| Eustance's Top Performances |
| 1500m | 4:16.60 |
| 3000m | 8:53.82 |
| 5000m | 14:54.76 |
| 10,000m | 31:41.65 |
As a Senior (2014-15)In his only competition of his senior year, Eustance won the 5K at the Deneault Memorial in 14:54.76, a personal best.
As a Junior (2013-14)Eustance had a solid junior year for the Big Red, as he was one of 12 Cornell cross country runners to advance to the Ivy League/Heptagonal Championships. He placed 77th there, with a time of 25:18.9. Earlier in the season, Eustance placed 5th at the season-opener against Army, 47th at the Boston College Invitational and 168th at the Pre-National Meet.
On the track, Eustance participated in six distance races in his third year. He took 4
th place in the 5000 at the Robert J. Kane Invitational. He posted a season best 15:28.16 to again grab 4
th place in the 5000 at the Big Red Outdoor Invitational. He wrapped up his season with a career best 31:41.65 to take 1
st place in the 10,000 at the Cornell Outdoor Invitational.
As a Sophomore (2012-13)Eustance had a better second year at Cornell than first, racing for the t eam at the NCAA Northeast Regionals and the Heptagonal Championships. At the Regonals, Eustance took 104th place to finish just out of the scoring for Cornell. His Heps performance saw him finish 61st overall, just 12 places away from scoring for the team. Earlier in the year, Eustance was 11th at the Army-Binghamton tri-meet, ninth at the Yellowjacket Invitational and 61st at the Paul Short Run to score fifth for Cornell. He also competed at the Wisconsin Invitational's open race, taking 81st place.
On the track, he hit personal records in the 3K and the 5K, going under nine minutes for the first time in his career in the 3K at thte Upstate Challenge in January, then going a second lower at the Ithaca Bomber Invitational two weeks later. His 5K personal best of 15:10.57 is 13 seconds lower than his best in his freshman year.
As a Freshman (2011-12)Eustance's Big Red career began when he finished 12th at the Army-Binghamton tri-meet, and it continued with a 29th-place showing at the Colgate Invitational. His best finish of the year may have been coming in 44th at the open race of the Paul Short Invitational, which featured more than 350 runners.
