LANCASTER, Pa. -- Johns Hopkins' Emmanuel Leblond three-repeated as Runner of the Year to highlight the 2025 All-Centennial Men's Cross Country Team. JHU's Anthony Clark secured Rookie of the Year honors and the Haverford coaching staff was honored by its peers as Coaching Staff of the Year. 

Leblond was named Runner of the Year for the third year in a row, becoming just the second runner in CC men's cross country history to win Runner of the Year three times along with  Haverford's Karl Paranya (1994-95-96). Leblond also garnered first team All-Centennial accolades for the fourth time in his career to become just the third runner in conference history to achieve that career milestone along with Paranya (1993-94-95-96) and Dickinson's Brian Krusell (2007-08-09-10). Leblond has put together a stellar senior season thus far, earning top-six finishes in each of the four meets in which he competed including wins at the Connecticut College Invitational and the CC meet. He secured CC Runner of the Week thrice and USTFCCCA National Runner of the Week honors twice. 

Clark was selected as the Rookie of the Year after placing second at the CC championship and being the only freshman to earn first team honors. Clark is one of just 10 freshmen in CC history to secure first team All-CC laurels with a top-seven placing at the championship. He also became the eighth Blue Jay to win Rookie of the Year in the 13-year history of the award. 

The Haverford coaching staff was named Coaching Staff of the Year by the other coaches in the conference. Head coach Matt Cohen and assistants Tom Donnelly, Chris O'Sullivan and Matt Katz helped guide the Fords to a runner-up finish at the CC meet. 
 

Leblond and Clark were joined on the All-CC first team by teammates Kenny Wanlass, Olaf Dietz and Connor Oiler. Wanlass and Oiler repeated as first team honorees while Dietz was a second team recipient in 2024. The Haverford duo of Simon Lane and Micah Lachman finished back-to-back in fourth and fifth place, respectively, at the CC championship to earn first team recognition. Lane joined Clark as one of the 10 all-time first team freshmen in CC history. 

The second team consisted of JHU's Rowan Cassidy, Brady Ott, Caleb Tenney and Nash Minor, Swarthmore's Cohen Manges, Dickinson's Nathan Caldwell and McDaniel's Jack Sears. Cassidy and Manges earned all-conference honors for the third time in their careers, while Ott, Minor and Caldwell captured the second all-star nods of their careers. Sears is the first McDaniel runner to earn all-conference accolades since 2005. 
 

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First Team
Name	Cl.	Hometown / High School
Emmanuel Leblond, Johns Hopkins *	Sr.	Mountain View, Calif. / Mountain View
Anthony Clark, Johns Hopkins	Fr.	Perrysburg, Ohio / Perrysburg
Kenny Wanlass, Johns Hopkins ^	Jr.	Newport Beach, Calif. / Newport Harbor
Simon Lane, Haverford	Fr.	Chicago, Ill. / University of Chicago Laboratory Schools
Micah Lachman, Haverford	Sr.	Bethesda, Md. / Sidwell Friends
Olaf Dietz, Johns Hopkins @	So.	Berkeley, Calif. / Berkeley
Connor Oiler, Johns Hopkins ^	Sr.	Arlington Heights, Ill. / John Hersey
Second Team	Cl.	Hometown / High School
Rowan Cassidy, Johns Hopkins +	Sr.	Manalapan, N.J. / Manalapan
Brady Ott, Johns Hopkins ^	So.	New Hope, Pa. / Council Rock North
Caleb Tenney, Johns Hopkins	Fr.	Laurel, Md. / St. Vincent Pallotti
Cohen Manges, Swarthmore #	Jr.	Mechanicsburg, Pa. Mechanicsburg Area
Nash Minor, Johns Hopkins @	Jr.	Minerva, Ohio / Marlington
Nathan Caldwell, Dickinson %	Jr.	Ringwood, N.J. / Lakeland Regional
Jack Sears, McDaniel	Sr.	New Market, Md. / Linganore

• Luke Knestout, Dickinson, So., Silver Spring, Md. 
• Aiden Cotter, Franklin & Marshall, Jr., Dallas, Pa. 
• David Magill, Gettysburg, Jr., Mamaroneck, N.Y. 
• Joseph DeRosa, Haverford, Sr., Sewaren, N.J. 
• Matt Kelly, Johns Hopkins, Sr., Westlake, Ohio 
• Simon Greenberg, McDaniel, Sr., Chevy Chase, Md. 
• Jake Restivo, Muhlenberg, So., Port Washington, N.Y. 
• Eric Xing, Swarthmore, Sr., Huntsville, Ala. 
• Justice Scheidel, Ursinus, Sr., Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 

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Centennial Conference Runners of the Year

