OSHKOSH, Wis. - Ohio Northern University sophomore Jimmy O’Brien took the lead with about 75-meters remaining and went on to win the 800-meter run at the NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championship at J.J. Keller Field at Titan Stadium. O’Brien becomes the first athlete in school history to capture the 800-meter run as he won with a time of 1:53.16. He set a facility record in the preliminaries Friday with a time of 1:50.74.

He overtook College of New Jersey senior Jeff Zodda on the final stretch as Zodda placed second (1:53.53) for the third straight season. He also finished sixth in 2004 and finishes his career with four All-America honors. Calvin College (Mich.) senior Todd Schuster was third (1:53.59) while Whitworth College (Wash.) freshman Emmanuel Bofa placed fourth (1:54.03).

University of Wisconsin-Whitewater senior Joe Boberschmidt finished fifth (1:54.18), Elizabethtown College (Pa.) junior Drew Graybeal sixth (1:54.18), University of Wisconsin-Superior junior Matt Kramer seventh (1:54.22) and Mount Union College (Ohio) senior Ryan Garro eighth (1:54.48).

All-America Finishes
Place	Name	School	Performance
1	Jimmy O'Brien	Ohio Northern University	1:53.16
2	Jeff Zodda	College of New Jersey	1:53.53
3	Todd Schuster	Calvin College (Mich.)	1:53.59
4	Emmanuel Bofa	Whitworth College (Wash.)	1:54.03
5	Joe Boberschmidt	University of Wisconsin-Whitewater	1:54.18
6	Drew Graybeal	Elizabethtown College (Pa.)	1:54.18
7	Matt Kramer	University of Wisconsin-Superior	1:54.22
8	Ryan Garro	Mount Union College (Ohio)	1:54.48