Wartburg Sweeps A-R-C Cross Country Championships

23rd titles both programs

10/31/2026 3:45:00 PM

By: Ali (Wilson) Becker, A-R-C Associate Commissioner

STORM LAKE, Iowa -- For the eighth consecutive year, the Wartburg College Knights men's and women's teams swept the American Rivers Conference (A-R-C) Cross Country Championships. The team titles were the eighth in a row for the women and ninth straight for the men. Wartburg's Isaiah Hammerand won his third consecutive individual title with a time of 23:47.5. Loras College's Keelee Leitzen defended her title in the women's race and took home gold with a time of 21:40.4. 
 
2026 A-R-C Men’s Cross Country All-Conference
Most Valuable Runner: Isaiah Hammerand, Wartburg College
Rookie of the Year: Isaac Rankin, Central College
Coaching Staff of the Year: Wartburg College (Head Coach: Ryan Chapman)
Place Name School Time
1. Isaiah Hammerand Wartburg College 23:47.5
2. James Johnson Simpson College 24:16.1
3. Ayden Buchanan Wartburg College 24:41.1
4. William Wadsley Central College 24:48.9
5. Jack Brown Central College 24:49.0
6. Noah Thomas Nebraska Wesleyan University 24:56.0
7. Andrew Smith Wartburg College 24:58.1
8. Evan Cook Wartburg College 25:00.9
9. Solomon Zaugg Wartburg College 25:03.9
10. Donovan Card Central College 25:10.1
11. Isaac Rankin Central College 25:10.3
12. Cooper Cook Wartburg College 25:10.6
13. Ethan Boston Wartburg College 25:10.8
14. Clay Warson Wartburg College 25:11.3
15. Ryan McGrath Loras College 25:13.0
16. Ahmed Aldamak Wartburg College 25:18.3
17. Dawson Fricke Wartburg College 25:20.1
18. Kasey Levinsohn Wartburg College 25:20.1
19. AJ Schermerhorn Wartburg College 25:23.1
20. Max Lowe Loras College 25:24.0
 
2026 A-R-C Women's Cross Country All-Conference
Most Valuable Runner: Keelee Leitzen, Loras College
Rookie of the Year: Madison Popelar, Wartburg College
Coaching Staff of the Year: Wartburg College (Head Coach: Ryan Chapman)
Place Name School Time
1. Keelee Leitzen Loras College 21:40.4
2. Dede Davis University of Dubuque 21:45.3
3. Maddy Stevens Central College 22:05.8
4. Lydia Maas Wartburg College 22:05.8
5. Leah McDonald Wartburg College 22:23.0
6. Ava Vance Wartburg College 22:33.4
7. Madison Popelar Wartburg College 22:36.0
8. Audrey Dummermuth Central College 22:39.0
9. Teah Miller Central College 22:43.8
10. Kyra Cordes Central College 22:44.7
11. Julia Burney Wartburg College 22:45.9
12. Lily Molloy Loras College 22:50.2
13. Eva Fleshner Simpson College 22:52.8
14. Savannah Davis Loras College 22:53.5
15. Sydney Bochmann Wartburg College 22:54.0
16. Anna Quillin Wartburg College 22:54.2
17. Marissa Pewe Wartburg College 22:54.2
18. Bethany Warren Wartburg College 22:54.4
19. Megan Bakke Buena Vista University 22:57.6
20. Claire Hoyer Wartburg College 22:58.5
 
2026 Men’s A-R-C Cross Country Team Results
Place School Points
1. Wartburg College 28
2. Central College 49
3. Loras College 87
4. Simpson College 109
5. Nebraska Wesleyan University 113
6. University of Dubuque 172
7. Coe College 230
8. Buena Vista University 237
 
2026 Women's A-R-C Cross Country Team Results
Place School Points
1. Wartburg College 33
2. Central College 49
3. Loras College 66
4. Simpson College 132
5. Nebraska Wesleyan University 144
6. University of Dubuque 168
7. Buena Vista University 172
8. Coe College 230
 
The 2026 NCAA Division III Cross Country Midwest Regional will be held by Augustana College in Rock Island, Ill. on Saturday, November 14. The Division III Cross Country Championships will be held in Northfield, Minn. on Saturday, November 21. 

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About the American Rivers Conference
Nationally respected for excellence in NCAA Division III athletics, the American Rivers Conference (A-R-C) has a tradition dating back to its founding in 1922 as the Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Association and adopted its current name in 2018 to reflect its strong Iowa roots and growing regional footprint. The A-R-C is a collaborative community that champions the holistic development of student-athletes, uniting member institutions in a shared commitment to academic achievement, athletic distinction, and leadership.
The A-R-C is home to eight full-time member institutions: Buena Vista University, Central College, Coe College, University of Dubuque, Loras College, Nebraska Wesleyan University, Simpson College, and Wartburg College. The A-R-C also includes two affiliate members for men’s and women’s swimming & diving: Illinois Tech and University of Minnesota Morris.