Photo Albums

Dozens of alumni returned to Wabash for the 2007 Charlie Finch Memorial Alumni Run, which this year was held in honor of retiring head Cross Country Coach Rob Johnson. Roger Busch ’96 takes over the reins as coach of Wabash's cross country team this season.

Members of the Wabash cross country team use the Charlie Finch Memorial Alumni Run as a four-mile warm-up to the season, which begins September 1 when the Little Giants host the Hokum Karem.

It took only one circuit of the course — one mile — for Scott Gall to build a healthy lead on the field. Gall ’96, was a two-time All-American as an undergraduate.

Never forget! Jason Brandt honors his former friend and teammate, Jeremy Robert Wright ’96, by wearing a tribute jersey. Wright, a member of the U.S. Army Special Forces and a multiple All-American at Wabash, was killed in Afghanistan.

Wabash freshman Seth Einterz pulls away from alumnus Adam White ’98 after the first mile.

Josh Minkler ’85 is a regular at the Finch Memorial. He's a prosecutor with the United States Attorney's Office in Indianapolis.

Greg Birk ’77, a college counselor from Texas, helped organize this year's Finch Memorial and urged his fellow alumni to return in honor of Coach Johnson.

Best friends for life: Kent Baker ’93, Jim Kerr ’92, and Jeff Lampert ’92 were key runners on Wabash's teams of the early 1990s that vaulted the Little Giant program into the national spotlight.

Scott Gall ’96 proves why he's still a championship-level runner by easily winning the 2007 Finch Memorial Alumni Run.

Rookie Seth Einterz was the top finisher among the undergraduates, taking second to alumnus Scott Gall.

Sam Compton-Craig ’09 kicked hard in the final 100 meters to nip alumnus Adam White by a fraction of a second.

Man of the Hour: Coach Rob Johnson says hello to former cross country runner Jim Ray ’95. Ray came back to campus all the way from Boston to pay tribute to his former coach. Other alums returned from California, Texas, and all points in between.