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Diego Estrada: Learning the tools of his trade
Diego Estrada: Learning the tools of his trade
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November 13, 2015
Diego Estrada isn’t afraid of hard work. And that has been a problem.
Landscaping? He’s been doing it since he was 10 years old, helping his father, Francisco, turn plain back yards into small paradises. Gutting a house? He bought a fixer-upper in Flagstaff, AZ, in 2014 and for five weeks that spring spent 60 hours a week ripping out drywall, tearing up floors, taking out windows, you name it.
In the process, he was demolishing more than just his living quarters.
“I would have a good workout and then struggle for over a week to have another decent one,” Estrada said in a telephone interview this week. “I just felt like I was running out of gas. At night, I couldn’t sleep: It felt like I had done a road trip and was tired but was jacked on caffeine.”
Blood tests showed that his levels of cortisol—which the body produces to cope with stress—were “off the charts.” Much of his track season ended up on the rubbish pile.
Estrada learned his lesson. Since then, PlayStation and the TV remote have been his allies in winning a pair of national titles, at 5K in September 2014 and in the half marathon last January. He won the latter in 1:00:51—the seventh-fastest time ever by an American—in his first serious attempt at racing 13.1 miles.
After competing in the .US National 12K this Sunday, where last year he finished as runner-up by one second, the 26-year-old will buckle down to train for the U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials in Los Angeles on February 13, where he will make his debut at the distance.
“I’m not really nervous, but I am aware that it’s not an ideal situation,” said Estrada, whose 1:00:51 currently ranks him as the fastest half-marathon Trials qualifier by more than a minute. “I’m just trying to tell myself that if it doesn’t work out then it’s not the end of the world, and trying to be mature with it and look at it as one of those circuit races I’ve been doing with a bunch of American athletes, and … yeah, I guess I’m slightly nervous.”
He expects to have plenty of support on the course. Born in Mexico, Estrada came to the U.S. when he was 13 months old, settling with his family in East Salinas, CA, about 300 miles northwest of Los Angeles. Those California roots drove him to pester his coach, Joe Vigil, into letting him attack the marathon distance sooner rather than later.
“I don’t know if I’ll ever have another Olympic Trials basically at home,” he said, predicting that he could have up to 50 friends and relatives cheering for him on every loop, backed up by fans from a county boasting the largest Latino population in the U.S. “I was going to have a big argument with my coach if he didn’t allow me to run. Fortunately, it didn’t come down to that.” Vigil, who coached Deena Kastor to her Olympic bronze medal, finally gave the thumbs up in late September.
Should Estrada make the team, it won’t be his first Olympics. Although he became a U.S. citizen in 2011, confusion over his eligibility to compete for this country led him to accept an invitation from Mexico to run the 10,000 meters at the 2012 London Games. Grateful for the opportunity, Estrada nonetheless acknowledges that his heart wasn’t entirely in it.
“Hopefully I make a U.S. team and get to experience it differently,” he said.
Meanwhile, he is relishing his new identity as marathoner-to-be.
“I’m loving the atmosphere, the positive vibes of people, the support,” he said. “Everybody’s so involved, especially in Flagstaff; everybody’s gearing up for this, and it kind of makes me feel that I’m one of the cool kids now.”
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November 13, 2015Diego Estrada isn’t afraid of hard work. And that has been a problem.
Landscaping? He’s been doing it since he was 10 years old, helping his father, Francisco, turn plain back yards into small paradises. Gutting a house? He bought a fixer-upper in Flagstaff, AZ, in 2014 and for five weeks that spring spent 60 hours a week ripping out drywall, tearing up floors, taking out windows, you name it.
In the process, he was demolishing more than just his living quarters.
“I would have a good workout and then struggle for over a week to have another decent one,” Estrada said in a telephone interview this week. “I just felt like I was running out of gas. At night, I couldn’t sleep: It felt like I had done a road trip and was tired but was jacked on caffeine.”
Blood tests showed that his levels of cortisol—which the body produces to cope with stress—were “off the charts.” Much of his track season ended up on the rubbish pile.
Estrada learned his lesson. Since then, PlayStation and the TV remote have been his allies in winning a pair of national titles, at 5K in September 2014 and in the half marathon last January. He won the latter in 1:00:51—the seventh-fastest time ever by an American—in his first serious attempt at racing 13.1 miles.
After competing in the .US National 12K this Sunday, where last year he finished as runner-up by one second, the 26-year-old will buckle down to train for the U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials in Los Angeles on February 13, where he will make his debut at the distance.
“I’m not really nervous, but I am aware that it’s not an ideal situation,” said Estrada, whose 1:00:51 currently ranks him as the fastest half-marathon Trials qualifier by more than a minute. “I’m just trying to tell myself that if it doesn’t work out then it’s not the end of the world, and trying to be mature with it and look at it as one of those circuit races I’ve been doing with a bunch of American athletes, and … yeah, I guess I’m slightly nervous.”
He expects to have plenty of support on the course. Born in Mexico, Estrada came to the U.S. when he was 13 months old, settling with his family in East Salinas, CA, about 300 miles northwest of Los Angeles. Those California roots drove him to pester his coach, Joe Vigil, into letting him attack the marathon distance sooner rather than later.
“I don’t know if I’ll ever have another Olympic Trials basically at home,” he said, predicting that he could have up to 50 friends and relatives cheering for him on every loop, backed up by fans from a county boasting the largest Latino population in the U.S. “I was going to have a big argument with my coach if he didn’t allow me to run. Fortunately, it didn’t come down to that.” Vigil, who coached Deena Kastor to her Olympic bronze medal, finally gave the thumbs up in late September.
Should Estrada make the team, it won’t be his first Olympics. Although he became a U.S. citizen in 2011, confusion over his eligibility to compete for this country led him to accept an invitation from Mexico to run the 10,000 meters at the 2012 London Games. Grateful for the opportunity, Estrada nonetheless acknowledges that his heart wasn’t entirely in it.
“Hopefully I make a U.S. team and get to experience it differently,” he said.
Meanwhile, he is relishing his new identity as marathoner-to-be.
“I’m loving the atmosphere, the positive vibes of people, the support,” he said. “Everybody’s so involved, especially in Flagstaff; everybody’s gearing up for this, and it kind of makes me feel that I’m one of the cool kids now.”
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Diego Estrada (Alisal HS, Salinas; Northern Arizona University)
Diego Estrada (athlete)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
| Personal information | |
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| Nationality | Mexican American |
| Born | June 1, 1989 Michoacán, Mexico |
| Sport | |
| Sport | Track |
| Event(s) | 1500 metres, 5000 metres, 10,000 metres |
| College team | Northern Arizona |
| Coached by | Joe Vigil |
| Achievements and titles | |
| Personal best(s) | 1500 metres: 3:41.80[1] 5000 metres: 13:15.33[1] 10,000 metres: 27:30.53[1] |
| Updated on 1-25-15. | |
He became eligible to represent the United States internationally in May 2014.[5]
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[hide]Running career[edit]
High school[edit]
Estrada attended Alisal High School (Salinas, California), for which he competed in track. In cross country he qualified three times for states, and in the outdoor track season he finished fourth in the 3200-meter, recording a high school personal-best time of 9:04.80.[6]Collegiate[edit]
Estrada was recruited by Northern Arizona, where he decided to major in Spanish for secondary education.[7]In his sophomore year with Northern Arizona University, one of his lungs collapsed, and Estrada's career was brought into question.[8] Estrada ran NCAA regional qualifying 10K time at the Payton JordanStanford Cardinal Invitational (28:40.19) & NCAA regional qualifying 5K (13:49.35) in the 5K at the Mt. SAC Relays.
In his junior year, Estrada opened outdoor season with the third-fastest 1,500m time in NAU history at the Mt. SAC Relays when he crossed the finish line in 3:41.80 ... At the 2011 NCAA Indoor Championships, finished fourth overall in a NAU indoor-record time of 13:29.01 for first All-America award on the track.
Redshirt year, Estrada ran a personal-best time in the 10K (27:32.90) at the Payton Jordan Invitational as an unattached athlete to punch his ticket to London ... Competed in front of 80,000 fans at London'sOlympic Stadium on August 4 in the Athletics at the 2012 Summer Olympics, finishing 21st in a time of 28:36.19.
In his senior year, Estrada finished in third place in the 5000-meter race at the 2013 NCAA D1 Outdoor T&F Championships. Estrada earned his eighth and ninth All-America honors at the NCAA Indoor Championships in record fashion with a runner-up finish in the 5,000m (13:30.24), the second-fastest all time indoors at NAU, and a fourth-place mark in the 3,000 meters (7:49.53), the third-fastest in NAU history. Estrada capped his year at the International Association of Athletics Federations2013 World Championships in Athletics where he finished 25th in the 5000 meters semi-final while representing Mexico.[9]
Post-collegiate[edit]
Diego Estrada is an Asics sponsored runner[10] and coached by Joe Vigil, known for his spell with Adams State and coaching Pat Porter.2014-5[edit]
Diego Estrada finished 1st at 2014 USA Road 5k Championships Watch the 2014 men's 5k.[11] Estrada won his 2nd USATF Title[12] in Houston on January 18, 2015 by running the 7th fastest American half marathon[13] ever in 60:51.[14]| 5000m | 13:17.30 | Palo Alto (USA) | 02.05.2015 |
| 10,000m | 27:30.53 | Eugene (USA) | 29.05.2015 |
| 5 km Road | 13:56 | Carlsbad (USA) | 29.03.2015 |
| 15 km Road | 43:14 | Houston (USA) | 18.01.2015 |
| 20 km Road | 57:45 | Houston (USA) | 18.01.2015 |
| Half Marathon | 1:00:51 | Houston (USA) | 18.01.2015 |
Diego Estrada finished on the podium in Providence, Rhode Island at USA Road 5 km championships on September 20 in 14:22.[18]
Diego's half marathon is 2015 US leader.[19] Diego is ranked second nationally in the 10,000m.[20]
References[edit]
- ^ Jump up to: abcAll-Athletics. "Profile of Diego Estrada".
- Jump up ^Representante mexicano en los 10 mil metros de Londres 2012
- Jump up ^"Diego Estrada". Sports Reference LLC. Retrieved 12 August 2012.
- Jump up ^Johnson, Weldon. "Diego Estrada Would Have Been Eligible to Run the US Olympic Trials".
- Jump up ^Transfers of allegiance. IAAF (2014-05-27). Retrieved on 2014-06-27.
- Jump up ^Estrada's hometown is Salinas, California.[1] Athletic.net: Diego Estrada
- Jump up ^NAU Athletics. "Diego Estrada".
- Jump up ^Gugula, Jon. "NAU's Estrada Chases the American Dream".
- Jump up ^http://www.letsrun.com/news/2013/08/2013-worlds-mens-5000m-semifinal-recap-the-americans-and-the-favorites-advance/
- Jump up ^http://www.asicsamerica.com/athletes/diego-estrada
- Jump up ^2014 Providence CVS Health Downtown 5k
- Jump up ^http://www.runnerspace.com/gprofile.php?do=view_athlete&mgroup_id=30069&bio_id=1365724&year=all
- Jump up ^http://www.alltime-athletics.com/mhmaraok.htm
- Jump up ^http://usatf-half-marathon-championships.runnerspace.com/eprofile.php?event_id=2510&year=2015&do=info
- Jump up ^http://www.all-athletics.com/node/173211
- Jump up ^http://www.iaaf.org/athletes/united-states/diego-estrada-245741
- Jump up ^http://www.usatf.org/Events---Calendar/2015/USATF-Outdoor-Championships/Results-by-Day/Results-FULL.aspx
- Jump up ^http://www.runnerspace.com/eprofile.php?do=info&event_id=2519&year=2015
- Jump up ^http://trackandfieldnews.com/index.php/yearly-leaders/13-lists/2413
- Jump up ^http://www.usatf.org/statistics/topMarks/2015/Outdoor-Men.aspx
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National Team Rankings - 11/12 Girls - XC - DyeStat
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Minooka rises to 11 as NXN MW looms
By Adam Kopet for DyeStat
Two big weekends filled with state meets have brought a variety of upsets and interesting performances and new intrigue heading into NXN regional meets. So the rankings have been shaken up some, but the podium spots remain the same, but after that, there have been some significant changes.
NXN regional meets in the Midwest, which is stacked, Heartland and Northwest all appear to be wide open as some teams appear to be peaking while others might slip. No. 6 Edina and No. 10 Centerville OH are new to the top 10 after winning their state meets. Minooka IL races all the way up to 11 with their huge performance in Illinois and knocking off Naperville North. And Birmingham Seaholm rises to No. 16 after winning the Michigan D1 title by 46 points.
Desert Vista AZ (previously the No. 11 team) takes a tumble with its off day at the Arizona state meet, but on most days we'd still pick them against Chandler, which gets the No. 30 spot.
The Top 30, 11/12
1. Fayetteville-Manlius NY
2. Great Oak CA
3. Saratoga Springs NY
4. American Fork UT
5. Carmel IN
6. Edina MN
7. Davis UT
8. Pennsbury PA
9. Davis Senior CA
10. Centerville OH
11. Minooka IL
12. Sunset OR
13. Naperville North IL
14. Marshall MN
15. Arcadia CA
16. Birmingham Seaholm MI
17. East Aurora NY
18. Lake Braddock VA
19. Yorkville IL
20. North Rockland NY
21. La Salle RI
22. Shenendehowa NY
23. Willmar MN
24. Marcus TX
25. Camas WA
26. Desert Vista AZ
27. Unionville PA
28. Air Academy CO
29. Southlake Carroll TX
30. Chandler AZ
By Adam Kopet for DyeStat
Two big weekends filled with state meets have brought a variety of upsets and interesting performances and new intrigue heading into NXN regional meets. So the rankings have been shaken up some, but the podium spots remain the same, but after that, there have been some significant changes.
NXN regional meets in the Midwest, which is stacked, Heartland and Northwest all appear to be wide open as some teams appear to be peaking while others might slip. No. 6 Edina and No. 10 Centerville OH are new to the top 10 after winning their state meets. Minooka IL races all the way up to 11 with their huge performance in Illinois and knocking off Naperville North. And Birmingham Seaholm rises to No. 16 after winning the Michigan D1 title by 46 points.
Desert Vista AZ (previously the No. 11 team) takes a tumble with its off day at the Arizona state meet, but on most days we'd still pick them against Chandler, which gets the No. 30 spot.
The Top 30, 11/12
1. Fayetteville-Manlius NY
2. Great Oak CA
3. Saratoga Springs NY
4. American Fork UT
5. Carmel IN
6. Edina MN
7. Davis UT
8. Pennsbury PA
9. Davis Senior CA
10. Centerville OH
11. Minooka IL
12. Sunset OR
13. Naperville North IL
14. Marshall MN
15. Arcadia CA
16. Birmingham Seaholm MI
17. East Aurora NY
18. Lake Braddock VA
19. Yorkville IL
20. North Rockland NY
21. La Salle RI
22. Shenendehowa NY
23. Willmar MN
24. Marcus TX
25. Camas WA
26. Desert Vista AZ
27. Unionville PA
28. Air Academy CO
29. Southlake Carroll TX
30. Chandler AZ
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Sandburg retains top spot with IL win
By Paul Schmitz for DyeStat
The Woodlands TX zooms up this week after the Highlanders destroyed the competition in the Texas 6A meet with 24 points. Led by No. 1 finisher Daniel Golden (16:17) and No. 2 finisher Noah Wells, The Woodlands 16:27 average on the mud-filled course was impressive. They beat second place Southlake Carroll's top-five team average by more than 40 seconds.
In New York, consider this: Liverpool beat Fayetteville-Manlius 32-36 in the Section 3 Championships and F-M did not make it to its state meet. These teams are virtually inseparable at No. 12 and No. 13.
Lyons Township of Illinois impressed with a strong second place finish behind US#1 Sandburg, which won its first Class 3A team title, and is in the rankings at No. 17. Rockford MI also enters the rankings, led by individual champion Isaac Harding (15:10) and third-place finisher Cole Johnson (15:15).
