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Overall Career Honors

• 2x USTFCCCA All-Academic Team
  • 2025 - XC
  • 2025-26 - Track & Field

2026 Outdoor: Ran in four meets, representing the team in three… Contested the 1,500 meters in three and the 5K in three… Pulled-double duty at the Bryan Clay Invitational in Azusa, California, where he set a season-best 5K time of 14:33.24 to rank fourth in program history… Posted a 1,500-meter time of 3:58.51 to rank eighth in CMU history with that time… Qualified for the RMAC Championships in the 5K, placing tenth with a time of 15:22.08 at altitude… Later had a 1,500-meter season-best of 3:57.51 to finish third at the Western Slope Conversion Classic… Was running unattached in that meet... Named to the USTFCCCA All-Academic Team.

2025-26 Indoor: Ran in three meets… Posted season-best times of 4:22.36 and 8:38.36 in the Mile and 3K, respectively, during the Colorado Classic… Ranks fifth in CMU history for the 3K and ninth for the mile with those times… Helped the Mavs take fifth in the distance medley relay at the RMAC Championships.. Ran the opening 1,200-meter leg on the team that posted a NCAA provisional qualifying time of 10:23.41, third fastest in program history.

Prep: 2025 graduate of Grandview High School… Was an all-state performer in cross country as a senior in the fall of 2024… Finished tenth at the state meet after taking second at the Centennial League Championships and third at the 5A Region 1 Championships… Set a 5K XC PR time of 15:18 while finishing fifth at the Liberty Bell Invitational… Took tenth in the 3,200 and 17^th in the 1,600 at the 2025 state track meet… Had PR times of 4:17.82 and 9:22.32 that year… Won three league titles in his career… Was also a 4-time academic letterwinner… Was a 3-time AP Scholar with distinction… Also won the school’s exceptional student, science achievement and outstanding achievement in mathematics awards.

Personal: Is majoring in cellular, molecular and developmental biology… Son of Denis and Christina White… Wants to work in the medical field but also has a strong interest in physical therapy and athletic training.

Why I Chose CMU: “I absolutely loved Grand Junction, and how close it was to the mountains. Being there just made me want to run. The campus was amazing and everyone was incredibly nice. I really felt that Coach Travis valued each and every one of his athletes and wanted to see all of them excel in the sport. Seeing his individualized training plans for each of his runners made me realize how much time and effort he was willing to put in as a coach. The excellent coaching staff along with a supportive team made me feel like Mesa was a place where I would be able to properly develop as an athlete while simultaneously earning a valuable degree.”