
Men's Track & Field/Cross Country Announces Addition of Seven Athletes for 2023
7/18/2023 8:44:00 AM | Men's Track and Field
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. – Southeast Missouri track & field and cross country announced the signing of seven athletes who will join the Redhawks roster for the 2023-24 season, the program announced Tuesday.Â
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Marcus Gordon Jr., Myles Thornburg, Cade McCadams, Gregory Dennis, Maxwell Zeisler, Paden Lewis, and Trystan Wright will all step on campus this Fall.Â
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The first cross country meet of the season will be on Friday, September 1, at the Osage Center in Cape Girardeau, Mo. with the women starting at 6:15 p.m. and the men at 6:45 p.m.
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Marcus Gordon Jr.
A Westerville, Ohio-native, Marcus Gordon Jr. joins the Redhawks track & field squad after graduating from Westerville Central High School in 2023.Â
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The son of Marcus Gordon Sr. and Michelle Gordon, Marcus competed in the 60-meter hurdles, 110-meter hurdles, and the 300-meter and 400-meter hurdles for head coaches Jason Loughman and Khalil Ali.Â
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Gordon notched a career best 8.07 in the 60-meter hurdles,  a 14.02 in the 110-meter hurdles, and a 38.37 in the 300-meter hurdles.Â
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He received the Westerville Central MVP sprinter award during his sophomore and senior seasons, along with winning the coaches award in his junior and senior campaigns.Â
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During his time, his team won the 2022 indoor Ohio state championships, along with an undefeated 2023 outdoor regular season.
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Individually, Gordon Jr. placed third overall at the indoor state meet in the 60-meter hurdles (8.07) and was a conference champion in the 110-meter hurdles and 300-meter hurdles.
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Along with track, Gordon Jr. competed in football where he was a three-year varsity letter winner.Â
In the classroom, Gordon Jr. was a four-year honor roll student, along with being a part of National Honor Society while graduating with honors.Â
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He intends to major in psychology at Southeast.Â
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Myles Thornburg
Myles Thornburg, the son of Bryan Thornburg and Amy Allen-Schuett, comes to Southeast Missouri by way of Liberty, Mo.Â
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Thornburg will graduate from Liberty High School before coming to SEMO and was a four year starter and letterwinner for head coach Robert Marquardt.Â
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His career stats are highlighted by a 4:22 finish in the 1600-meters, a 9:30 in the 3200-meters, a 2:00 800-meter, and a 5000-meter finish in 15:35.Â
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After his Cross Country senior season, Thornburg was selected to the Class 5 Missouri All-State team and was a First Team All-KC Metro selection.Â
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Liberty High School was also the Cross Country conference champion in 2022.Â
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In addition to Cross Country and Track, Thornburg also played soccer for Liberty .
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He is undecided on his major at Southeast.Â
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Cade McCadams
Native of nearby Jackson, Mo., Cade McCadams will join the 2023-24 Southeast Missouri track & field team.Â
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The son of Joe and Nickie McCadams started and lettered all four years at Jackson High School for Coach Andrea Talley.Â
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McCadams was a part of four conference championships, two district championships, three state qualifying teams, and a Class 5 fourth place finish at the state competition in 2022.Â
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During his final season at Jackson, McCadams was selected as an All-Conference and All-District athlete, along with qualifying individually for the Class 5 state competition. He finished 45th overall in the individual state meet.Â
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Cade also competed in swimming and diving during his junior year of high school where he was a state qualifier in the 200-meter medley relay, where he finished 11th.  He is also set the Jackson High School 200-meter medley relay record.Â
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McCadams was a four-year honor roll selection, and was a member of National Honor Society.Â
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He intends to study Biology/Pre-Med at Southeast Missouri.Â
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Gregory Dennis
A native of Cape Girardeau, Mo., Gregory Dennis will join the track & field squad after graduating from Notre Dame Regional High School in 2023.Â
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The son of Greg and Tracy Dennis, Greg competed in the 110-meter hurdles, high jump, the 4x100-meter relay, and the long jump for head coach Ryan Long at Notre Dame high school.Â
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Dennis started and lettered in three seasons in high school, including setting the school record in the high jump (6' 8.5") and the 110-meter hurdles (15.04).Â
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His results on the track earned him a SEMOBall.com track athlete of the year nomination.