Downingtown West continued its fantastic season with a convincing win at Pennsylvania state meet. The Whippets scored 57 points to runner-up North Allegheny’s 105 and had a 16:08 team average.
One of the upsets of the week came in North Carolina's Class 4A meet where regional No. 4 Mount Tabor beat previous US#8 Needham Broughton and won its first team championship in 27 years. Mount Tabor moves into the rankings at No. 26. Staying in the Southeast, Trinity Prep Florida won its Class 2A (of 4 classes) title handily but just misses our top 30. Trinity was bumpbed by new entrant St. Xavier of Kentucky, which won the 3A title with five finishers in the top 11.
In Iowa, Dowling Catholic (16:06 team average) eked out a 10 point win over unranked Cedar Falls High (16:10 team average). Dowling stays on our watchlist but drops from the top 30. In Ohio, St. Ignatius ran a very fast 15:51 average on the way to a 30 point win, but Mason (16:04 average) and Solon (16:01 average) both ran fast, too. La Salle RI returns to the rankings with its impressive state meet win.
Things get complicated in the Heartland, where we are placing Edina back in front of Minneapolis Washburn even though Washburn beat them head to head two weeks ago in Section 6AA. Edina qualified three individuals, but not a whole team. Those three runners all ran great and give the team a boost. US#10 Hopkins looks like the team to beat, but Edina showed enough improvement that they are our pick for the No. 2 spot at NXN Heartland.
Other teams to watch not mentioned so far: St. Thomas Aquinas KS went 1-4 in the Kansas 5A meet and finished with a 16:12 top-five average. Tahoma (4A) and North Central (3A) won their Washington state meet races with identical 15:48 5K top-five averages. Both appear to be rounding into form just in time for NXN Northwest.
The Top 30, 11/12
1. Sandburg IL
2. Great Oak CA
3. Timpanogos UT
4. Dana Hills CA
5. The Woodlands TX
6. Davis UT
7. Downingtown West PA
8. Christian Brothers Academy NJ
9. Hopkins MN
10. Lafayette MO
11. St. Ignatius OH
12. Liverpool NY
13. Fayetteville-Manlius NY
14. La Salle Academy RI
15. Lehi UT
16. American Fork UT
17. Lyons Township IL
18. East Aurora NY
19. Marietta GA
20. Jesuit CA
21. Carmel IN
22. Edina MN
23. Dulaney MD
24. Minneapolis Washburn MN
25. Mountain Vista CO
26. Mount Tabor NC
27. Bozeman MT
28. St. Xavier KY
29. Rockford MI
30. Grayslake Central IL
By Paul Schmitz for DyeStat
The Woodlands TX zooms up this week after the Highlanders destroyed the competition in the Texas 6A meet with 24 points. Led by No. 1 finisher Daniel Golden (16:17) and No. 2 finisher Noah Wells, The Woodlands 16:27 average on the mud-filled course was impressive. They beat second place Southlake Carroll's top-five team average by more than 40 seconds.
In New York, consider this: Liverpool beat Fayetteville-Manlius 32-36 in the Section 3 Championships and F-M did not make it to its state meet. These teams are virtually inseparable at No. 12 and No. 13.
Lyons Township of Illinois impressed with a strong second place finish behind US#1 Sandburg, which won its first Class 3A team title, and is in the rankings at No. 17. Rockford MI also enters the rankings, led by individual champion Isaac Harding (15:10) and third-place finisher Cole Johnson (15:15).
Downingtown West continued its fantastic season with a convincing win at Pennsylvania state meet. The Whippets scored 57 points to runner-up North Allegheny’s 105 and had a 16:08 team average.
One of the upsets of the week came in North Carolina's Class 4A meet where regional No. 4 Mount Tabor beat previous US#8 Needham Broughton and won its first team championship in 27 years. Mount Tabor moves into the rankings at No. 26. Staying in the Southeast, Trinity Prep Florida won its Class 2A (of 4 classes) title handily but just misses our top 30. Trinity was bumpbed by new entrant St. Xavier of Kentucky, which won the 3A title with five finishers in the top 11.
In Iowa, Dowling Catholic (16:06 team average) eked out a 10 point win over unranked Cedar Falls High (16:10 team average). Dowling stays on our watchlist but drops from the top 30. In Ohio, St. Ignatius ran a very fast 15:51 average on the way to a 30 point win, but Mason (16:04 average) and Solon (16:01 average) both ran fast, too. La Salle RI returns to the rankings with its impressive state meet win.
Things get complicated in the Heartland, where we are placing Edina back in front of Minneapolis Washburn even though Washburn beat them head to head two weeks ago in Section 6AA. Edina qualified three individuals, but not a whole team. Those three runners all ran great and give the team a boost. US#10 Hopkins looks like the team to beat, but Edina showed enough improvement that they are our pick for the No. 2 spot at NXN Heartland.
Other teams to watch not mentioned so far: St. Thomas Aquinas KS went 1-4 in the Kansas 5A meet and finished with a 16:12 top-five average. Tahoma (4A) and North Central (3A) won their Washington state meet races with identical 15:48 5K top-five averages. Both appear to be rounding into form just in time for NXN Northwest.
The Top 30, 11/12
1. Sandburg IL
2. Great Oak CA
3. Timpanogos UT
4. Dana Hills CA
5. The Woodlands TX
6. Davis UT
7. Downingtown West PA
8. Christian Brothers Academy NJ
9. Hopkins MN
10. Lafayette MO
11. St. Ignatius OH
12. Liverpool NY
13. Fayetteville-Manlius NY
14. La Salle Academy RI
15. Lehi UT
16. American Fork UT
17. Lyons Township IL
18. East Aurora NY
19. Marietta GA
20. Jesuit CA
21. Carmel IN
22. Edina MN
23. Dulaney MD
24. Minneapolis Washburn MN
25. Mountain Vista CO
26. Mount Tabor NC
27. Bozeman MT
28. St. Xavier KY
29. Rockford MI
30. Grayslake Central IL
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Cornell Men's Cross Country Places Third at NCAA Regional
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Men’s Cross Country Places Third At NCAA Regionals
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BOSTON, Mass. — Men's cross country posted a strong third-place team finish, beating out two nationally ranked teams, at the NCAA Northeast Regionals at Franklin Park in Boston on Friday afternoon.
Senior Ben Rainero was once again the Big Red's top finisher, placing an impressive fifth overall at 30:35. Senior Brian Eimstad and sophomore Dominic DeLuca also finished in the race's top 20, with Eimstad placing 14th at 30:58 and DeLuca coming in 18th at 31:06. Junior James Gowans (33rd, 31:31) and sophomore Josh Dyrland (44th, 31:38) rounded out Cornell's top five. Junior Zach Israel placed 57th at 31:56 and senior Connor Herr was 69th at 32:08.
No. 2 Syracuse and No. 9 Iona finished in the top two spots, respectively, and will automatically qualify for the NCAA National Championship next weekend in Louisville, Ky., while the Big Red will await its fate. No. 16 Columbia finished fifth with No. 29 Providence right behind in sixth.
Senior Ben Rainero was once again the Big Red's top finisher, placing an impressive fifth overall at 30:35. Senior Brian Eimstad and sophomore Dominic DeLuca also finished in the race's top 20, with Eimstad placing 14th at 30:58 and DeLuca coming in 18th at 31:06. Junior James Gowans (33rd, 31:31) and sophomore Josh Dyrland (44th, 31:38) rounded out Cornell's top five. Junior Zach Israel placed 57th at 31:56 and senior Connor Herr was 69th at 32:08.
No. 2 Syracuse and No. 9 Iona finished in the top two spots, respectively, and will automatically qualify for the NCAA National Championship next weekend in Louisville, Ky., while the Big Red will await its fate. No. 16 Columbia finished fifth with No. 29 Providence right behind in sixth.
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Cornell Men's Roster
2015 Men's Cross Country Roster
| Name | Year | Hometown / Highschool | Major |
|---|---|---|---|
| Samuel Baxter | Sr. | Kitchener, Ontario / St. Mary's High School | Biology |
| Tim Boston | So. | Suffern, N.Y. / Suffern HS | Animal Science |
| Richard Buchanan | Fr. | Binghamton, N.Y. / Susquehanna Valley HS | Human Biology, Health and Society |
| Sam Chauvin | So. | Corning, N.Y. / Corning HS | Biology |
| Alex Clapacs | So. | Cleveland, Ohio / Gilmour Academy | Computer Science |
| Ross Clarke | So. | Somerset, N.J. / Franklin HS | Biological Sciences |
| Matt Crawford | Sr. | Delmar, N.Y. / Bethlehem Central HS | Operations Research Engineering |
| Dominic DeLuca | So. | Dallas, Pa. / Dallas HS | Applied Economics & Management |
| Josh Dyrland | So. | Irondequoit, N.Y. / Irondequoit HS | Physics |
| Brian Eimstad | Sr. | Eugene, Ore. / South Eugene HS | Chemistry |
| Jared Failor | So. | Cedar Falls, Iowa / Cedar Falls HS | Electrical and Computer Engineering |
| Tyler Fisher | Fr. | Port Charlotte, Fla. / Port Charlotte HS | Engineering |
| James Gowans | Jr. | Mexico, N.Y. / Mexico HS | Environmental Engineering |
| Connor Herr | Sr. | Medford, N.J. / Shawnee HS | Applied Economics and Management |
| Zack Israel | Jr. | Yardley, Pa. / Holy Ghost Prep | Industrial and Labor Relations |
| Roc Johnson | Fr. | Walnut Creek, Calif. / De la Salle HS | American Studies |
| Tyler Kawalec | Sr. | Chardon, Ohio / Chardon HS | Environmental Engineering |
| Mitch Martin | Sr. | Half Moon Bay, Calif. / Half Moon Bay HS | Biology |
| Matthew McGowen | Fr. | Corvallis, Ore. / Crescent Valley HS | Government |
| Patrick Murphy | Fr. | Duanesburg, N.Y. / Duanesburg HS | Undeclared Arts and Sciences |
| George Oliver | Sr. | Winston-Salem, N.C. / Mount Tabor HS | Economics |
| Brandon Phillips | Fr. | Cleveland, Ohio / Gilmour Academy | Mechanical Engineering |
| Ben Rainero | Sr. | San Francisco, Calif. / International High School | English |
| Tomás Reimer | Fr. | New York, N.Y. / Fiorello H. LaGuardia HS for Music & Art and Performing Arts | Fine Arts |
| Will Ronchetti | So. | Brighton, N.Y. / Brighton HS | Computer Science |
| Chase Silverman | So. | Glencoe, Ill. / New Trier HS | Applied Economics and Management |
| Connor Strynkowski | Sr. | Palmyra, Pa. / Palmyra HS | Computer Sciences |
| David Taylor | Jr. | Charlottesville, Va. / Western Albemarle HS | Government, Economics |
| Mark Tedder | Jr. | Battle Ground, Wash. / Battle Ground HS | Physics, Mathematics |
| Michael Wang | So. | Lafayette, Calif. / Acalanes HS | Electrical and Computer Engineering |
| Name | Title |
|---|---|
| Adrian Durant | The George Heekin '29 Head Coach of Men's Track and Field and Cross Country |
| Zeb Lang | Assistant Coach |
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Ben Rainero (International HS, San Francisco; Cornell)
- Ben Rainero - 2015 Men's Cross Country
Position
Mid-Distance
Height
6-1
Class
Sr.
Hometown
San Francisco, Calif.
