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Sharie Bolender Running Fact
Former Cedarville distance specialist and NAIA Hall of Famer Eric Fillinger is the only runner to win the NCCAA national title in three consecutive years when he accomplished the feat in 1987, 1988, and 1989.
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Sergio Reyes became only the third Yellow Jacket male to win the NCCAA.
| Reyes, All-American; 4th at NAIA
KENOSHA, Wis. (11-23-2002) - Sergio Reyes completed his stellar Cedarville distance running career by placing 4th at the NAIA Nationals to earn All-America honors. He toured the 8,000 meters in 25:22 to finish 19 seconds behind the champion. Reyes, the Jackets' lone representative in the meet, was beaten by just four runners all season long. He won seven races total and his only other non-victory was a 2nd-place finish at the All-Ohio Championships. After transferring to Cedarville his junior year, Reyes was a 2000 NAIA All-American in cross country before sitting out the 2001 campaign. [COMPLETE RESULTS]
Reyes holds on for NCCAA title
CEDARVILLE, Ohio (11-16-2002) - It took an all out sprint down the stretch to the finish line, but Sergio Reyes won the National Christian College Athletic Association title to nab his seventh victory out of eight races this season. He finished the 8,000 meter course in 24:55 to win by three seconds. NAIA No. 7 Malone won the team banner with 42 points, No. 3 MidAmerica Nazarene was the runner-up with 52 points, and the Yellow Jackets tied No. 18 Grace for 3rd position with 105 points. Other runners scoring for CU were Alan Bruder (17th; 26:39), Dan Campbell (22nd; 26:53), Dave Balch (31st; 27:14), and Andy Goodenough (34th; 27:29). [COMPLETE RESULTS]
Reyes wins AMC crown
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (11-9-2002) - Sergio Reyes won the American Mideast Conference championship by 33 seconds for his sixth win in seven races this fall. He toured the 8,000 meters in 24:58. NAIA No. 7 Malone won the team title with 23 points, No. 25 Rio Grande was 2nd with 76 points, and Cedarville placed 3rd out of 12 teams with 86 points. Others scoring for the Yellow Jackets were Dan Campbell (16th; 26:52), Alan Bruder (21st; 27:07), Josh Mark (28th; 27:28), and Dave Balch (29th; 27:37). [COMPLETE RESULTS]
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