when Joe told Ryan he was winning during an easy sprint. Ryan proceeded to cross the finish line with his arms in the air.

Q & A:

Q: Which coach would you pick to live on a deserted island with and why?

A: Jeremy. I guess he vaguely looks like Bear Grylls.

Q: If you were in the coliseum and were challenged to fight wiener dogs, what is the highest number of wiener dogs you could defeat?

A: I will accept defeat at 12.

Q: Would you rather be the world's greatest racquetball player or have $20 right now?

A: World's greatest racquetball player because I could be a club racquetball coach and make at least 20 bucks.