Highschool
International High School
Ben
Rainero
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NCAA Division I West Region Cross Country Championships
Seattle,WA
Jefferson Golf Course
Host: University of Washington
11/13/2015
Meet Officials
Meet Director:
Karen BaeblerMeet Referee:
Geoff NewingTiming:
Record Timing (SL)Race #1
WOMEN • 6 Kilometers (3.73 Miles)
Final Results
Team Scoring Summary
| Final Standings | Score | Scoring Order | Total | Avg. | Finish Order | Spread | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Oregon | 79 | 2-6-20-25-26 (57) (79) | 1:44:56 | 21:00 | 2-6-20-25-26-57-80 | 0:43.5 |
| 2 | Boise State | 80 | 1-4-5-34-36 (62) (71) | 1:44:16 | 20:52 | 1-4-5-34-36-63-72 | 1:11.8 |
| 3 | Washington | 105 | 3-10-14-33-45 (50) (55) | 1:45:33 | 21:07 | 3-10-14-33-45-50-55 | 0:53.8 |
| 4 | Stanford | 121 | 15-18-24-29-35 (38) (39) | 1:46:06 | 21:14 | 15-18-24-29-35-38-39 | 0:17.6 |
| 5 | San Francisco | 182 | 8-16-23-46-89 (169) (195) | 1:46:57 | 21:24 | 8-16-23-46-90-173-199 | 1:23.4 |
| 6 | Gonzaga | 224 | 7-21-44-75-77 (105) (174) | 1:47:34 | 21:31 | 7-21-44-76-78-107-178 | 1:15.6 |
| 7 | California | 234 | 28-32-42-54-78 (166) | 1:47:50 | 21:34 | 28-32-42-54-79-170 | 0:48.5 |
| 8 | Arizona State | 243 | 22-31-48-58-84 (129) (152) | 1:48:03 | 21:37 | 22-31-48-58-85-132-156 | 1:04.3 |
| 9 | Portland | 286 | 19-37-49-74-107 (131) (168) | 1:48:28 | 21:42 | 19-37-49-75-109-134-172 | 1:16.2 |
| 10 | UCLA | 334 | 11-70-72-87-94 (159) (162) | 1:49:28 | 21:54 | 11-71-73-88-95-163-166 | 1:17.6 |
| 11 | Washington St. | 343 | 47-53-65-80-98 (142) (175) | 1:49:27 | 21:54 | 47-53-66-81-99-145-179 | 0:46.5 |
| 12 | Eastern Washington | 344* | 9-51-69-103-112 (133) (137) | 1:49:11 | 21:51 | 9-51-70-105-114-136-140 | 1:31.4 |
| 13 | Cal Poly | 344* | 12-61-66-88-117 (154) | 1:49:22 | 21:53 | 12-62-67-89-119-158 | 1:28.2 |
| 14 | Arizona | 354 | 30-41-43-83-157 (183) (213) | 1:49:35 | 21:55 | 30-41-43-84-161-187-217 | 1:44.9 |
| 15 | UC Davis | 360 | 27-52-64-95-122 (145) (164) | 1:49:32 | 21:55 | 27-52-65-96-124-148-168 | 1:17.4 |
| 16 | Loyola Marymount | 362 | 13-60-85-96-108 (119) (123) | 1:49:44 | 21:57 | 13-60-86-97-110-121-125 | 1:21.9 |
| 17 | Idaho | 450 | 17-81-93-125-134 (153) (167) | 1:50:51 | 22:11 | 17-82-94-127-137-157-171 | 1:39.3 |
| 18 | San Jose St. | 520 | 59-90-118-126-127 (176) (235) | 1:51:43 | 22:21 | 59-91-120-128-129-180-240 | 0:53.6 |
| 19 | Oregon State | 531 | 67-76-91-115-182 (194) (201) | 1:52:07 | 22:26 | 68-77-92-117-186-198-205 | 1:37.3 |
| 20 | UC Santa Barbara | 553 | 82-101-114-121-135 (136) (156) | 1:52:14 | 22:27 | 83-102-116-123-138-139-160 | 0:37.0 |
| 21 | Portland State | 601 | 73-92-99-150-187 (214) (217) | 1:53:08 | 22:38 | 74-93-100-154-191-218-221 | 1:34.7 |
| 22 | Seattle U. | 604 | 100-104-120-139-141 (158) (228) | 1:52:54 | 22:35 | 101-106-122-142-144-162-232 | 0:32.1 |
| 23 | Sacramento St. | 616 | 40-106-140-160-170 (181) (188) | 1:53:06 | 22:38 | 40-108-143-164-174-185-192 | 1:49.8 |
| 24 | Santa Clara | 637 | 56-63-116-190-212 (219) (237) | 1:53:33 | 22:43 | 56-64-118-194-216-223-242 | 2:22.3 |
| 25 | San Diego St. | 673 | 86-113-130-151-193 (229) | 1:53:57 | 22:48 | 87-115-133-155-197-233 | 1:24.8 |
| 26 | UC Riverside | 682 | 68-110-148-165-191 (236) | 1:54:05 | 22:49 | 69-112-151-169-195-241 | 1:45.7 |
| 27 | UNLV | 715 | 132-138-144-146-155 | 1:54:22 | 22:53 | 135-141-147-149-159 | 0:21.5 |
| 28 | Cal St. Fullerton | 743 | 102-109-163-173-196 (200) (222) | 1:54:56 | 23:00 | 104-111-167-177-200-204-226 | 1:20.5 |
| 29 | San Diego | 764 | 97-149-161-177-180 (199) (207) | 1:55:16 | 23:04 | 98-153-165-181-184-203-211 | 1:09.1 |
| 30 | Long Beach St. | 863 | 111-172-186-192-202 (208) (233) | 1:56:48 | 23:22 | 113-176-190-196-206-212-238 | 1:26.5 |
| 31 | St. Marys (Cal.) | 881 | 124-147-198-203-209 (215) (234) | 1:57:06 | 23:26 | 126-150-202-207-213-219-239 | 1:24.9 |
| 32 | Pacific | 922 | 128-143-210-218-223 (224) | 1:58:08 | 23:38 | 131-146-214-222-227-228 | 1:48.7 |
| 33 | Hawaii | 949 | 171-178-189-205-206 (216) (226) | 1:58:08 | 23:38 | 175-182-193-209-210-220-230 | 0:37.2 |
| 34 | Cal St. Northridge | 1015 | 179-184-197-225-230 (231) | 2:00:06 | 24:02 | 183-188-201-229-234-235 | 1:21.2 |
| 35 | UC Irvine | 1041 | 185-204-211-220-221 (227) (232) | 1:59:58 | 24:00 | 189-208-215-224-225-231-237 | 0:45.2 |
| *Tiebreakers | |||||||
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Individual Results
| Athlete | # | Team | Score | Time | Gap | Avg. Mile | Avg. kM | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ostrander, Allie | 50 | Boise State | 1 | 20:10.9 | -- | 5:24.6 | 3:21.8 |
| 2 | Neer, Waverly | 228 | Oregon | 2 | 20:32.2 | 0:21.3 | 5:30.3 | 3:25.4 |
| 3 | Meyers, Maddie | 559 | Washington | 3 | 20:37.2 | 0:26.3 | 5:31.7 | 3:26.2 |
| 4 | Peloquin, Brenna | 51 | Boise State | 4 | 20:37.8 | 0:26.9 | 5:31.8 | 3:26.3 |
| 5 | Hukka, Minttu | 48 | Boise State | 5 | 20:42.2 | 0:31.3 | 5:33.0 | 3:27.0 |
| 6 | Cash, Alli | 222 | Oregon | 6 | 20:46.1 | 0:35.2 | 5:34.1 | 3:27.7 |
| 7 | Mills, Shelby | 157 | Gonzaga | 7 | 20:47.4 | 0:36.5 | 5:34.4 | 3:27.9 |
| 8 | Pyzik, Weronika | 353 | San Francisco | 8 | 20:52.7 | 0:41.8 | 5:35.8 | 3:28.8 |
| 9 | Reiter, Sarah | 134 | Eastern Washington | 9 | 20:53.9 | 0:43.1 | 5:36.2 | 3:29.0 |
| 10 | Knight, Katie | 556 | Washington | 10 | 20:59.9 | 0:49.0 | 5:37.8 | 3:30.0 |
| 11 | Johnson, Carolina | 521 | UCLA | 11 | 21:00.4 | 0:49.5 | 5:37.9 | 3:30.1 |
| 12 | Bilo, Peyton | 64 | Cal Poly | 12 | 21:00.5 | 0:49.6 | 5:37.9 | 3:30.1 |
| 13 | Shanahan, Danielle | 206 | Loyola Marymount | 13 | 21:02.4 | 0:51.5 | 5:38.4 | 3:30.4 |
| 14 | Prouse, Charlotte | 562 | Washington | 14 | 21:04.1 | 0:53.2 | 5:38.9 | 3:30.7 |
| 15 | Chase, Sophie | 431 | Stanford | 15 | 21:04.6 | 0:53.7 | 5:39.0 | 3:30.8 |
| 16 | Burkard, Elena | 349 | San Francisco | 16 | 21:04.9 | 0:54.0 | 5:39.1 | 3:30.8 |
| 17 | Gomez, Kinsey | 179 | Idaho | 17 | 21:05.5 | 0:54.7 | 5:39.3 | 3:30.9 |
| 18 | Maxwell, Julia | 436 | Stanford | 18 | 21:06.4 | 0:55.5 | 5:39.5 | 3:31.1 |
| 19 | LaRocco, Lauren | 273 | Portland | 19 | 21:06.6 | 0:55.7 | 5:39.6 | 3:31.1 |
| 20 | Berge, Frida | 221 | Oregon | 20 | 21:08.2 | 0:57.3 | 5:40.0 | 3:31.4 |
| 21 | Mildes, Jessica | 156 | Gonzaga | 21 | 21:09.4 | 0:58.5 | 5:40.3 | 3:31.6 |
| 22 | Ortega, Samantha | 32 | Arizona State | 22 | 21:10.6 | 0:59.7 | 5:40.6 | 3:31.8 |
| 23 | Taylor, Charlotte | 356 | San Francisco | 23 | 21:11.3 | 1:00.4 | 5:40.8 | 3:31.9 |
| 24 | Katz, Danielle | 434 | Stanford | 24 | 21:13.0 | 1:02.1 | 5:41.3 | 3:32.2 |
| 25 | Grabill, Molly | 223 | Oregon | 25 | 21:13.1 | 1:02.2 | 5:41.3 | 3:32.2 |
| 26 | Schmaedick, Maggie | 230 | Oregon | 26 | 21:15.7 | 1:04.8 | 5:42.0 | 3:32.6 |
| 27 | Barr, Erika | 456 | UC Davis | 27 | 21:16.5 | 1:05.6 | 5:42.2 | 3:32.7 |
| 28 | Mendoza, Mariel | 116 | California | 28 | 21:16.7 | 1:05.9 | 5:42.3 | 3:32.8 |
| 29 | Long, Hannah | 435 | Stanford | 29 | 21:19.5 | 1:08.6 | 5:43.0 | 3:33.2 |
| 30 | Zerrenner, Addi | 17 | Arizona | 30 | 21:20.0 | 1:09.1 | 5:43.2 | 3:33.3 |
| 31 | Olivas, Adriana | 31 | Arizona State | 31 | 21:20.6 | 1:09.7 | 5:43.3 | 3:33.4 |
| 32 | Williams, Marissa | 119 | California | 32 | 21:20.9 | 1:10.0 | 5:43.4 | 3:33.5 |
| 33 | Flanagan, Kaylee | 552 | Washington | 33 | 21:21.0 | 1:10.1 | 5:43.4 | 3:33.5 |
| 34 | Holdiman, Anna | 47 | Boise State | 34 | 21:22.0 | 1:11.1 | 5:43.7 | 3:33.7 |
| 35 | Saunders, Claudia | 440 | Stanford | 35 | 21:22.2 | 1:11.3 | 5:43.7 | 3:33.7 |
| 36 | Corless, Charlotte | 44 | Boise State | 36 | 21:22.7 | 1:11.8 | 5:43.9 | 3:33.8 |
| 37 | Mustonen, Sanna | 276 | Portland | 37 | 21:22.7 | 1:11.8 | 5:43.9 | 3:33.8 |
| 38 | McNamara, Molly | 437 | Stanford | 38 | 21:25.2 | 1:14.3 | 5:44.5 | 3:34.2 |
| 39 | Fraser, Vanessa | 433 | Stanford | 39 | 21:26.2 | 1:15.3 | 5:44.8 | 3:34.4 |
| 40 | Berlioux, Chloe | 309 | Sacramento St. | 40 | 21:26.4 | 1:15.5 | 5:44.9 | 3:34.4 |
| 41 | Green, Claire | 14 | Arizona | 41 | 21:28.4 | 1:17.6 | 5:45.4 | 3:34.7 |
| 42 | Bordes, Megan | 112 | California | 42 | 21:28.8 | 1:17.9 | 5:45.5 | 3:34.8 |
| 43 | Callahan, Molly | 10 | Arizona | 43 | 21:29.0 | 1:18.1 | 5:45.6 | 3:34.8 |
| 44 | Thurston, Jordan | 158 | Gonzaga | 44 | 21:30.9 | 1:20.0 | 5:46.1 | 3:35.1 |
| 45 | Maxwell, Anna | 558 | Washington | 45 | 21:30.9 | 1:20.0 | 5:46.1 | 3:35.1 |
| 46 | Schulte, Tatjana | 354 | San Francisco | 46 | 21:31.9 | 1:21.0 | 5:46.4 | 3:35.3 |
| 47 | Linton, CharLee | 583 | Washington St. | 47 | 21:32.2 | 1:21.4 | 5:46.4 | 3:35.4 |
| 48 | Totten, Chelsey | 34 | Arizona State | 48 | 21:33.8 | 1:22.9 | 5:46.8 | 3:35.6 |
| 49 | Farello, Anna | 272 | Portland | 49 | 21:34.1 | 1:23.2 | 5:46.9 | 3:35.7 |
| 50 | Fulton, Eleanor | 553 | Washington | 50 | 21:34.9 | 1:24.0 | 5:47.1 | 3:35.8 |
| 51 | Penaloza, Berenice | 133 | Eastern Washington | 51 | 21:35.9 | 1:25.0 | 5:47.4 | 3:36.0 |
| 52 | Hoffmann, Christine | 461 | UC Davis | 52 | 21:36.6 | 1:25.7 | 5:47.6 | 3:36.1 |
| 53 | Bortfeld, Devon | 577 | Washington St. | 53 | 21:37.2 | 1:26.3 | 5:47.8 | 3:36.2 |
| 54 | Santisteban, Kelsey | 117 | California | 54 | 21:38.4 | 1:27.5 | 5:48.1 | 3:36.4 |
| 55 | Hamlin, Emily | 554 | Washington | 55 | 21:39.1 | 1:28.2 | 5:48.3 | 3:36.5 |
| 56 | Kriege, Mary | 384 | Santa Clara | 56 | 21:39.2 | 1:28.3 | 5:48.3 | 3:36.5 |
| 57 | Abrahamson, Emma | 219 | Oregon | 57 | 21:40.8 | 1:29.9 | 5:48.7 | 3:36.8 |
| 58 | Maack, Jenna | 30 | Arizona State | 58 | 21:42.9 | 1:32.0 | 5:49.3 | 3:37.1 |
| 59 | Beckingham, Jenny | 369 | San Jose St. | 59 | 21:43.5 | 1:32.6 | 5:49.5 | 3:37.2 |
| 60 | Sugimoto, Kelli | 207 | Loyola Marymount | 60 | 21:43.7 | 1:32.8 | 5:49.5 | 3:37.3 |
| 61 | Engel, Katie | 259 | Pepperdine | -- | 21:43.8 | 1:32.9 | 5:49.5 | 3:37.3 |
| 62 | Windsor, Ashley | 72 | Cal Poly | 61 | 21:44.7 | 1:33.8 | 5:49.8 | 3:37.4 |
| 63 | Fuller, Alexis | 46 | Boise State | 62 | 21:45.4 | 1:34.5 | 5:50.0 | 3:37.6 |
| 64 | Murphy, Grayson | 389 | Santa Clara | 63 | 21:46.3 | 1:35.4 | 5:50.2 | 3:37.7 |
| 65 | Fry, Katie | 458 | UC Davis | 64 | 21:46.9 | 1:36.0 | 5:50.4 | 3:37.8 |
| 66 | Willson, Morgan | 585 | Washington St. | 65 | 21:51.3 | 1:40.4 | 5:51.5 | 3:38.5 |
| 67 | Szabo, Sydney | 69 | Cal Poly | 66 | 21:51.5 | 1:40.6 | 5:51.6 | 3:38.6 |
| 68 | Cavalluzzo , Holly | 244 | Oregon State | 67 | 21:51.6 | 1:40.7 | 5:51.6 | 3:38.6 |