• 1993      Steve Monaco, Franklin & Marshall
• 1994      Karl Paranya, Haverford
• 1995      Karl Paranya, Haverford
• 1996      Karl Paranya, Haverford
• 1997      Ntobeko Ntusi, Haverford
• 1998      Jason Bernstein, Haverford
• 1999      Frank McCartney, Franklin & Marshall
• 2000      J.B. Haglund, Haverford
• 2001      J.B. Haglund, Haverford
• 2002      Brandon Rowe, Haverford
• 2003      Lang Reynolds, Swarthmore
• 2004      Will McGuire, Haverford
• 2005      Ian Ramsey-North, Haverford
• 2006      Zach Vaslow, Haverford
• 2007      Don Letts, Haverford
• 2008      Greg Leak, Dickinson
• 2009      Greg Leak, Dickinson
• 2010      Anders Hulleberg, Haverford
• 2011      Jordan Schilit, Haverford
• 2012      Chris Stadler, Haverford
• 2013      Chris Stadler, Haverford
• 2014      Charlie Marquardt, Haverford
• 2015      Charlie Marquardt, Haverford
• 2016      Jaryd Flank, Muhlenberg
• 2017      Henry Woods, Haverford
• 2018      Eric Herrmann, Dickinson
• 2019      Jared Pangallozzi, Johns Hopkins
• 2021      Christopher Scharf, Dickinson
• 2022      Ryan Kredell, Haverford 
• 2023      Emmanuel Leblond, Johns Hopkins 
• 2024      Emmanuel Leblond, Johns Hopkins 
• 2025      Emmanuel Leblond, Johns Hopkins 

Centennial Conference Rookies of the Year

• 2012      Schaffer Ochstein, Johns Hopkins
• 2013      Stefan Arnold, Johns Hopkins
• 2014      Tyler Wolfe, Johns Hopkins
• 2015      Graham Peet, Haverford
• 2016      Bryce Descavish, Dickinson
• 2017      Jared Pangallozzi, Johns Hopkins
• 2018      Jamie Moreland, Haverford
• 2019      Ryan Kredell, Haverford
• 2021      Tommy Li, Johns Hopkins
• 2022      Emmanuel LeBlond, Johns Hopkins
• 2023      Cohen Manges, Swarthmore 
• 2024      Brady Ott, Johns Hopkins
• 2025      Anthony Clark, Johns Hopkins 

Centennial Scholar-Athlete of the Year

• 2013      Chris Stadler, Haverford
• 2014      Schaffer Ochstein, Johns Hopkins
• 2015      Ryan Schwartz, Johns Hopkins
• 2016      John Gagnon, Swarthmore     
• 2017      Graham Peet, Haverford 
• 2018      Andrew King, Johns Hopkins
• 2019      Sam McCalpin, Haverford
• 2021      Aidan Cantine, Swarthmore
• 2022      Daniel Chen, Johns Hopkins
• 2023      Peter LaRochelle, Haverford
• 2024      Rowan Cassidy, Johns Hopkins
• 2025      TBA

Centennial Conference Coach/Coaching Staff of the Year

• 2008      Don Nichter, Dickinson
• 2009      Don Nichter, Dickinson
• 2010      Tom Donnelly, Haverford
• 2011      Tom Donnelly, Haverford
• 2012      Tom Donnelly, Haverford
• 2013      Bobby Van Allen, Johns Hopkins
• 2014      Tom Donnelly, Haverford
• 2015      Tom Donnelly, Haverford
• 2016      Tom Donnelly, Haverford
• 2017      Tom Donnelly, Haverford
• 2018      Tom Donnelly, Haverford
• 2019      Bobby Van Allen, Johns Hopkins
• 2021      Tom Donnelly, Haverford
• 2022      Johns Hopkins
• 2023      Haverford 
• 2024      Johns Hopkins
• 2025      Haverford 

Four-Time First-Team All-Centennial Selections (3)

• Karl Paranya, Haverford, 1993-94-95-96
• Brian Krusell, Dickinson, 2007-08-09-10
• Emmanuel Leblond, Johns Hopkins, 2022-23-24-25

Three-Time First-Team All-Centennial Selections (15)

• Luke Kiskaddon, Franklin & Marshall, 1993-94-95
• Mark Gyandoh, Haverford, 1993-94-95
• Ntobeko Ntusi, Haverford, 1995-96-97
• Joe McCool, Haverford, 1998-99-00
• Stephen Petro, Haverford, 1997-99-00
• Greg Bielecki, Haverford, 2000-01-02
• Bobby Cannon, Haverford, 2002-03-04
• Grant Scott, Haverford, 2003-04-05
• Zach Vaslow, Haverford, 2004-05-06
• Matt Liebal, Dickinson, 2004-05-06
• Don Letts, Haverford, 2005-06-07
• Ian Ramsey-North, Haverford, 2004-05-07
• Anders Hulleberg, Haverford, 2007-09-10
• Ryan Herlihy, Haverford, 2016-17-18
• Peter LaRochelle, Haverford, 2022-23-24

All-Centennial Conference First-Team Freshmen (10)

• 1993      Karl Paranya, Haverford
• 2006      Andrew Lanham, Haverford
• 2007      Anders Hulleberg, Haverford / Brian Krusell, Dickinson
• 2014      Tyler Wolfe, Johns Hopkins
• 2021      Tommy Li, Johns Hopkins
• 2022      Emmanuel LeBlond, Johns Hopkins
• 2024      Brady Ott, Johns Hopkins 
• 2025      Anthony Clark, Johns Hopkins / Simon Lane, Haverford