1992 Miracle Yearbook

Continued from 9/28 Cedarvil1 e/ Invitational,J the team ch was the indt seco • g Friendship rk. The women won nd Krista Pritchard pion. The men were n under 28:00. "Kevin, ent together for the 1st the mostfun race of my ed and laughed while we ran." 11 All-Ohio Championship. The women finished 6th out of 34. The men were 14th out of36. "I also talked with Johnfrom CSU. He was hard to communicate with because of his thick Ugandan accent." 10/18 Cincinnati Invitational. The women won. Then men were 3rd out of 12. "Chad and I cooled down with two Miamiguys... we gave them tracts." 11/2 NAIA District22Championship. Findlay, OH. The women were ranked between 12th and 14th in the nation all season;the men between 20th and 25th. Both wanted to earn a trip to nationals. On a bitter cold,windy,and snowy day we had our chance. The women ran hard and finished second. Unfortunately,they had to win to go. Krista Pritchard and Mindy Schwaderer qualified in individuals. The men only had to finish 3rd,and we did! 11/9 National Christian College Championship. John Bryan Park. The women's goal was to win this final race of their season. They did,and in dominating fashion. Four women,Krista, Mindy,Sharie Bolender and Brenda Paulhamus all earned NCCAA All-American status. The men finished 4th,with Peter and Kevin both being named NCCAA All-Americans. "It was fun! I ran faster than I set my goalfor this year. I wasthrilled to receive All-American. Just to be there with all those'Big guys' ...I don'tfeel like I belong with them." 11/16 Thefinal race ofthe season. The men finished a respectable 22nd. Mostimportantly, however,was that both teams had opportuni- ties throughoutthe season to use their tremen- dous athletic talent to share Christ's love. PARTNERSIN CRIME...Kevin Conkeland Peter Casaletto continue working together through the race as they have through outthe tough season. Photo by Marsha Olsen 136'1 Sports Photo by AndyJamieson OUTSTANDING STATS... Alan McElroy and Brenda Woodssmile at the list of the teams'successes.