Josh Lewis Season 2022

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COLLEGIATE PERSONAL BESTS: Mile - 4:15.46, 3000m - 8:24.06

AWARDS: Academic All-Big Ten Spring 2022 and Fall 202... Named a Distingushed Scholar

2021-22
Outdoor: Won 3000m steeplechase at Jim Thorpe Invitational (5/6) at 9:48.91. 

Indoor
Season: Ran in four competitions with one seventh-place finish. 

Cross Country
Season: Ran in three events, including Big Ten Cross Country Championships. 

2020-21
Indoor
Season: Ran in three events with two top-3 finishes...Competed at Big Ten Indoor Championships

Nittany Lion Opener (1/16): Took third place in 3000m in first collegiate race. Penn State Tri (2/6): Finished in second place in mile. Big Ten Indoor Championships (2/25-27): Competed in 3000m and set personal best of 8:24.06. 

Cross Country
Season: Ran at Big Ten Cross Country Championships in (1/16/21) after event was delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 

BEFORE PENN STATE
HIGH SCHOOL PRs: 800m - 1:59, 1600m - 4:23, 3200m - 9:26
BEFORE PENN STATE
Attended North East High School...National Honors Society...Earned four letters in cross country and track and field...Earned two letters in soccer and wrestling... Finished runner-up in the 4x800 in state championships...Finished fourth in the 3200 in 2019... Won district championships in 3200 and 4x800 in 2018... Won District Championships in cross country in  2017...Won team region championship in 2018...Finished as team 2018 district runner-up...Finished 2018 Footlocker North East Region in 13th place...Named 2018 All Region XC...Named 2016-208 All-District XC...Named All state team XC 2018.

PERSONAL
Son of Dawn and Scott…Has one sibling, Ethan…Born January 3, 2001…Majoring in biomedical engineering…Chose Penn State because, “Penn State had all of the things I was looking for in a potential university. I wanted a school with a great engineering program, a great coach and team, and facilities that will help me become a better athlete. Some schools had one or two of these, but when I visited Penn State I realized they had all three! I knew it was my future home.”