| 69 | Makau, Faith | 488 | UC Riverside | 68 | 21:53.2 | 1:42.3 | 5:52.1 | 3:38.9 |
| 70 | Arrigoni, Caite | 129 | Eastern Washington | 69 | 21:54.2 | 1:43.3 | 5:52.3 | 3:39.0 |
| 71 | Rizk, Julia | 523 | UCLA | 70 | 21:55.3 | 1:44.4 | 5:52.6 | 3:39.2 |
| 72 | Tostenson, Gracie | 52 | Boise State | 71 | 21:56.3 | 1:45.4 | 5:52.9 | 3:39.4 |
| 73 | Shirif, Aliya | 525 | UCLA | 72 | 21:58.3 | 1:47.4 | 5:53.4 | 3:39.7 |
| 74 | Boman , Amanda | 292 | Portland State | 73 | 21:59.8 | 1:48.9 | 5:53.8 | 3:40.0 |
| 75 | Rawlings, Taryn | 277 | Portland | 74 | 22:01.5 | 1:50.6 | 5:54.3 | 3:40.2 |
| 76 | Evans, Amelia | 152 | Gonzaga | 75 | 22:02.7 | 1:51.8 | 5:54.6 | 3:40.4 |
| 77 | Mount , Juliana | 250 | Oregon State | 76 | 22:03.0 | 1:52.1 | 5:54.7 | 3:40.5 |
| 78 | Jones, Maggie | 155 | Gonzaga | 77 | 22:03.0 | 1:52.1 | 5:54.7 | 3:40.5 |
| 79 | Bell, Georgia | 111 | California | 78 | 22:05.2 | 1:54.3 | 5:55.3 | 3:40.9 |
| 80 | Maton, Ashley | 227 | Oregon | 79 | 22:06.3 | 1:55.4 | 5:55.6 | 3:41.0 |
| 81 | Dwyer, Emily | 580 | Washington St. | 80 | 22:07.2 | 1:56.3 | 5:55.8 | 3:41.2 |
| 82 | Ginther, Ally | 178 | Idaho | 81 | 22:07.5 | 1:56.6 | 5:55.9 | 3:41.2 |
| 83 | Tsolis, Tori | 507 | UC Santa Barbara | 82 | 22:09.9 | 1:59.0 | 5:56.5 | 3:41.6 |
| 84 | Ferron, Kayla | 12 | Arizona | 83 | 22:12.2 | 2:01.3 | 5:57.2 | 3:42.0 |
| 85 | Corbin, Shaina | 27 | Arizona State | 84 | 22:14.9 | 2:04.0 | 5:57.9 | 3:42.5 |
| 86 | Hubert, Emily | 205 | Loyola Marymount | 85 | 22:14.9 | 2:04.0 | 5:57.9 | 3:42.5 |
| 87 | Ribeiro, Elaine | 344 | San Diego St. | 86 | 22:15.1 | 2:04.3 | 5:57.9 | 3:42.5 |
| 88 | Scharmann, Emily | 524 | UCLA | 87 | 22:15.7 | 2:04.9 | 5:58.1 | 3:42.6 |
| 89 | Van Dyke, Sara | 70 | Cal Poly | 88 | 22:16.0 | 2:05.1 | 5:58.2 | 3:42.7 |
| 90 | Phill, Daryl | 352 | San Francisco | 89 | 22:16.1 | 2:05.2 | 5:58.2 | 3:42.7 |
| 91 | Maokhamphiou, Lalida | 372 | San Jose St. | 90 | 22:16.4 | 2:05.5 | 5:58.3 | 3:42.7 |
| 92 | Lewis , Samantha | 249 | Oregon State | 91 | 22:16.5 | 2:05.6 | 5:58.3 | 3:42.7 |
| 93 | Gibson, Kaila | 295 | Portland State | 92 | 22:17.3 | 2:06.4 | 5:58.5 | 3:42.9 |
| 94 | Story, Krista | 184 | Idaho | 93 | 22:17.3 | 2:06.4 | 5:58.5 | 3:42.9 |
| 95 | Powers, Ashlee | 522 | UCLA | 94 | 22:17.9 | 2:07.0 | 5:58.7 | 3:43.0 |
| 96 | Lane, Nicole | 463 | UC Davis | 95 | 22:18.1 | 2:07.2 | 5:58.7 | 3:43.0 |
| 97 | Garcia, Samantha | 204 | Loyola Marymount | 96 | 22:18.5 | 2:07.6 | 5:58.8 | 3:43.1 |
| 98 | Mattice, Samantha | 327 | San Diego | 97 | 22:18.5 | 2:07.6 | 5:58.8 | 3:43.1 |
| 99 | Dittmann, Katherine | 579 | Washington St. | 98 | 22:18.7 | 2:07.8 | 5:58.9 | 3:43.1 |
| 100 | Medved, Sarah | 297 | Portland State | 99 | 22:19.4 | 2:08.6 | 5:59.1 | 3:43.2 |
| 101 | Rice, Lila | 402 | Seattle U. | 100 | 22:19.5 | 2:08.7 | 5:59.1 | 3:43.3 |
| 102 | O'Connell, Kelsey | 504 | UC Santa Barbara | 101 | 22:19.6 | 2:08.7 | 5:59.1 | 3:43.3 |
| 103 | Berdousi, Katerina | 544 | USC | -- | 22:19.7 | 2:08.8 | 5:59.2 | 3:43.3 |
| 104 | Ungerman, Sierra | 91 | Cal St. Fullerton | 102 | 22:20.7 | 2:09.8 | 5:59.4 | 3:43.4 |
| 105 | Mahoney, Katie | 132 | Eastern Washington | 103 | 22:21.1 | 2:10.2 | 5:59.5 | 3:43.5 |
| 106 | Stein, Olivia | 404 | Seattle U. | 104 | 22:21.2 | 2:10.3 | 5:59.6 | 3:43.5 |
| 107 | Culver, Katy | 151 | Gonzaga | 105 | 22:21.4 | 2:10.5 | 5:59.6 | 3:43.6 |
| 108 | Garcia, Amanda | 310 | Sacramento St. | 106 | 22:22.4 | 2:11.5 | 5:59.9 | 3:43.7 |
| 109 | Cox, Courtney | 271 | Portland | 107 | 22:22.8 | 2:11.9 | 6:00.0 | 3:43.8 |
| 110 | Vorgitch, Madelyn | 208 | Loyola Marymount | 108 | 22:24.2 | 2:13.3 | 6:00.4 | 3:44.0 |
| 111 | Taylor, Emily | 90 | Cal St. Fullerton | 109 | 22:24.3 | 2:13.4 | 6:00.4 | 3:44.0 |
| 112 | Totten, Weslie | 492 | UC Riverside | 110 | 22:24.6 | 2:13.7 | 6:00.5 | 3:44.1 |
| 113 | Dunne, Kathleen | 188 | Long Beach St. | 111 | 22:24.6 | 2:13.8 | 6:00.5 | 3:44.1 |
| 114 | Gil Echevarria, Paula | 131 | Eastern Washington | 112 | 22:25.3 | 2:14.4 | 6:00.7 | 3:44.2 |
| 115 | Roesgen, Rachel | 345 | San Diego St. | 113 | 22:25.7 | 2:14.8 | 6:00.8 | 3:44.3 |
| 116 | Hinkle, Jenna | 502 | UC Santa Barbara | 114 | 22:26.4 | 2:15.5 | 6:00.9 | 3:44.4 |
| 117 | Kelly , Kira | 248 | Oregon State | 115 | 22:26.5 | 2:15.6 | 6:01.0 | 3:44.4 |
| 118 | LaPlante, Heather | 386 | Santa Clara | 116 | 22:27.1 | 2:16.2 | 6:01.1 | 3:44.5 |
| 119 | Veidis, Erika | 71 | Cal Poly | 117 | 22:28.7 | 2:17.8 | 6:01.6 | 3:44.8 |
| 120 | Zambrano, Jeanette | 375 | San Jose St. | 118 | 22:29.3 | 2:18.4 | 6:01.7 | 3:44.9 |
| 121 | Garcia, Lorena | 203 | Loyola Marymount | 119 | 22:29.8 | 2:18.9 | 6:01.9 | 3:45.0 |
| 122 | Smith, Elena | 403 | Seattle U. | 120 | 22:30.2 | 2:19.3 | 6:02.0 | 3:45.0 |
| 123 | Shreck, Sarah | 506 | UC Santa Barbara | 121 | 22:30.6 | 2:19.7 | 6:02.1 | 3:45.1 |
| 124 | Goins, Rianna | 460 | UC Davis | 122 | 22:33.8 | 2:23.0 | 6:02.9 | 3:45.6 |
| 125 | de Bondt, Kayla | 209 | Loyola Marymount | 123 | 22:34.4 | 2:23.5 | 6:03.1 | 3:45.7 |
| 126 | Novell, Carina | 419 | St. Marys (Cal.) | 124 | 22:34.8 | 2:23.9 | 6:03.2 | 3:45.8 |
| 127 | Mitchell, Valerie | 181 | Idaho | 125 | 22:35.7 | 2:24.8 | 6:03.4 | 3:45.9 |
| 128 | Cahalan, Ashley | 370 | San Jose St. | 126 | 22:36.5 | 2:25.6 | 6:03.7 | 3:46.1 |
| 129 | Aldapa, Adilene | 368 | San Jose St. | 127 | 22:37.0 | 2:26.2 | 6:03.8 | 3:46.2 |
| 130 | Ent, Rebekah | 545 | USC | -- | 22:37.4 | 2:26.5 | 6:03.9 | 3:46.2 |
| 131 | Grabow, Becky | 254 | Pacific | 128 | 22:37.6 | 2:26.8 | 6:04.0 | 3:46.3 |
| 132 | Juan Torres, Cristina | 28 | Arizona State | 129 | 22:37.7 | 2:26.8 | 6:04.0 | 3:46.3 |
| 133 | Hanshaw, Grace | 342 | San Diego St. | 130 | 22:38.5 | 2:27.6 | 6:04.2 | 3:46.4 |
| 134 | Morgan, Megan | 275 | Portland | 131 | 22:39.2 | 2:28.3 | 6:04.4 | 3:46.5 |
| 135 | Moore, Spencer | 541 | UNLV | 132 | 22:40.9 | 2:30.0 | 6:04.8 | 3:46.8 |
| 136 | Chavez, Mayra | 130 | Eastern Washington | 133 | 22:43.9 | 2:33.1 | 6:05.7 | 3:47.3 |
| 137 | Raudenbush, Halie | 182 | Idaho | 134 | 22:44.8 | 2:33.9 | 6:05.9 | 3:47.5 |
| 138 | Goyette, Maxine | 501 | UC Santa Barbara | 135 | 22:46.8 | 2:35.9 | 6:06.4 | 3:47.8 |
| 139 | Lopez, Emily | 503 | UC Santa Barbara | 136 | 22:47.7 | 2:36.8 | 6:06.7 | 3:47.9 |
| 140 | Ribeiro, Chelsea | 135 | Eastern Washington | 137 | 22:47.8 | 2:36.9 | 6:06.7 | 3:48.0 |
| 141 | Regalado, Nikki | 542 | UNLV | 138 | 22:50.2 | 2:39.3 | 6:07.3 | 3:48.4 |
| 142 | O'Connor Lenth, Moira | 401 | Seattle U. | 139 | 22:50.9 | 2:40.0 | 6:07.5 | 3:48.5 |
| 143 | Heinemann, Haley | 312 | Sacramento St. | 140 | 22:51.4 | 2:40.5 | 6:07.6 | 3:48.6 |
| 144 | Frederick, Lindsay | 400 | Seattle U. | 141 | 22:51.6 | 2:40.7 | 6:07.7 | 3:48.6 |
| 145 | Pavey, Steffie | 584 | Washington St. | 142 | 22:52.3 | 2:41.4 | 6:07.9 | 3:48.7 |
| 146 | Wourms, Lindsay | 258 | Pacific | 143 | 22:52.4 | 2:41.5 | 6:07.9 | 3:48.7 |
| 147 | Hobby, Rebecca | 540 | UNLV | 144 | 22:53.4 | 2:42.6 | 6:08.2 | 3:48.9 |
| 148 | Macleod, Clara | 464 | UC Davis | 145 | 22:54.1 | 2:43.2 | 6:08.4 | 3:49.0 |
| 149 | Williams, Sara | 543 | UNLV | 146 | 22:54.6 | 2:43.7 | 6:08.5 | 3:49.1 |
| 150 | Chhotu, Nyralee | 414 | St. Marys (Cal.) | 147 | 22:54.9 | 2:44.0 | 6:08.6 | 3:49.1 |
| 151 | Sanchez, Emily | 489 | UC Riverside | 148 | 22:55.0 | 2:44.1 | 6:08.6 | 3:49.2 |
| 152 | Tong, Jenna | 550 | USC | -- | 22:55.0 | 2:44.1 | 6:08.6 | 3:49.2 |
| 153 | Benster, Lindsay | 321 | San Diego | 149 | 22:55.8 | 2:44.9 | 6:08.8 | 3:49.3 |
| 154 | Trapp, Cheryn | 298 | Portland State | 150 | 22:56.6 | 2:45.7 | 6:09.1 | 3:49.4 |
| 155 | Towner, Cassidy | 348 | San Diego St. | 151 | 22:57.3 | 2:46.4 | 6:09.2 | 3:49.5 |
| 156 | Owen, Jen | 33 | Arizona State | 152 | 22:58.0 | 2:47.1 | 6:09.4 | 3:49.7 |
| 157 | Condie, Andrea | 177 | Idaho | 153 | 23:00.5 | 2:49.6 | 6:10.1 | 3:50.1 |
| 158 | Wright, Mary Jo | 73 | Cal Poly | 154 | 23:01.3 | 2:50.4 | 6:10.3 | 3:50.2 |
| 159 | Crowe-Carter, Auzsane | 539 | UNLV | 155 | 23:02.4 | 2:51.5 | 6:10.6 | 3:50.4 |
| 160 | Bass, Sara | 500 | UC Santa Barbara | 156 | 23:04.4 | 2:53.5 | 6:11.2 | 3:50.7 |
| 161 | Vergara, Kirsten | 16 | Arizona | 157 | 23:04.9 | 2:54.0 | 6:11.3 | 3:50.8 |
| 162 | Erickson, Johanna | 399 | Seattle U. | 158 | 23:05.1 | 2:54.2 | 6:11.3 | 3:50.8 |
| 163 | Yamane, Veronica | 527 | UCLA | 159 | 23:08.3 | 2:57.4 | 6:12.2 | 3:51.4 |
| 164 | Albano, Carmela | 307 | Sacramento St. | 160 | 23:09.0 | 2:58.1 | 6:12.4 | 3:51.5 |
| 165 | Hughes, Andrea | 323 | San Diego | 161 | 23:09.9 | 2:59.0 | 6:12.6 | 3:51.6 |
| 166 | Taite, Taylor | 526 | UCLA | 162 | 23:10.0 | 2:59.1 | 6:12.6 | 3:51.7 |
| 167 | Cortez, Stephanie | 84 | Cal St. Fullerton | 163 | 23:10.0 | 2:59.2 | 6:12.7 | 3:51.7 |
| 168 | Alhamad, Muna | 455 | UC Davis | 164 | 23:11.8 | 3:00.9 | 6:13.1 | 3:52.0 |
| 169 | Simmons, Brianna | 491 | UC Riverside | 165 | 23:13.1 | 3:02.2 | 6:13.5 | 3:52.2 |
| 170 | Herberg, Natalie | 114 | California | 166 | 23:14.2 | 3:03.3 | 6:13.8 | 3:52.4 |
| 171 | Skay, McCall | 183 | Idaho | 167 | 23:14.6 | 3:03.7 | 6:13.9 | 3:52.4 |
| 172 | Vanderwilde, Calli | 279 | Portland | 168 | 23:15.2 | 3:04.4 | 6:14.0 | 3:52.5 |
| 173 | Stahr, Emma | 355 | San Francisco | 169 | 23:16.0 | 3:05.1 | 6:14.2 | 3:52.7 |
| 174 | Gonzalez, Lizette | 311 | Sacramento St. | 170 | 23:16.2 | 3:05.3 | 6:14.3 | 3:52.7 |
| 175 | Cross, Alli | 172 | Hawaii | 171 | 23:17.4 | 3:06.5 | 6:14.6 | 3:52.9 |
| 176 | Mandel, Pauline | 191 | Long Beach St. | 172 | 23:18.7 | 3:07.8 | 6:15.0 | 3:53.1 |
| 177 | Pelayo, Pamela | 86 | Cal St. Fullerton | 173 | 23:19.2 | 3:08.3 | 6:15.1 | 3:53.2 |
| 178 | Henling, Julie | 154 | Gonzaga | 174 | 23:20.8 | 3:09.9 | 6:15.5 | 3:53.5 |
| 179 | Allaet, Anisa | 576 | Washington St. | 175 | 23:22.6 | 3:11.7 | 6:16.0 | 3:53.8 |
| 180 | Nunes, Karina | 373 | San Jose St. | 176 | 23:23.0 | 3:12.2 | 6:16.1 | 3:53.8 |
| 181 | Lapidus, Stephanie | 325 | San Diego | 177 | 23:23.8 | 3:12.9 | 6:16.3 | 3:54.0 |
| 182 | Martinez , Montana | 174 | Hawaii | 178 | 23:25.2 | 3:14.3 | 6:16.7 | 3:54.2 |
| 183 | Nelson, Elizabeth | 104 | Cal St. Northridge | 179 | 23:26.9 | 3:16.0 | 6:17.2 | 3:54.5 |
| 184 | Kapple, Sarah | 324 | San Diego | 180 | 23:27.6 | 3:16.7 | 6:17.4 | 3:54.6 |
| 185 | Johnston, Emily | 313 | Sacramento St. | 181 | 23:28.3 | 3:17.4 | 6:17.6 | 3:54.7 |
| 186 | Demaree, Adrienne | 245 | Oregon State | 182 | 23:28.9 | 3:18.0 | 6:17.7 | 3:54.8 |