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Along with track, Dennis competed in volleyball, basketball, and soccer during his time at Notre Dame high school including having the highest free-throw percentage in the SEMO Conference in 2023.Â
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Dennis plans to major in business administration and management at Southeast.Â
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Maxwell Zeisler
Maxwell Zeisler, a native of Gurnee, Ill., will join the Redhawks cross country team in the fall, along with the track and field squad for the 2023-24 season.Â
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The son of David and Olivia Zeisler, Maxwell will transfer to SEMO after spending his freshman year at PAC-12 member Arizona.Â
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Zeisler graduated from Warren Township High School (Ill.) in 2022 where he lettered and started for three seasons for coaches Brett Heimstead and Josh Williams.Â
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A two-time all-conference and state qualifier, Zeisler competed in the 400-meter relay, 800-meter, and the 1600-meter during his high school career.Â
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He has recorded personal-bests in all three events, beginning with the 400-meter relay turning in a 51-second split, a 1:56 finish in the 800-meter, and a 4:22 1600-meter finish to round out his best events.Â
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In addition to Track & Field/Cross Country, Zeisler played two years of high school basketball. In his off time he enjoys golfing.Â
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Zeisler intends to major in multimedia journalism at Southeast Missouri. Â
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Paden LewisÂ
Paden Lewis will join the Redhawks track & field squad in 2023-24 after spending the last two seasons at NCAA Division-II Quincy University (Ill.).Â
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The son of Quinn and Cyndi Lewis, Paden is originally from Jefferson City, Mo. And attended North Callaway High School.Â
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During his high school career, Lewis was a three-time Eastern Missouri Conference (EMO) champion, a three-time district champion, a two-time sectional champion, and a one-time Class 3A state champion in shot put.Â
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So far throughout his college career at Quincy, Lewis has competed in shot put (18.03m), discus (51.32m), hammer throw (55.18m), and weight throw (19.84m).Â
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Through two seasons, Lewis has received a Division-II 2nd Team All-American honor in the shot put. He has won the GLVC Conference shot put championship, along with being the runner up in weight throw, hammer throw, and discus.Â
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In 2022, Lewis was selected as the GLVC Outdoor Field Athlete of the Year along with being the Quincy University Male Athlete of the Year.Â
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In the classroom, Paden Lewis is a two-time All-Academic honor recipient.Â
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Trystan Wright
Trystan Wright will join the Southeast Missouri track & field team in 2023-24 after graduating from Calloway County High School in 2022.Â
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The son of Nick and Jessica Wright, Trystan started and lettered all four years at Calloway County for head coach Mike Wicker. Wright competed in the 110-meter hurdles and the 400-meter hurdles.Â
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During his junior season, Wright was the Kentucky High School Athletic Association (KHSAA) 110-meter hurdles state champion and was awarded first team all-state.Â
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Wright also competed in Kentucky Track and Cross Country Coaches Association (KTCCCA) state meet where he finished first overall in the 60-meter hurdles to become a state champion.Â
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His career best times feature a 14.68 finish in the 110-meter hurdles, a 51.55 indoor 400-meter dash, and a 56.37 in the 400-meter hurdles.Â
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Wright was selected to the KHSAA Academic all-state team as an honorable mention selection following his junior season.Â
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Other than track, Trystan played football at Calloway County High School.Â
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He intends to major in health sciences at Southeast.Â
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Marcus Gordon Jr., Myles Thornburg, Cade McCadams, Gregory Dennis, Maxwell Zeisler, Paden Lewis, and Trystan Wright will all step on campus this Fall.Â
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The first cross country meet of the season will be on Friday, September 1, at the Osage Center in Cape Girardeau, Mo. with the women starting at 6:15 p.m. and the men at 6:45 p.m.
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Marcus Gordon Jr.
A Westerville, Ohio-native, Marcus Gordon Jr. joins the Redhawks track & field squad after graduating from Westerville Central High School in 2023.Â
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The son of Marcus Gordon Sr. and Michelle Gordon, Marcus competed in the 60-meter hurdles, 110-meter hurdles, and the 300-meter and 400-meter hurdles for head coaches Jason Loughman and Khalil Ali.Â
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Gordon notched a career best 8.07 in the 60-meter hurdles,  a 14.02 in the 110-meter hurdles, and a 38.37 in the 300-meter hurdles.Â
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He received the Westerville Central MVP sprinter award during his sophomore and senior seasons, along with winning the coaches award in his junior and senior campaigns.Â
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During his time, his team won the 2022 indoor Ohio state championships, along with an undefeated 2023 outdoor regular season.
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Individually, Gordon Jr. placed third overall at the indoor state meet in the 60-meter hurdles (8.07) and was a conference champion in the 110-meter hurdles and 300-meter hurdles.
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Along with track, Gordon Jr. competed in football where he was a three-year varsity letter winner.Â
In the classroom, Gordon Jr. was a four-year honor roll student, along with being a part of National Honor Society while graduating with honors.Â
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He intends to major in psychology at Southeast.Â
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Myles Thornburg
Myles Thornburg, the son of Bryan Thornburg and Amy Allen-Schuett, comes to Southeast Missouri by way of Liberty, Mo.Â
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Thornburg will graduate from Liberty High School before coming to SEMO and was a four year starter and letterwinner for head coach Robert Marquardt.Â
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His career stats are highlighted by a 4:22 finish in the 1600-meters, a 9:30 in the 3200-meters, a 2:00 800-meter, and a 5000-meter finish in 15:35.Â
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After his Cross Country senior season, Thornburg was selected to the Class 5 Missouri All-State team and was a First Team All-KC Metro selection.Â
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Liberty High School was also the Cross Country conference champion in 2022.Â
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In addition to Cross Country and Track, Thornburg also played soccer for Liberty .
