They don't dominate running thats for sure...I kinda think running is a little important in track.
Macharia Yuot Sr Widener University 14:20.65c (14:18.35) 2/11 St. Valetines Invi
Matt DeShane Sr Plattsburgh S U N Y 14:26.02c (14:23.72) 2/24 NYU Fast Track Inv
Hany Abdallah So New York University 14:29.15c (14:26.85) 1/27 BU Terrier classic
Fred Josyln Sr Cortland S U N Y 14:31.97c (14:29.67) 2/11 Bu. St. Valentine
Neal Holtschulte Sr Williams College 14:34.28c (14:31.98) 2/11 Valentine Classic
======================= Automatic 14:34.60
Brian Donovan Sr College of New Jersey 14:36.10c (14:33.80) 2/11 BU Valentines Invi
Pat Rizzo Sr North Central College 14:38.20c (14:34.20) 3/4 Cyclone National Qu
Mike Sawicki Sr Otterbein College 14:39.60c (14:35.60) 12/9 Kent State Golden
======================= Last 2005 qualifier 14:40.64
Steve Harris Sr Carleton College 14:40.82 3/3 MIAC Championships
Dave Billings Sr Ripon College 14:41.18 2/18 UW Oshkosh
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Grant Scott Sr Haverford College 14:41.22c (14:38.92) 2/11 BU Valentine's Mee
Matt Lacey Sr Tufts University 14:41.28c (14:38.98) 1/27 Terrier Invitation
Mike Bunker Sr Southern Maine 14:42.88c (14:40.58) 1/27 BU Terrier Classic
Aaron Johnston-Peck Jr Case Western Reserve 14:44.18 3/3 UAA Championships
There they are, top 14 5k guys in the country for D3. One Wisconsin guy from Ripon. I wouldn't exactly call that domination. If anything the east coast is the strongest region of the country for D3 distance running. If you think its a fluke look at XC national results.