| 187 | Penney, Kate | 15 | Arizona | 183 | 23:29.4 | 3:18.5 | 6:17.9 | 3:54.9 |
| 188 | Naumann, Rachael | 103 | Cal St. Northridge | 184 | 23:32.2 | 3:21.3 | 6:18.6 | 3:55.4 |
| 189 | Law, Pearl | 473 | UC Irvine | 185 | 23:32.7 | 3:21.8 | 6:18.7 | 3:55.4 |
| 190 | Carrera, Ashley | 187 | Long Beach St. | 186 | 23:33.5 | 3:22.6 | 6:18.9 | 3:55.6 |
| 191 | Martin , Kennedy | 296 | Portland State | 187 | 23:34.5 | 3:23.6 | 6:19.2 | 3:55.7 |
| 192 | Quinones, Amy | 314 | Sacramento St. | 188 | 23:36.0 | 3:25.1 | 6:19.6 | 3:56.0 |
| 193 | Beaumont, Haley | 170 | Hawaii | 189 | 23:36.2 | 3:25.3 | 6:19.7 | 3:56.0 |
| 194 | Valenzuela, Elsa | 390 | Santa Clara | 190 | 23:38.7 | 3:27.8 | 6:20.3 | 3:56.4 |
| 195 | Dowell, Dominique | 487 | UC Riverside | 191 | 23:38.9 | 3:28.0 | 6:20.4 | 3:56.5 |
| 196 | Florez, Mikayla | 189 | Long Beach St. | 192 | 23:39.8 | 3:28.9 | 6:20.6 | 3:56.6 |
| 197 | King, Cali | 343 | San Diego St. | 193 | 23:39.9 | 3:29.0 | 6:20.7 | 3:56.6 |
| 198 | Anderson , Morgan | 243 | Oregon State | 194 | 23:40.1 | 3:29.2 | 6:20.7 | 3:56.7 |
| 199 | Nielsen, Kelsey | 351 | San Francisco | 195 | 23:40.2 | 3:29.3 | 6:20.7 | 3:56.7 |
| 200 | Ruiz, Stephanie | 89 | Cal St. Fullerton | 196 | 23:41.2 | 3:30.3 | 6:21.0 | 3:56.9 |
| 201 | Alvarenga, Katie | 100 | Cal St. Northridge | 197 | 23:44.0 | 3:33.1 | 6:21.8 | 3:57.3 |
| 202 | Gonzalez, Andrea | 415 | St. Marys (Cal.) | 198 | 23:44.8 | 3:33.9 | 6:22.0 | 3:57.5 |
| 203 | Olagaray, Sydney | 330 | San Diego | 199 | 23:46.0 | 3:35.1 | 6:22.3 | 3:57.7 |
| 204 | Huerta, Kevelin | 85 | Cal St. Fullerton | 200 | 23:46.7 | 3:35.8 | 6:22.5 | 3:57.8 |
| 205 | Tremblay , Maureen | 251 | Oregon State | 201 | 23:50.2 | 3:39.3 | 6:23.4 | 3:58.4 |
| 206 | Soto, Valeria | 193 | Long Beach St. | 202 | 23:51.1 | 3:40.2 | 6:23.7 | 3:58.5 |
| 207 | Timbrell, Allie | 421 | St. Marys (Cal.) | 203 | 23:51.5 | 3:40.6 | 6:23.8 | 3:58.6 |
| 208 | Sharar, Courtney | 478 | UC Irvine | 204 | 23:51.6 | 3:40.7 | 6:23.8 | 3:58.6 |
| 209 | Sterbis, Sabrina | 176 | Hawaii | 205 | 23:53.9 | 3:43.0 | 6:24.4 | 3:59.0 |
| 210 | Foss, Caitlyn | 173 | Hawaii | 206 | 23:54.6 | 3:43.7 | 6:24.6 | 3:59.1 |
| 211 | Mitchell, Ashley | 328 | San Diego | 207 | 23:55.1 | 3:44.2 | 6:24.7 | 3:59.2 |
| 212 | Salazar, Janet | 192 | Long Beach St. | 208 | 23:56.6 | 3:45.7 | 6:25.1 | 3:59.4 |
| 213 | Gutcher-Cerminara, Alyssa`` | 416 | St. Marys (Cal.) | 209 | 23:59.6 | 3:48.7 | 6:25.9 | 3:59.9 |
| 214 | Knipper, Mia | 255 | Pacific | 210 | 24:00.7 | 3:49.8 | 6:26.2 | 4:00.1 |
| 215 | Mirkhanian, Megan | 475 | UC Irvine | 211 | 24:01.2 | 3:50.3 | 6:26.4 | 4:00.2 |
| 216 | Kuehn, Kaitlyn | 385 | Santa Clara | 212 | 24:01.5 | 3:50.6 | 6:26.4 | 4:00.2 |
| 217 | Gaffney, McKenna | 13 | Arizona | 213 | 24:05.7 | 3:54.8 | 6:27.6 | 4:00.9 |
| 218 | De Luca, Nevina | 294 | Portland State | 214 | 24:06.9 | 3:56.0 | 6:27.9 | 4:01.1 |
| 219 | Teliha, Ali | 420 | St. Marys (Cal.) | 215 | 24:07.2 | 3:56.3 | 6:28.0 | 4:01.2 |
| 220 | Campos, Camille | 171 | Hawaii | 216 | 24:08.4 | 3:57.5 | 6:28.3 | 4:01.4 |
| 221 | Coleman , Maggie | 293 | Portland State | 217 | 24:08.7 | 3:57.8 | 6:28.4 | 4:01.4 |
| 222 | Breitschwerdt, Katelyn | 253 | Pacific | 218 | 24:10.5 | 3:59.7 | 6:28.9 | 4:01.8 |
| 223 | McCullough, Bevin | 388 | Santa Clara | 219 | 24:13.6 | 4:02.7 | 6:29.7 | 4:02.3 |
| 224 | Vasquez, Lisa | 479 | UC Irvine | 220 | 24:14.0 | 4:03.1 | 6:29.8 | 4:02.3 |
| 225 | Shah, Aliya | 477 | UC Irvine | 221 | 24:17.8 | 4:07.0 | 6:30.8 | 4:03.0 |
| 226 | Ruiz, Emily | 88 | Cal St. Fullerton | 222 | 24:25.0 | 4:14.1 | 6:32.8 | 4:04.2 |
| 227 | Nakaso, Lauren | 256 | Pacific | 223 | 24:26.3 | 4:15.4 | 6:33.1 | 4:04.4 |
| 228 | Silva, Haley | 257 | Pacific | 224 | 24:32.1 | 4:21.2 | 6:34.7 | 4:05.3 |
| 229 | Newton, Kimberly | 105 | Cal St. Northridge | 225 | 24:34.5 | 4:23.6 | 6:35.3 | 4:05.7 |
| 230 | Setzer, Tristan | 175 | Hawaii | 226 | 24:38.1 | 4:27.2 | 6:36.3 | 4:06.3 |
| 231 | Pullum, Hallie | 476 | UC Irvine | 227 | 24:40.3 | 4:29.5 | 6:36.9 | 4:06.7 |
| 232 | de Laveaga, Taylor | 405 | Seattle U. | 228 | 24:41.1 | 4:30.3 | 6:37.1 | 4:06.9 |
| 233 | Sawatzki, Hannah | 346 | San Diego St. | 229 | 24:41.8 | 4:30.9 | 6:37.3 | 4:07.0 |
| 234 | Ferrufino, Jocelyne | 102 | Cal St. Northridge | 230 | 24:48.1 | 4:37.2 | 6:38.9 | 4:08.0 |
| 235 | Duriez, Rachael | 101 | Cal St. Northridge | 231 | 24:56.9 | 4:46.0 | 6:41.3 | 4:09.5 |
| 236 | Gondeiro, Mariah | 260 | Pepperdine | -- | 24:59.2 | 4:48.3 | 6:41.9 | 4:09.9 |
| 237 | Mendoza, Yulissa | 474 | UC Irvine | 232 | 25:10.2 | 4:59.4 | 6:44.9 | 4:11.7 |
| 238 | Lathos, Alexandra | 190 | Long Beach St. | 233 | 25:17.3 | 5:06.5 | 6:46.8 | 4:12.9 |
| 239 | Leon, Neylene | 418 | St. Marys (Cal.) | 234 | 25:26.8 | 5:15.9 | 6:49.3 | 4:14.5 |
| 240 | Fujiwara, Melanie | 371 | San Jose St. | 235 | 25:29.8 | 5:19.0 | 6:50.1 | 4:15.0 |
| 241 | Shamirian, Christina | 490 | UC Riverside | 236 | 26:05.3 | 5:54.4 | 6:59.6 | 4:20.9 |
| 242 | Dyer, Camille | 383 | Santa Clara | 237 | 26:26.2 | 6:15.3 | 7:05.2 | 4:24.4 |
Race #2
MEN • 10 Kilometers (6.21 Miles)
Final Results
Team Scoring Summary
| Final Standings | Score | Scoring Order | Total | Avg. | Finish Order | Spread | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Washington | 63 | 5-10-12-14-22 (59) (73) | 2:36:52 | 31:23 | 5-10-12-14-22-59-73 | 0:29.6 |
| 2 | Stanford | 83 | 6-7-8-20-42 (72) (102) | 2:37:18 | 31:28 | 6-7-8-20-42-72-104 | 0:42.8 |
| 3 | Oregon | 99 | 1-4-24-31-39 (43) (47) | 2:37:21 | 31:29 | 1-4-24-31-39-43-47 | 1:13.7 |
| 4 | Washington St. | 125 | 2-3-32-37-51 (93) (105) | 2:37:56 | 31:36 | 2-3-32-37-51-95-107 | 1:12.0 |
| 5 | Boise State | 137 | 17-26-28-30-36 (45) (174) | 2:38:50 | 31:46 | 17-26-28-30-36-45-178 | 0:26.0 |
| 6 | California | 146 | 19-25-29-35-38 (78) (96) | 2:38:58 | 31:48 | 19-25-29-35-38-78-98 | 0:22.9 |
| 7 | UCLA | 163 | 9-16-40-44-54 (75) (76) | 2:38:54 | 31:47 | 9-16-40-44-54-75-76 | 0:51.6 |
| 8 | UC Santa Barbara | 184 | 11-13-49-53-58 (82) (84) | 2:39:15 | 31:51 | 11-13-49-53-58-83-85 | 0:54.6 |
| 9 | Portland | 200 | 21-33-46-48-52 (57) (91) | 2:39:44 | 31:57 | 21-33-46-48-52-57-92 | 0:32.3 |
| 10 | Gonzaga | 253 | 18-23-55-70-87 (94) (129) | 2:40:41 | 32:09 | 18-23-55-70-88-96-132 | 1:20.8 |
| 11 | San Francisco | 273 | 15-41-61-64-92 (121) (142) | 2:41:03 | 32:13 | 15-41-61-64-93-123-145 | 1:31.3 |
| 12 | Cal Poly | 344 | 56-66-68-71-83 (115) (152) | 2:42:20 | 32:28 | 56-66-68-71-84-117-156 | 0:33.4 |
| 13 | UC Davis | 389 | 27-34-95-114-119 (134) (173) | 2:44:10 | 32:50 | 27-34-97-116-121-137-177 | 1:58.0 |
| 14 | San Jose St. | 409 | 67-74-85-86-97 (118) (124) | 2:43:43 | 32:45 | 67-74-86-87-99-120-126 | 0:42.3 |
| 15 | Arizona State | 422 | 60-77-81-100-104 (131) (166) | 2:44:04 | 32:49 | 60-77-82-102-106-134-170 | 0:53.0 |
| 16 | St. Marys (Cal.) | 489 | 50-79-99-128-133 (161) (175) | 2:45:51 | 33:11 | 50-79-101-131-136-165-179 | 1:53.1 |
| 17 | Loyola Marymount | 535 | 80-110-111-112-122 (136) (200) | 2:47:06 | 33:26 | 80-112-113-114-124-139-204 | 1:05.5 |
| 18 | Eastern Washington | 551 | 89-98-109-116-139 (190) (194) | 2:47:17 | 33:28 | 90-100-111-118-142-194-198 | 1:13.1 |
| 19 | Santa Clara | 562 | 63-88-126-141-144 (146) (155) | 2:47:31 | 33:31 | 63-89-129-144-148-150-159 | 1:51.7 |
| 20 | Cal St. Fullerton | 574 | 65-101-113-137-158 (162) (183) | 2:48:00 | 33:36 | 65-103-115-140-162-166-187 | 2:20.2 |
| 21 | UC Riverside | 635 | 62-69-147-178-179 (196) | 2:50:13 | 34:03 | 62-69-151-182-183-200 | 3:13.1 |
| 22 | Seattle U. | 647 | 108-117-120-143-159 (171) (197) | 2:49:50 | 33:58 | 110-119-122-146-163-175-201 | 1:17.4 |
| 23 | Long Beach St. | 692 | 90-135-145-157-165 (177) (182) | 2:50:44 | 34:09 | 91-138-149-161-169-181-186 | 1:57.4 |
| 24 | Fresno State | 712 | 103-106-156-167-180 (184) | 2:51:42 | 34:21 | 105-108-160-171-184-188 | 2:22.2 |
| 25 | UC Irvine | 725 | 127-130-138-160-170 (191) | 2:51:49 | 34:22 | 130-133-141-164-174-195 | 1:07.7 |
| 26 | Portland State | 774 | 123-148-163-168-172 (185) (188) | 2:53:10 | 34:38 | 125-152-167-172-176-189-192 | 1:23.7 |
| 27 | Pepperdine | 779 | 107-140-153-181-198 | 2:55:07 | 35:02 | 109-143-157-185-202 | 4:02.7 |
| 28 | Sacramento St. | 805 | 132-154-164-169-186 | 2:54:17 | 34:52 | 135-158-168-173-190 | 1:55.3 |
| 29 | San Diego | 831 | 125-149-176-189-192 (195) (199) | 2:55:54 | 35:11 | 128-153-180-193-196-199-203 | 2:15.3 |
| 30 | Cal St. Northridge | 882 | 150-151-187-193-201 | 3:00:37 | 36:08 | 154-155-191-197-205 | 5:02.1 |
Individual Results
| Athlete | # | Team | Score | Time | Gap | Avg. Mile | Avg. kM | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cheserek, Edward | 233 | Oregon | 1 | 30:43.2 | -- | 4:56.8 | 3:04.3 |
| 2 | Whelan, John | 593 | Washington St. | 2 | 30:54.9 | 0:11.7 | 4:58.7 | 3:05.5 |
| 3 | Williams, Michael | 594 | Washington St. | 3 | 31:05.4 | 0:22.2 | 5:00.4 | 3:06.5 |
| 4 | Neuman, Travis | 241 | Oregon | 4 | 31:07.8 | 0:24.6 | 5:00.8 | 3:06.8 |
| 5 | King, Tyler | 568 | Washington | 5 | 31:08.1 | 0:24.9 | 5:00.8 | 3:06.8 |
| 6 | Rosa, Jim | 450 | Stanford | 6 | 31:14.9 | 0:31.7 | 5:01.9 | 3:07.5 |
| 7 | McGorty, Sean | 447 | Stanford | 7 | 31:15.1 | 0:31.9 | 5:01.9 | 3:07.5 |
| 8 | Rosa, Joe | 451 | Stanford | 8 | 31:15.3 | 0:32.1 | 5:02.0 | 3:07.5 |
| 9 | Sushchickh, Sergey | 537 | UCLA | 9 | 31:18.9 | 0:35.7 | 5:02.5 | 3:07.9 |
| 10 | Gardner, Andrew | 565 | Washington | 10 | 31:19.2 | 0:36.1 | 5:02.6 | 3:07.9 |
| 11 | Guijarro, Bryan | 513 | UC Santa Barbara | 11 | 31:21.0 | 0:37.8 | 5:02.9 | 3:08.1 |
| 12 | Gilbert, Colby | 566 | Washington | 12 | 31:21.5 | 0:38.3 | 5:03.0 | 3:08.1 |
| 13 | Ortolan, Anthony | 517 | UC Santa Barbara | 13 | 31:24.1 | 0:40.9 | 5:03.4 | 3:08.4 |
| 14 | Yorks, Izaic | 575 | Washington | 14 | 31:25.3 | 0:42.1 | 5:03.6 | 3:08.5 |
| 15 | Short, Alex | 366 | San Francisco | 15 | 31:26.2 | 0:43.0 | 5:03.7 | 3:08.6 |
| 16 | Werley, Lane | 538 | UCLA | 16 | 31:27.4 | 0:44.2 | 5:03.9 | 3:08.7 |
| 17 | Vennard, Michael | 63 | Boise State | 17 | 31:29.8 | 0:46.6 | 5:04.3 | 3:09.0 |
| 18 | Crichlow, Matthew | 160 | Gonzaga | 18 | 31:30.3 | 0:47.1 | 5:04.4 | 3:09.0 |
| 19 | Walden, Chris | 128 | California | 19 | 31:33.2 | 0:50.0 | 5:04.9 | 3:09.3 |
| 20 | Sweatt, Garrett | 453 | Stanford | 20 | 31:35.0 | 0:51.8 | 5:05.1 | 3:09.5 |
