Finishing his career as a three-time men's cross-country Most Valuable Player, Hogan led his team to an impressive regular-season record of 77-7. In his first year, he set a home-course record and led the Monks to a perfect 23-0 regular season. Hogan's consecutive first-place finishes at the University of Southern Maine Invitational were highlighted by setting the course record his junior year. In 1984, as a senior, Hogan led Saint Joseph's to the National Catholic Championships, NCAA New England Championships and the NCAA National Championships, while earning All-New England and selected first team All-Maine honors. Over his three-year career, the Monks made two consecutive trips to NCAA National Championships and won the NAIA New England Championship.