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He is undecided on his major at Southeast.Â
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Cade McCadams
Native of nearby Jackson, Mo., Cade McCadams will join the 2023-24 Southeast Missouri track & field team.Â
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The son of Joe and Nickie McCadams started and lettered all four years at Jackson High School for Coach Andrea Talley.Â
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McCadams was a part of four conference championships, two district championships, three state qualifying teams, and a Class 5 fourth place finish at the state competition in 2022.Â
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During his final season at Jackson, McCadams was selected as an All-Conference and All-District athlete, along with qualifying individually for the Class 5 state competition. He finished 45th overall in the individual state meet.Â
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Cade also competed in swimming and diving during his junior year of high school where he was a state qualifier in the 200-meter medley relay, where he finished 11th.  He is also set the Jackson High School 200-meter medley relay record.Â
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McCadams was a four-year honor roll selection, and was a member of National Honor Society.Â
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He intends to study Biology/Pre-Med at Southeast Missouri.Â
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Gregory Dennis
A native of Cape Girardeau, Mo., Gregory Dennis will join the track & field squad after graduating from Notre Dame Regional High School in 2023.Â
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The son of Greg and Tracy Dennis, Greg competed in the 110-meter hurdles, high jump, the 4x100-meter relay, and the long jump for head coach Ryan Long at Notre Dame high school.Â
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Dennis started and lettered in three seasons in high school, including setting the school record in the high jump (6' 8.5") and the 110-meter hurdles (15.04).Â
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His results on the track earned him a SEMOBall.com track athlete of the year nomination.
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Along with track, Dennis competed in volleyball, basketball, and soccer during his time at Notre Dame high school including having the highest free-throw percentage in the SEMO Conference in 2023.Â
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Dennis plans to major in business administration and management at Southeast.Â
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Maxwell Zeisler
Maxwell Zeisler, a native of Gurnee, Ill., will join the Redhawks cross country team in the fall, along with the track and field squad for the 2023-24 season.Â
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The son of David and Olivia Zeisler, Maxwell will transfer to SEMO after spending his freshman year at PAC-12 member Arizona.Â
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Zeisler graduated from Warren Township High School (Ill.) in 2022 where he lettered and started for three seasons for coaches Brett Heimstead and Josh Williams.Â
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A two-time all-conference and state qualifier, Zeisler competed in the 400-meter relay, 800-meter, and the 1600-meter during his high school career.Â
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He has recorded personal-bests in all three events, beginning with the 400-meter relay turning in a 51-second split, a 1:56 finish in the 800-meter, and a 4:22 1600-meter finish to round out his best events.Â
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In addition to Track & Field/Cross Country, Zeisler played two years of high school basketball. In his off time he enjoys golfing.Â
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Zeisler intends to major in multimedia journalism at Southeast Missouri. Â
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Paden LewisÂ
Paden Lewis will join the Redhawks track & field squad in 2023-24 after spending the last two seasons at NCAA Division-II Quincy University (Ill.).Â
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The son of Quinn and Cyndi Lewis, Paden is originally from Jefferson City, Mo. And attended North Callaway High School.Â
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During his high school career, Lewis was a three-time Eastern Missouri Conference (EMO) champion, a three-time district champion, a two-time sectional champion, and a one-time Class 3A state champion in shot put.Â
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So far throughout his college career at Quincy, Lewis has competed in shot put (18.03m), discus (51.32m), hammer throw (55.18m), and weight throw (19.84m).Â
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Through two seasons, Lewis has received a Division-II 2nd Team All-American honor in the shot put. He has won the GLVC Conference shot put championship, along with being the runner up in weight throw, hammer throw, and discus.Â
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In 2022, Lewis was selected as the GLVC Outdoor Field Athlete of the Year along with being the Quincy University Male Athlete of the Year.Â
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In the classroom, Paden Lewis is a two-time All-Academic honor recipient.Â
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Trystan Wright
Trystan Wright will join the Southeast Missouri track & field team in 2023-24 after graduating from Calloway County High School in 2022.Â
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The son of Nick and Jessica Wright, Trystan started and lettered all four years at Calloway County for head coach Mike Wicker. Wright competed in the 110-meter hurdles and the 400-meter hurdles.Â
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During his junior season, Wright was the Kentucky High School Athletic Association (KHSAA) 110-meter hurdles state champion and was awarded first team all-state.Â
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Wright also competed in Kentucky Track and Cross Country Coaches Association (KTCCCA) state meet where he finished first overall in the 60-meter hurdles to become a state champion.Â
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His career best times feature a 14.68 finish in the 110-meter hurdles, a 51.55 indoor 400-meter dash, and a 56.37 in the 400-meter hurdles.Â
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Wright was selected to the KHSAA Academic all-state team as an honorable mention selection following his junior season.Â
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Other than track, Trystan played football at Calloway County High School.Â
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He intends to major in health sciences at Southeast.Â
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