| 21 | Thies, Jeff | 290 | Portland | 21 | 31:36.2 | 0:53.0 | 5:05.3 | 3:09.6 |
| 22 | Huxham, Fred | 567 | Washington | 22 | 31:37.7 | 0:54.5 | 5:05.6 | 3:09.8 |
| 23 | Fraley, Troy | 161 | Gonzaga | 23 | 31:39.9 | 0:56.7 | 5:05.9 | 3:10.0 |
| 24 | Melancon, Matthew | 240 | Oregon | 24 | 31:41.3 | 0:58.1 | 5:06.2 | 3:10.1 |
| 25 | Lawson, John | 125 | California | 25 | 31:44.7 | 1:01.6 | 5:06.7 | 3:10.5 |
| 26 | Austin, Chandler | 55 | Boise State | 26 | 31:46.6 | 1:03.4 | 5:07.0 | 3:10.7 |
| 27 | Halsted, Trevor | 469 | UC Davis | 27 | 31:47.0 | 1:03.8 | 5:07.1 | 3:10.7 |
| 28 | McAfee, Louis | 58 | Boise State | 28 | 31:48.1 | 1:04.9 | 5:07.2 | 3:10.8 |
| 29 | Joyce, Thomas | 123 | California | 29 | 31:48.1 | 1:04.9 | 5:07.3 | 3:10.8 |
| 30 | Armstrong, Elijah | 54 | Boise State | 30 | 31:49.9 | 1:06.7 | 5:07.5 | 3:11.0 |
| 31 | Anderson, Tanner | 231 | Oregon | 31 | 31:51.5 | 1:08.3 | 5:07.8 | 3:11.1 |
| 32 | Levora, Sam | 587 | Washington St. | 32 | 31:52.8 | 1:09.6 | 5:08.0 | 3:11.3 |
| 33 | Martinez, Danny | 288 | Portland | 33 | 31:53.6 | 1:10.4 | 5:08.1 | 3:11.4 |
| 34 | Dholakia, Amar | 466 | UC Davis | 34 | 31:53.7 | 1:10.5 | 5:08.2 | 3:11.4 |
| 35 | Brandt, Robert | 120 | California | 35 | 31:55.4 | 1:12.2 | 5:08.4 | 3:11.5 |
| 36 | Park, Rhys | 60 | Boise State | 36 | 31:55.7 | 1:12.5 | 5:08.5 | 3:11.6 |
| 37 | Tadesse, Nathan | 590 | Washington St. | 37 | 31:56.0 | 1:12.8 | 5:08.5 | 3:11.6 |
| 38 | Brendel, Trent | 121 | California | 38 | 31:56.1 | 1:12.9 | 5:08.5 | 3:11.6 |
| 39 | Leingang, Jake | 238 | Oregon | 39 | 31:56.8 | 1:13.6 | 5:08.7 | 3:11.7 |
| 40 | Smith, Myles | 536 | UCLA | 40 | 31:57.5 | 1:14.3 | 5:08.8 | 3:11.7 |
| 41 | Driscoll, Ryan | 360 | San Francisco | 41 | 31:57.5 | 1:14.3 | 5:08.8 | 3:11.7 |
| 42 | Wharton, Sam | 454 | Stanford | 42 | 31:57.7 | 1:14.5 | 5:08.8 | 3:11.8 |
| 43 | Prakel, Sam | 242 | Oregon | 43 | 31:58.0 | 1:14.8 | 5:08.8 | 3:11.8 |
| 44 | Diaz, Jonah | 530 | UCLA | 44 | 31:59.2 | 1:16.0 | 5:09.0 | 3:11.9 |
| 45 | DeHaven, Addison | 57 | Boise State | 45 | 32:00.3 | 1:17.1 | 5:09.2 | 3:12.0 |
| 46 | Hauger, Nick | 285 | Portland | 46 | 32:01.9 | 1:18.7 | 5:09.5 | 3:12.2 |
| 47 | Fernandez, Bryan | 235 | Oregon | 47 | 32:02.5 | 1:19.3 | 5:09.6 | 3:12.2 |
| 48 | Dillard, Alex | 281 | Portland | 48 | 32:03.7 | 1:20.5 | 5:09.8 | 3:12.4 |
| 49 | Vaziri, Shyan | 518 | UC Santa Barbara | 49 | 32:04.1 | 1:20.9 | 5:09.8 | 3:12.4 |
| 50 | Chance, Edward | 424 | St. Marys (Cal.) | 50 | 32:06.6 | 1:23.4 | 5:10.2 | 3:12.7 |
| 51 | Teigen, Chandler | 591 | Washington St. | 51 | 32:06.8 | 1:23.6 | 5:10.3 | 3:12.7 |
| 52 | Goehler, Timo | 284 | Portland | 52 | 32:08.5 | 1:25.3 | 5:10.5 | 3:12.8 |
| 53 | Baier, George | 510 | UC Santa Barbara | 53 | 32:09.6 | 1:26.4 | 5:10.7 | 3:13.0 |
| 54 | Davis, Sean | 529 | UCLA | 54 | 32:10.4 | 1:27.2 | 5:10.8 | 3:13.0 |
| 55 | Branch, Kyle | 159 | Gonzaga | 55 | 32:11.0 | 1:27.8 | 5:10.9 | 3:13.1 |
| 56 | Woolf, Nick | 83 | Cal Poly | 56 | 32:13.8 | 1:30.6 | 5:11.4 | 3:13.4 |
| 57 | Haughey, Gabriel | 286 | Portland | 57 | 32:14.6 | 1:31.4 | 5:11.5 | 3:13.5 |
| 58 | Guijarro, Carlos | 514 | UC Santa Barbara | 58 | 32:15.6 | 1:32.4 | 5:11.7 | 3:13.6 |
| 59 | Stevens, Johnathan | 573 | Washington | 59 | 32:17.8 | 1:34.6 | 5:12.0 | 3:13.8 |
| 60 | Herson, Ryan | 40 | Arizona State | 60 | 32:19.7 | 1:36.5 | 5:12.3 | 3:14.0 |
| 61 | Leach, Matt | 362 | San Francisco | 61 | 32:20.0 | 1:36.8 | 5:12.4 | 3:14.0 |
| 62 | Demeku-Ousman, Solomon | 494 | UC Riverside | 62 | 32:20.2 | 1:37.0 | 5:12.4 | 3:14.0 |
| 63 | Crook, Bryan | 395 | Santa Clara | 63 | 32:20.9 | 1:37.7 | 5:12.5 | 3:14.1 |
| 64 | Aziz, Mohamed | 358 | San Francisco | 64 | 32:21.5 | 1:38.3 | 5:12.6 | 3:14.1 |
| 65 | Penaloza, Jose | 97 | Cal St. Fullerton | 65 | 32:23.3 | 1:40.1 | 5:12.9 | 3:14.3 |
| 66 | Galvez, David | 76 | Cal Poly | 66 | 32:24.0 | 1:40.8 | 5:13.0 | 3:14.4 |
| 67 | Pina, Jose | 380 | San Jose St. | 67 | 32:24.2 | 1:41.0 | 5:13.1 | 3:14.4 |
| 68 | Migliozzi, Garrett | 80 | Cal Poly | 68 | 32:25.2 | 1:42.0 | 5:13.2 | 3:14.5 |
| 69 | Jordan, Cody | 497 | UC Riverside | 69 | 32:27.0 | 1:43.8 | 5:13.5 | 3:14.7 |
| 70 | Hamilton, Vince | 163 | Gonzaga | 70 | 32:28.0 | 1:44.9 | 5:13.7 | 3:14.8 |
| 71 | Grove, Devon | 79 | Cal Poly | 71 | 32:29.3 | 1:46.1 | 5:13.9 | 3:14.9 |
| 72 | Fahy, Steven | 443 | Stanford | 72 | 32:32.2 | 1:49.0 | 5:14.4 | 3:15.2 |
| 73 | Moussa, Mahmoud | 569 | Washington | 73 | 32:32.8 | 1:49.6 | 5:14.5 | 3:15.3 |
| 74 | Branagh, Ben | 376 | San Jose St. | 74 | 32:33.3 | 1:50.1 | 5:14.5 | 3:15.3 |
| 75 | O'Neil, Austin | 535 | UCLA | 75 | 32:34.0 | 1:50.8 | 5:14.6 | 3:15.4 |
| 76 | Marshall, Jackson | 534 | UCLA | 76 | 32:36.0 | 1:52.8 | 5:15.0 | 3:15.6 |
| 77 | Albertson, CJ | 35 | Arizona State | 77 | 32:38.0 | 1:54.8 | 5:15.3 | 3:15.8 |
| 78 | Later, Leland | 124 | California | 78 | 32:40.0 | 1:56.8 | 5:15.6 | 3:16.0 |
| 79 | Hansen, Zach | 425 | St. Marys (Cal.) | 79 | 32:40.3 | 1:57.1 | 5:15.7 | 3:16.0 |
| 80 | Pederson, Koby | 216 | Loyola Marymount | 80 | 32:41.7 | 1:58.5 | 5:15.9 | 3:16.2 |
| 81 | Willis, Samuel | 25 | Arizona | -- | 32:42.3 | 1:59.1 | 5:16.0 | 3:16.2 |
| 82 | Norton, Ryan | 43 | Arizona State | 81 | 32:45.5 | 2:02.3 | 5:16.5 | 3:16.5 |
| 83 | Littooy, Brad | 515 | UC Santa Barbara | 82 | 32:46.3 | 2:03.1 | 5:16.6 | 3:16.6 |
| 84 | Morales, Luis | 81 | Cal Poly | 83 | 32:47.2 | 2:04.0 | 5:16.8 | 3:16.7 |
| 85 | Avila, Adam | 509 | UC Santa Barbara | 84 | 32:47.9 | 2:04.7 | 5:16.9 | 3:16.8 |
| 86 | Ernst, Jannik | 377 | San Jose St. | 85 | 32:49.1 | 2:06.0 | 5:17.1 | 3:16.9 |
| 87 | Gonzalez, Josue | 378 | San Jose St. | 86 | 32:50.0 | 2:06.8 | 5:17.2 | 3:17.0 |
| 88 | Pearce, Jack | 168 | Gonzaga | 87 | 32:51.1 | 2:07.9 | 5:17.4 | 3:17.1 |
| 89 | Greenough, Ryan | 396 | Santa Clara | 88 | 32:53.1 | 2:10.0 | 5:17.7 | 3:17.3 |
| 90 | Kimsey, Alex | 138 | Eastern Washington | 89 | 32:54.1 | 2:10.9 | 5:17.9 | 3:17.4 |
| 91 | Bautista, Samuel | 195 | Long Beach St. | 90 | 32:55.3 | 2:12.1 | 5:18.1 | 3:17.5 |
| 92 | Enriquez, Chris | 282 | Portland | 91 | 32:56.1 | 2:12.9 | 5:18.2 | 3:17.6 |
| 93 | Purtzer, Quentin | 364 | San Francisco | 92 | 32:57.4 | 2:14.2 | 5:18.4 | 3:17.7 |
| 94 | Kibet, Collins | 20 | Arizona | -- | 33:02.8 | 2:19.6 | 5:19.3 | 3:18.3 |
| 95 | Finney, Jake | 586 | Washington St. | 93 | 33:03.9 | 2:20.7 | 5:19.5 | 3:18.4 |
| 96 | Goldizen, Ian | 162 | Gonzaga | 94 | 33:04.3 | 2:21.1 | 5:19.5 | 3:18.4 |
| 97 | Nguyen, Cody | 470 | UC Davis | 95 | 33:04.8 | 2:21.6 | 5:19.6 | 3:18.5 |
| 98 | Corcoran, Garrett | 122 | California | 96 | 33:05.7 | 2:22.5 | 5:19.8 | 3:18.6 |
| 99 | Huff, Craig | 379 | San Jose St. | 97 | 33:06.4 | 2:23.2 | 5:19.9 | 3:18.6 |
| 100 | Brenton, Aaron | 137 | Eastern Washington | 98 | 33:07.6 | 2:24.4 | 5:20.1 | 3:18.8 |
| 101 | Arias-Sheridan , Gabe | 422 | St. Marys (Cal.) | 99 | 33:07.7 | 2:24.6 | 5:20.1 | 3:18.8 |
| 102 | Montoya, Bernie | 41 | Arizona State | 100 | 33:07.8 | 2:24.6 | 5:20.1 | 3:18.8 |
| 103 | Casco, Joe | 93 | Cal St. Fullerton | 101 | 33:10.7 | 2:27.5 | 5:20.6 | 3:19.1 |
| 104 | Coyle, Thomas | 442 | Stanford | 102 | 33:11.7 | 2:28.5 | 5:20.7 | 3:19.2 |
| 105 | Gill, Cooper | 145 | Fresno State | 103 | 33:12.4 | 2:29.2 | 5:20.8 | 3:19.2 |
| 106 | Brazeal, Cody | 38 | Arizona State | 104 | 33:12.7 | 2:29.5 | 5:20.9 | 3:19.3 |
| 107 | Wadhwani, Nathan | 592 | Washington St. | 105 | 33:17.5 | 2:34.3 | 5:21.7 | 3:19.7 |
| 108 | Kwiatkowski, Matt | 147 | Fresno State | 106 | 33:21.7 | 2:38.5 | 5:22.3 | 3:20.2 |
| 109 | Heath, Nick | 269 | Pepperdine | 107 | 33:24.4 | 2:41.2 | 5:22.8 | 3:20.4 |
| 110 | Monk, Ben | 411 | Seattle U. | 108 | 33:26.3 | 2:43.1 | 5:23.1 | 3:20.6 |
| 111 | Bottoms, Stephen | 136 | Eastern Washington | 109 | 33:27.0 | 2:43.8 | 5:23.2 | 3:20.7 |
| 112 | Fredlund, Christopher | 213 | Loyola Marymount | 110 | 33:29.5 | 2:46.3 | 5:23.6 | 3:20.9 |
| 113 | Vientos, Brandon | 218 | Loyola Marymount | 111 | 33:31.0 | 2:47.8 | 5:23.8 | 3:21.1 |
| 114 | Estrada, Branden | 212 | Loyola Marymount | 112 | 33:36.6 | 2:53.4 | 5:24.7 | 3:21.7 |
| 115 | Reed, Tim | 99 | Cal St. Fullerton | 113 | 33:37.5 | 2:54.3 | 5:24.9 | 3:21.7 |
| 116 | Ratto, Nick | 471 | UC Davis | 114 | 33:39.1 | 2:55.9 | 5:25.1 | 3:21.9 |
| 117 | Boyal, Swarnjit | 74 | Cal Poly | 115 | 33:40.3 | 2:57.1 | 5:25.3 | 3:22.0 |
| 118 | Oser, Austin | 140 | Eastern Washington | 116 | 33:40.9 | 2:57.7 | 5:25.4 | 3:22.1 |
| 119 | Arguinchona, Baxter | 406 | Seattle U. | 117 | 33:41.9 | 2:58.7 | 5:25.6 | 3:22.2 |
| 120 | Zeratsion, Huruy | 382 | San Jose St. | 118 | 33:41.9 | 2:58.8 | 5:25.6 | 3:22.2 |
| 121 | Ceja, Jordy | 465 | UC Davis | 119 | 33:44.9 | 3:01.7 | 5:26.1 | 3:22.5 |
| 122 | Arroyo, Gus | 407 | Seattle U. | 120 | 33:45.8 | 3:02.6 | 5:26.2 | 3:22.6 |
| 123 | Shepherd, Edward | 365 | San Francisco | 121 | 33:46.9 | 3:03.7 | 5:26.4 | 3:22.7 |
| 124 | Joerger, Brian | 214 | Loyola Marymount | 122 | 33:47.2 | 3:04.0 | 5:26.4 | 3:22.7 |
| 125 | Campbell, Aaron | 299 | Portland State | 123 | 33:48.9 | 3:05.7 | 5:26.7 | 3:22.9 |
| 126 | Rodarte, Raul | 381 | San Jose St. | 124 | 33:49.4 | 3:06.2 | 5:26.8 | 3:22.9 |
| 127 | Stark, Nathan | 186 | Idaho | -- | 33:52.3 | 3:09.1 | 5:27.3 | 3:23.2 |
| 128 | Burke, Liam | 334 | San Diego | 125 | 33:53.0 | 3:09.8 | 5:27.4 | 3:23.3 |
| 129 | Brumbaugh, Aaron | 393 | Santa Clara | 126 | 33:55.4 | 3:12.2 | 5:27.8 | 3:23.5 |
| 130 | Thompson, Isaiah | 486 | UC Irvine | 127 | 33:55.9 | 3:12.7 | 5:27.8 | 3:23.6 |
| 131 | Labadie, Mason | 426 | St. Marys (Cal.) | 128 | 33:56.3 | 3:13.1 | 5:27.9 | 3:23.6 |
| 132 | McCandless, Conor | 167 | Gonzaga | 129 | 33:57.8 | 3:14.6 | 5:28.1 | 3:23.8 |
| 133 | Randall, Branden | 485 | UC Irvine | 130 | 33:58.3 | 3:15.1 | 5:28.2 | 3:23.8 |
| 134 | Normand, Ryan | 42 | Arizona State | 131 | 33:58.4 | 3:15.2 | 5:28.2 | 3:23.8 |
| 135 | Huston, Jacob | 317 | Sacramento St. | 132 | 33:58.7 | 3:15.5 | 5:28.3 | 3:23.9 |
| 136 | Boffman, Raymond | 423 | St. Marys (Cal.) | 133 | 33:59.7 | 3:16.5 | 5:28.5 | 3:24.0 |
| 137 | Fitzgerald, Patrick | 468 | UC Davis | 134 | 34:00.6 | 3:17.4 | 5:28.6 | 3:24.1 |
| 138 | Ford, Cameron | 197 | Long Beach St. | 135 | 34:01.6 | 3:18.5 | 5:28.8 | 3:24.2 |
| 139 | Capel, Lance | 210 | Loyola Marymount | 136 | 34:03.2 | 3:20.0 | 5:29.0 | 3:24.3 |
| 140 | Little, Jeff | 94 | Cal St. Fullerton | 137 | 34:05.0 | 3:21.9 | 5:29.3 | 3:24.5 |
