2025 Men's Cross Country Roster
Biography
CAREER STATS
2024-25 (Sophomore)
- Ran the final five meets on the cross country schedule
- Placed among the team’s top finishers three times
- Best 8K of the fall was 26:25.4 at the Wilmington Classic to finish 25th of 248 competitors
- Crossed the finish line 62nd of 432 runners in the All-Ohio Classic in 26:37.8
- Indoor campaign featured a 9:08.45 in the 3,000 meters at the Mount St. Joseph Invite (3rd) and 15:39.02 in the 5,000 meters at the Wittenberg Invitational (2nd)
- Ran 16:06.69 in the 5,000 meters at the G-MAC Indoor Championship and 4:31.11 in the mile at the NCCAA Indoor Championship
- Outdoor season included a 15:56.86 in the 5,000 meters at the Wilmington Invitational (4th)
- Also posted 4:11.22 in the 1,500 meters at the Yellow Jacket Collegiate Outdoor Open
- NCCAA Scholar-Athlete and G-MAC Academic Team
2023-24 (Freshman)
- Posted a season-best indoor 3K of 8:48.66 at the G-MAC Championship
- Also posted indoor bests in the mile (4:26.33) and 5K 15:29.51
- Fastest outdoor 1,500 was 4:08.41 in the Yellow Jacket Collegiate Open
- Participated in the 5K in four meets with a PR of 15:22.11 at the Otterbein Twilight
- Made his collegiate cross country debut at the Wright State 5K
- Cedarville’s #5 finisher in 15:43.9
- Ran in three other meets with a season-best 8K of 26:09.3 at Wilmington to place 20th of 320 competitors
- Finished 57th of 177 at the G-MAC Championship in 26:48.3
- G-MAC Academic Team
High School
- Three-sport athlete at Williamston High School
- Names the school’s 2022-23 Athlete of the Year
- Four-year letter winner in cross country
- Two-time all-league first team with a 5K best 15:57
- Three-time state qualifier and finished 20th in the state meet as a senior
- Team’s Most Valuable Runner, 2019-22
- Earned three letters in outdoor track & field
- 2022 state qualifier in the 1,600 meters
- Established PR’s in the 800 (1:59.05) and 1,600 (4:27)
- Pick up an additional four letters in wrestling
- Three-time state qualifier and was 2023 state champion
- Placed fifth in the state as a junior and finished fourth as a sophomore
- Two-time conference wrestling champion
- Helped lead team to back-to-back district titles
- MHSAA Scholar-Athlete
Personal
- Dean’s List student as a civil engineering major
- Born March 23, 2005 in Cadillac, Mich.
- Son of Chris and Lori Johnecheck
- Has one older sister and one older brother
Historical Player Information
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2023Freshman
5'10"
155 lbs
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2024Sophomore
5'10"
150 lbs
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