| 141 | Del Valle, Nolan | 481 | UC Irvine | 138 | 34:06.3 | 3:23.1 | 5:29.5 | 3:24.6 |
| 142 | Kitzan, Isaac | 139 | Eastern Washington | 139 | 34:07.1 | 3:24.0 | 5:29.6 | 3:24.7 |
| 143 | Blanchard, Nick | 264 | Pepperdine | 140 | 34:08.8 | 3:25.6 | 5:29.9 | 3:24.9 |
| 144 | Westfall, Noah | 398 | Santa Clara | 141 | 34:09.2 | 3:26.0 | 5:30.0 | 3:24.9 |
| 145 | McLain, Caleb | 363 | San Francisco | 142 | 34:11.6 | 3:28.5 | 5:30.4 | 3:25.2 |
| 146 | Seidel, Matt | 413 | Seattle U. | 143 | 34:12.3 | 3:29.1 | 5:30.5 | 3:25.2 |
| 147 | Leary, Patrick | 21 | Arizona | -- | 34:12.5 | 3:29.3 | 5:30.5 | 3:25.2 |
| 148 | Blankenship, Austin | 392 | Santa Clara | 144 | 34:12.5 | 3:29.3 | 5:30.5 | 3:25.2 |
| 149 | Barragan, Andres | 194 | Long Beach St. | 145 | 34:13.0 | 3:29.8 | 5:30.6 | 3:25.3 |
| 150 | Misuraca, Evan | 397 | Santa Clara | 146 | 34:20.6 | 3:37.4 | 5:31.8 | 3:26.1 |
| 151 | Lopez, Carlos | 498 | UC Riverside | 147 | 34:22.7 | 3:39.5 | 5:32.1 | 3:26.3 |
| 152 | Talik, Jonathan | 305 | Portland State | 148 | 34:23.8 | 3:40.6 | 5:32.3 | 3:26.4 |
| 153 | Pedrotti, James | 340 | San Diego | 149 | 34:27.8 | 3:44.6 | 5:33.0 | 3:26.8 |
| 154 | Merchan, Michael | 107 | Cal St. Northridge | 150 | 34:28.4 | 3:45.2 | 5:33.1 | 3:26.8 |
| 155 | Nettle, Charlie | 108 | Cal St. Northridge | 151 | 34:29.7 | 3:46.5 | 5:33.3 | 3:27.0 |
| 156 | Voytilla, Dimitri | 82 | Cal Poly | 152 | 34:29.7 | 3:46.5 | 5:33.3 | 3:27.0 |
| 157 | Fox, Ben | 267 | Pepperdine | 153 | 34:31.0 | 3:47.8 | 5:33.5 | 3:27.1 |
| 158 | Scheuer, Samuel | 319 | Sacramento St. | 154 | 34:31.2 | 3:48.1 | 5:33.5 | 3:27.1 |
| 159 | Berriatua, Joey | 391 | Santa Clara | 155 | 34:38.8 | 3:55.6 | 5:34.7 | 3:27.9 |
| 160 | Gonzalez, Joel | 146 | Fresno State | 156 | 34:40.1 | 3:56.9 | 5:35.0 | 3:28.0 |
| 161 | Ramirez, Kevin | 200 | Long Beach St. | 157 | 34:41.2 | 3:58.1 | 5:35.1 | 3:28.1 |
| 162 | Pimentel, Sam | 98 | Cal St. Fullerton | 158 | 34:43.5 | 4:00.3 | 5:35.5 | 3:28.3 |
| 163 | Flannery, Tyler | 409 | Seattle U. | 159 | 34:43.6 | 4:00.4 | 5:35.5 | 3:28.4 |
| 164 | Lawver, Eric | 483 | UC Irvine | 160 | 34:44.4 | 4:01.2 | 5:35.6 | 3:28.4 |
| 165 | McDermott, Noah | 428 | St. Marys (Cal.) | 161 | 34:45.3 | 4:02.1 | 5:35.8 | 3:28.5 |
| 166 | Montes, Martin | 96 | Cal St. Fullerton | 162 | 34:45.7 | 4:02.5 | 5:35.9 | 3:28.6 |
| 167 | Richardson , Ben | 302 | Portland State | 163 | 34:48.0 | 4:04.8 | 5:36.2 | 3:28.8 |
| 168 | Salcido, Ryan | 318 | Sacramento St. | 164 | 34:52.1 | 4:09.0 | 5:36.9 | 3:29.2 |
| 169 | Bergstrom, Tim | 196 | Long Beach St. | 165 | 34:52.7 | 4:09.5 | 5:37.0 | 3:29.3 |
| 170 | Bickert, Jeff | 36 | Arizona State | 166 | 34:53.1 | 4:09.9 | 5:37.0 | 3:29.3 |
| 171 | Reyes, Efren | 148 | Fresno State | 167 | 34:53.3 | 4:10.1 | 5:37.1 | 3:29.3 |
| 172 | Cisneros , Alejandro | 300 | Portland State | 168 | 34:56.2 | 4:13.0 | 5:37.5 | 3:29.6 |
| 173 | Gonzales, Christian | 316 | Sacramento St. | 169 | 35:00.7 | 4:17.5 | 5:38.3 | 3:30.1 |
| 174 | Mireles, Izzak | 484 | UC Irvine | 170 | 35:03.5 | 4:20.3 | 5:38.7 | 3:30.3 |
| 175 | McLaughlin, Nathan | 410 | Seattle U. | 171 | 35:04.4 | 4:21.2 | 5:38.9 | 3:30.4 |
| 176 | Seibert, Neil | 304 | Portland State | 172 | 35:12.5 | 4:29.3 | 5:40.2 | 3:31.2 |
| 177 | Rushing, Jordon | 472 | UC Davis | 173 | 35:15.8 | 4:32.6 | 5:40.7 | 3:31.6 |
| 178 | Oekerman, Dan | 59 | Boise State | 174 | 35:16.2 | 4:33.0 | 5:40.8 | 3:31.6 |
| 179 | Spooner, Josh | 430 | St. Marys (Cal.) | 175 | 35:22.8 | 4:39.6 | 5:41.8 | 3:32.3 |
| 180 | Brandt, Connor | 333 | San Diego | 176 | 35:24.5 | 4:41.4 | 5:42.1 | 3:32.5 |
| 181 | Nunez, Emilio | 199 | Long Beach St. | 177 | 35:28.1 | 4:44.9 | 5:42.7 | 3:32.8 |
| 182 | Hernandez, Garrett | 496 | UC Riverside | 178 | 35:29.4 | 4:46.2 | 5:42.9 | 3:32.9 |
| 183 | Nguyen, Aaron | 499 | UC Riverside | 179 | 35:33.2 | 4:50.0 | 5:43.5 | 3:33.3 |
| 184 | Celum, Clay | 143 | Fresno State | 180 | 35:34.5 | 4:51.4 | 5:43.7 | 3:33.5 |
| 185 | Gonzalez, Rudy | 268 | Pepperdine | 181 | 35:35.1 | 4:51.9 | 5:43.8 | 3:33.5 |
| 186 | Franco, Angel | 198 | Long Beach St. | 182 | 35:38.2 | 4:55.0 | 5:44.3 | 3:33.8 |
| 187 | Moffit, TJ | 95 | Cal St. Fullerton | 183 | 35:38.9 | 4:55.7 | 5:44.4 | 3:33.9 |
| 188 | Esparza, Nathan | 144 | Fresno State | 184 | 35:49.7 | 5:06.5 | 5:46.2 | 3:35.0 |
| 189 | Wikler, Justin | 306 | Portland State | 185 | 35:53.1 | 5:09.9 | 5:46.7 | 3:35.3 |
| 190 | Vasquez, Edwardo | 320 | Sacramento St. | 186 | 35:54.0 | 5:10.8 | 5:46.8 | 3:35.4 |
| 191 | Ramirez, Mario | 109 | Cal St. Northridge | 187 | 35:55.9 | 5:12.7 | 5:47.2 | 3:35.6 |
| 192 | Russell, Spencer | 303 | Portland State | 188 | 35:58.3 | 5:15.1 | 5:47.5 | 3:35.8 |
| 193 | Beasley, Matthew | 332 | San Diego | 189 | 35:59.7 | 5:16.5 | 5:47.8 | 3:36.0 |
| 194 | Schofield, Daniel | 141 | Eastern Washington | 190 | 36:01.9 | 5:18.7 | 5:48.1 | 3:36.2 |
| 195 | Graciano, Andrew | 482 | UC Irvine | 191 | 36:05.1 | 5:21.9 | 5:48.6 | 3:36.5 |
| 196 | Smith, Matthew | 341 | San Diego | 192 | 36:08.3 | 5:25.1 | 5:49.2 | 3:36.8 |
| 197 | Vargas, Manuel | 110 | Cal St. Northridge | 193 | 36:12.2 | 5:29.0 | 5:49.8 | 3:37.2 |
| 198 | Snider, Dallas | 142 | Eastern Washington | 194 | 36:15.8 | 5:32.7 | 5:50.4 | 3:37.6 |
| 199 | Hinz, Zach | 337 | San Diego | 195 | 36:23.4 | 5:40.2 | 5:51.6 | 3:38.3 |
| 200 | Green, John | 495 | UC Riverside | 196 | 36:38.3 | 5:55.2 | 5:54.0 | 3:39.8 |
| 201 | Overbay, Collin | 412 | Seattle U. | 197 | 36:47.8 | 6:04.6 | 5:55.5 | 3:40.8 |
| 202 | Sytsma, Trevor | 270 | Pepperdine | 198 | 37:27.0 | 6:43.9 | 6:01.8 | 3:44.7 |
| 203 | Kanwar, Om | 339 | San Diego | 199 | 37:29.0 | 6:45.8 | 6:02.1 | 3:44.9 |
| 204 | Duncan, Michael | 211 | Loyola Marymount | 200 | 39:11.7 | 8:28.5 | 6:18.7 | 3:55.2 |
| 205 | Garcia, Ricardo | 106 | Cal St. Northridge | 201 | 39:30.4 | 8:47.2 | 6:21.7 | 3:57.0 |
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Weronika Pyzik (Bilgoraj, Poland; USF) Bio
Weronika Pyzik - 2015 Women's Cross Country
Courtesy USF
 | Weronika PyzikHeight:5-3 Class:Freshman Hometown:Bilgoraj, Poland Previous School:Liceum Ogolnoksltalcace 2015 CROSS COUNTRY: Began her Dons career in the San Francisco Invitational (Sept. 5) where she placed 6th overall with a time of 17:55.9...Also finished 6th in the Boise State Dual Meet (Sept. 11) with a time of 21:24.2...Placed 145th at the Roy Griak Invitational on Sept. 26 with a time of 24:00.0. HIGH SCHOOL AND PERSONAL: Finished 10th at the 2014 European Junior Cross Country Championships in 2014...World Cross Country Qualifier in 2015...Polish Junior Champion in the 5K in 2014 and 2015...Won the 3K Polish Junior Championships in 2014 and finished second in 2015...Coached by Mieclyslaw Jamroz...Enjoys traveling and reading books...Daughter of Barbara and Zygmunt...Born in Bilgoraj, Poland. ================================ Keith Conning: Top California athlete in West Region. |
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John Whelan (Etna HS, CA; Washington State) Bio
John Whelan
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Player Profile:
| Position: | Distance |
| Year: | Junior |
| Hometown: | Etna, Calif. |
| High School: | Etna HS |
| Experience: | High School |
WSU CAREER. SOPHOMORE (2014-15):Cross Country - Third on team and fifth overall at Clash of the Inland Northwest with a 6k time of 18:17...at Sundodger 8k finished fourth overall and second on team in time of 24:08...second Cougar and 15th overall at Stanford Invite 8k in time of 24:08...second Cougar finisher at Pre-Nats Blue Race 8k at 64th (25:13.7)...finished third on team and 8th overall at Pac-12 Championships with 8k time of 24:53...second Cougar and 54th overall at NCAA West Region with 10k time of 30:32.5…named to Pac-12 All-Academic cross country first team…Indoor - Ran PR time in 3000m of 8:25.31i at UW Invite (1/31/15, Seattle)…at Husky Classic ran PR 5k time of 14:30.20i (2/13/15, Seattle)…at MPSF finished 37th in 3k (8:31.40) and 22nd in 5k (14:47.17)…Outdoor - Cracked 4-minutes in 1500m with a time of 3:55.62 at SCC WAR VII (4/11/15, Spokane)…PR time of 29:43.41 in 10k at Mt. SAC Relays (4/17/15, Walnut)…DNF in 5k at Pac-12 Championships…named Pac-12 All-Academic track and field first team.
FRESHMAN (2013-14):Cross Country - Solid first season of collegiate competition…ninth overall, fourth on team at Clash of the Inland Northwest 6k (18:50)...fourth Cougar, 20th overall at Sundodger Invitational 8k (24:29.45)...second Cougar, 80th overall at Notre Dame Invitational five-mile (25:37.2)...finished 10th overall, fourth Cougar at Inland Empire Classic 8k (24:06)...third Cougar, 30th overall at Pac-12 Championships 8k (26:01)...finished 75th overall, fourth Cougar at NCAA West Regional Championships 10k (31:27)…Indoor - Best 3000m time of 8:36.48i came at Cougar Indoor (2/1/14, Pullman)…top mile time of 4:17.97i came at Vandal Indoor (2/7/14, Moscow)…ran 5000m time of 14:43.38i was at Husky Classic (2/14/14, Seattle)…Outdoor - Ran 5000m PR time of 14:17.80 at Stanford Invite (4/4/14)…PR in 10k of 29:54.72 came at Mt. SAC Relays (4/17/14, Walnut)…at WSU-UW Dual meet ran 3k PR time of 8:34.40 (5/3/14, Pullman)…finished 15th in the 10k the Pac-12 Championships in Pullman (32:53.72).
HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. Earned eight varsity letters at Etna High…four letters in cross country and four in track, all under the tutelage of coach Les Helsley…during cross country career was three-time Shasta Cascade League champion…at North Section California Interscholastic Federation (NSCIF) Championships took 53rd and eighth place before winning title as junior and successfully defending that title as a senior…at CIF Division 5 State Meet took 33rd as sophomore, seventh as junior and was runner-up as senior…fall of 2012 finished 16th at Footlocker West Regional…on the track, captured league titles in the 800m three times, in the 1600m three times and in the 3200m four times…added one 4x400m relay title senior year…boys team won Shasta Cascade title junior and senior seasons…at NSCIF meet in the 3200m races placed sixth as freshman, runner-up sophomore and junior years and won the title as senior with school record time of 9:28.20…as senior advanced to CIF State Championship and ran PR time of 9:15.36 in 14th-place finish…PR time in 1600m of 4:22.79 in school record.
PERSONAL. Born in April 1995, in Medford, Oregon…father Jim is a retired fisheries biologist…mother Karen is a dental hygienist…enjoys backpacking, fishing and biking…senior class president…ASB public relations officer…graduated with 4.24 GPA…class Valedictorian…majoring in biology at WSU.
WHELAN’S WSU BESTS
Mile - 4:17.97i (2014)
1500m - 3:55.62 (2015)
3000m - 8:25.31i (2015)
5000m - 14:17.80 (2014)
10,000m - 29:43.41 (2015)
PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIPS PERFORMANCES
2015 5,000m DNF
2014 10,000m 15th 32:53.72
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Keith Conning: Top Californian in West Region.
FRESHMAN (2013-14):Cross Country - Solid first season of collegiate competition…ninth overall, fourth on team at Clash of the Inland Northwest 6k (18:50)...fourth Cougar, 20th overall at Sundodger Invitational 8k (24:29.45)...second Cougar, 80th overall at Notre Dame Invitational five-mile (25:37.2)...finished 10th overall, fourth Cougar at Inland Empire Classic 8k (24:06)...third Cougar, 30th overall at Pac-12 Championships 8k (26:01)...finished 75th overall, fourth Cougar at NCAA West Regional Championships 10k (31:27)…Indoor - Best 3000m time of 8:36.48i came at Cougar Indoor (2/1/14, Pullman)…top mile time of 4:17.97i came at Vandal Indoor (2/7/14, Moscow)…ran 5000m time of 14:43.38i was at Husky Classic (2/14/14, Seattle)…Outdoor - Ran 5000m PR time of 14:17.80 at Stanford Invite (4/4/14)…PR in 10k of 29:54.72 came at Mt. SAC Relays (4/17/14, Walnut)…at WSU-UW Dual meet ran 3k PR time of 8:34.40 (5/3/14, Pullman)…finished 15th in the 10k the Pac-12 Championships in Pullman (32:53.72).
HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. Earned eight varsity letters at Etna High…four letters in cross country and four in track, all under the tutelage of coach Les Helsley…during cross country career was three-time Shasta Cascade League champion…at North Section California Interscholastic Federation (NSCIF) Championships took 53rd and eighth place before winning title as junior and successfully defending that title as a senior…at CIF Division 5 State Meet took 33rd as sophomore, seventh as junior and was runner-up as senior…fall of 2012 finished 16th at Footlocker West Regional…on the track, captured league titles in the 800m three times, in the 1600m three times and in the 3200m four times…added one 4x400m relay title senior year…boys team won Shasta Cascade title junior and senior seasons…at NSCIF meet in the 3200m races placed sixth as freshman, runner-up sophomore and junior years and won the title as senior with school record time of 9:28.20…as senior advanced to CIF State Championship and ran PR time of 9:15.36 in 14th-place finish…PR time in 1600m of 4:22.79 in school record.
PERSONAL. Born in April 1995, in Medford, Oregon…father Jim is a retired fisheries biologist…mother Karen is a dental hygienist…enjoys backpacking, fishing and biking…senior class president…ASB public relations officer…graduated with 4.24 GPA…class Valedictorian…majoring in biology at WSU.
WHELAN’S WSU BESTS
Mile - 4:17.97i (2014)
1500m - 3:55.62 (2015)
3000m - 8:25.31i (2015)
5000m - 14:17.80 (2014)
10,000m - 29:43.41 (2015)
PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIPS PERFORMANCES
2015 5,000m DNF
2014 10,000m 15th 32:53.72
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Keith Conning: Top Californian in West Region.
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STANFORD MEN ADVANCE, WOMEN WAIT
Nov. 13, 2015
STANFORD MEN ADVANCE, WOMEN WAIT
Card teams compete in NCAA Regional Cross Country
SEATTLE – The Stanford men finished second at the NCAA West Regional Cross Country Championships on Friday, earning an automatic berth into the NCAA Championships.
The Cardinal women were fourth (121 points) and will require an at-large berth to advance. The fields for the NCAA Championships in Louisville, Kentucky, will be announced Sunday.
The top two teams in each of nine regionals around the country qualified automatically. Thirteen more advance at-large to create a pair of 31-team fields. Stanford is seeking to advance both teams to the NCAA’s for the 22nd consecutive year.
In the men’s race, Stanford scored 83 points to trail only Washington’s 63. Oregon, paced by winner Edward Cheserek, was third with 99. Two-time defending NCAA champion Cheserek ran 30:43.2 over 10 kilometers (6.21 miles) at Jefferson Park Golf Course to win. Stanford placed three runners among the top eight.
Sean McGorty, the Pac-12 runner-up behind Cheserek, ran in the lead pack much of the way, but faded after Cheserek broke free late in the race. Still, McGorty worked together with teammates Jim and Joe Rosa to finish solidly.
Jim Rosa, Stanford’s No. 5 runner in his season debut at the Pac-12 Championships on Oct. 30, was the Cardinal’s No. 1 on Friday, leading a group of three that finished within one second of each other. Jim Rosa ran 31:14.9, McGorty ran 31:15.1, and Jim’s twin brother Joe Rosa ran 31:15.3.
At the NCAA Championships at E.P. Tom Sawyer Park in Louisville, Stanford is expected to have two of its top runners available who were rested Friday, freshman Grant Fisher and junior Jack Keelan.
The Stanford women were a distant 41 points behind Boise State for the second automatic qualifying spot. Oregon (79) won and Washington was (105). Stanford ran without two-time Pac-12 champion Aisling Cuffe, who sat out as an injury precaution, but is expected to race at nationals.
Instead, Sophie Chase led the Cardinal. It was the first time in her career that the junior has finished as Stanford’s No. 1. Chase covered the 8K (3.73-mile) course in 21:04.6 to place 15th, with sophomore Julia Maxwell next for the Cardinal in 18th (21:06.4). It was Maxwell’s highest-ever team placing as well.
The Cardinal benefited from balance. All seven finished within 24 seconds of each other and were separated by 24 places. The individual winner was Boise State freshman Allie Ostrander, who ran 20:10.9.
Media outlets project the Stanford women to advance based on season points accumulated against qualifying teams in an at-large qualifying system. The Cardinal is seeking its 23rd consecutive NCAA team berth.
Here is a link to complete results: http://www.rtspt.com/events/ncaa/d1westxc15/
NCAA West Regionals
At Jefferson Park Golf Course
At Jefferson Park Golf Course
Men, 10K (6.21 miles)
Team leaders (top two qualify automatically) – 1, Washington 63; 2, Stanford 83; 3, Oregon 99; 4, Washington State 125; 5, Boise State 137; 6, California 146; 7, UCLA 163; 8, UC Santa Barbara 184; 9, Portland 200; 10, Gonzaga 253.
Individual leaders – 1, Edward Cheserek (Oregon) 30:43.2; 2, John Whelan (Washington State) 30:54.9; 3, Michael Williams (Washington State) 31:05.4; 4, Travis Neuman (Oregon) 31:07.8; 5, Tyler King (Washington) 31:08.1.
Stanford results – 6, Jim Rosa 31:14.9; 7, Sean McGorty 31:15.1; 8, Joe Rosa 31:15.3; 20, Garrett Sweatt 31:35.0; 42, Sam Wharton 31:57.7; 72, Steven Fahy 32:32.2; 104, Tom Coyle 33:11.7.
Women, 6K (3.73 miles)
Team leaders (top two qualify automatically) – 1, Oregon 79; 2, Boise State 80; 3, Washington 105; 4, Stanford 121; 5, San Francisco 182; 6, Gonzaga 224; 7, California 234; 8, Arizona State 243; 9, Portland 286; 10, UCLA 334.
Individual leaders – 1, Allie Ostrander (Boise State) 20:10.9; 2, Waverly Neer (Oregon) 20:32.2; 3, Maddie Meyers (Washington) 20:37.2; 4, Brenna Peloquin (Boise State) 20:37.8; 5, Minttu Hukka (Boise State) 20:42.2.
Stanford results -- 15, Sophie Chase 21:04.6; 18, Julia Maxwell 21:06.4; 24, Danielle Katz 21:13.0; 29, Hannah Long 21:19.5; 35, Claudia Saunders 21:22.2; 38, Molly McNamara 21:25.2; 39, Vanessa Fraser 21:26.2.
For more information, contact:
David Kiefer
Assistant Athletics Communications Director
Stanford University
(650) 759-0258, cell
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Dons Place 5th at West Regionals
Coach Helen Lehman-Winters is wearing the black hood. I've known her since she ran for El Cerrito High School.
Women's Cross Country | |
Dons Place 5th at West Regionals
Courtesy USF
Seattle, Wash. –– At the NCAA West Regionals held at Jefferson Golf Course in Seattle, Wash. on Friday afternoon, the USF women's cross country team ran an extremely strong race, finishing fifth overall (182 points) in the field of 35 teams.
USF was led by freshman phenom Weronika Pyzik, who placed with a time of 20:52.7, the best finish from a Don at regionals in program history. Pyzik also represented the second finisher from a West Coast Conference school, coming in right after Gonzaga's Shelby Mills, the winner of the WCC Championships.
Redshirt junior Elena Burkard turned in another strong performance, placing 16th with a time of 21:04.9. The next Don to finish was Charlotte Taylor, who ran the course in 21:11.3 to take 23rd overall. Following Taylor was Tatjana Schulte in 46th place with a time of 21:31.9 and Daryl Phill (22:16.1) in 90th.
With their top 25 performances on Friday, Pyzik, Burkard and Taylor were named to the All-West Region team. It marked the highest combined top three performances at regionals in USF cross country history.
"I am so pleased with how our women ran today," said head cross country coach Helen Lehman-Winters. "We beat every team we were capable of beating and battled all the way to the finish. If we get the opportunity to compete next weekend, we can be even better than we were today."
Emma Stähr (23:16.0) and Kelsey Nielsen (23:40.2) also competed for the Dons, taking 173rd and 199th respectively.
Ahead of the Dons in the team standings were Oregon, who won the region title with a score of 79, followed by Boise State (80), Washington (105) and Stanford (121). Individually, Allie Ostrander of Boise State took home first place with a time of 20:10.9, beating the second place finisher by just over 21 seconds. Oregon and Boise State finished first and second in the team standings to gain an automatic bid to the NCAA Championships.
On Saturday, the NCAA will announce which teams, along with individual qualifiers, will receive an at-large berth to the NCAA Championships on Nov. 21 in Louisville, KY. Please stay tuned to @DonsXCTF and @DonsAthletics on Twitter to find out which Dons qualified for the NCAA Championships next Saturday.
USF's Results
Pyzik (8th - 20:52.7)
Burkard (16th - 21:04.9)
Taylor (23rd - 21:11.3)
Schulte (46th - 21:31.9)
Phill (90th - 22:16.1)
Stähr (173rd - 23:16.0)
Nielsen (199th - 23:40.2)
USF was led by freshman phenom Weronika Pyzik, who placed with a time of 20:52.7, the best finish from a Don at regionals in program history. Pyzik also represented the second finisher from a West Coast Conference school, coming in right after Gonzaga's Shelby Mills, the winner of the WCC Championships.
Redshirt junior Elena Burkard turned in another strong performance, placing 16th with a time of 21:04.9. The next Don to finish was Charlotte Taylor, who ran the course in 21:11.3 to take 23rd overall. Following Taylor was Tatjana Schulte in 46th place with a time of 21:31.9 and Daryl Phill (22:16.1) in 90th.
With their top 25 performances on Friday, Pyzik, Burkard and Taylor were named to the All-West Region team. It marked the highest combined top three performances at regionals in USF cross country history.
"I am so pleased with how our women ran today," said head cross country coach Helen Lehman-Winters. "We beat every team we were capable of beating and battled all the way to the finish. If we get the opportunity to compete next weekend, we can be even better than we were today."
Emma Stähr (23:16.0) and Kelsey Nielsen (23:40.2) also competed for the Dons, taking 173rd and 199th respectively.
Ahead of the Dons in the team standings were Oregon, who won the region title with a score of 79, followed by Boise State (80), Washington (105) and Stanford (121). Individually, Allie Ostrander of Boise State took home first place with a time of 20:10.9, beating the second place finisher by just over 21 seconds. Oregon and Boise State finished first and second in the team standings to gain an automatic bid to the NCAA Championships.
On Saturday, the NCAA will announce which teams, along with individual qualifiers, will receive an at-large berth to the NCAA Championships on Nov. 21 in Louisville, KY. Please stay tuned to @DonsXCTF and @DonsAthletics on Twitter to find out which Dons qualified for the NCAA Championships next Saturday.
USF's Results
Pyzik (8th - 20:52.7)
Burkard (16th - 21:04.9)
Taylor (23rd - 21:11.3)
Schulte (46th - 21:31.9)
Phill (90th - 22:16.1)
Stähr (173rd - 23:16.0)
Nielsen (199th - 23:40.2)
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Cal Men Qualify For NCAA Championships
Courtesy GoldenBearSports.com
Cal Men Qualify For NCAA Championships
Golden Bear Men Earn At-Large Status After Finishing Sixth At NCAA West Regional
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Division I XC All-Region Honorees Announced for 2015
Division I XC All-Region Honorees Announced for 2015
By Kyle Terwillegar, USTFCCCA
November 13, 2015
NEW ORLEANS– All-Region honorees for NCAA Division I Cross Country were recognized Friday evening by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) following the day’s NCAA regional championships meets.
A total of 450 student-athletes (225 men and 225 women) earned the distinction by finishing among the top 25 individual finishers at one of the nine regional sites across the country. Only athletes competing for USTFCCCA member programs are eligible for the award.
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Only two teams in the country were deep enough on Friday to earn seven All-Region awards, and it’s a pairing that portends a spectacular match-up at the NCAA Championships in Louisville next Saturday: the men of No. 1 Colorado and No. 2 Syracuse. The Buffaloes won the Mountain and the Orangemen claimed the Northeast.
Four women’s teams were represented on the All-Region list by six runners. Mountain champion No. 2 Colorado, South Central champion No. 3 Arkansas, Great Lakes champion No. 7 Michigan and Mid-Atlantic champion No. 14 Georgetown.
Northeast men’s runner-up No. 9 Iona also earned six All-Region honors.
Led by the Syracuse men, no conference in the country scored more All-Region honors than the 30 amassed by the ACC. Next up was the Pac-12 led by Colorado with 25, followed by the Big Ten with 24 and the SEC with 22.
The ACC was also the top women’s conference with 27 honorees. Then came the SEC with 25, the Big Ten with 24 and both the Big 12 and Pac-12 with 21 apiece.
Freshman runners – including West Region women’s champ Allie Ostrander of Boise State – accounted for 33 of the women’s awards and 16 of the men’s.
Five women’s teams featured two All-Region honorees – all of which finished first or second in their regions’ team standings. Those include Mountain champion No. 2 Colorado and South champion No. 27 Vanderbilt, as well as West runner-up No. 9 Boise State, Southeast runner-up No. 8 NC State and Great Lakes runner-up No. 15 Notre Dame.
The men of Princeton and Lamar both depended on two frosh All-Region honorees.
The NCAA Division I Cross Country Championships will be contested November 21 in Louisville, Kentucky, hosted by Louisville at the E.P. “Tom” Sawyer State Park. The meet will be broadcast live online at NCAA.com.
Regional athletes and coaches of the year will be announced Tuesday.
MEN – 2015 NCAA DIVISION I XC ALL-REGION HONOREES (USTFCCCA) | |||
| Student-Athlete | Year | Team | Region |
| Kyle Eller | JR | Air Force | Mountain |
| Patrick Corona | SR | Air Force | Mountain |
| Kyle Cochrun | SR | Akron | Great Lakes |
| Clayton Murphy | JR | Akron | Great Lakes |
| Antibahs Kosgei | JR | Alabama | South |
| Robbie Farnham-Rose | JR | Alabama | South |
| Gabe Gonzales | SR | Arkansas | South Central |
| Frankline Tonui | JR | Arkansas | South Central |
| Cale Wallace | SR | Arkansas | South Central |
| Jack Bruce | SO | Arkansas | South Central |
| Isaac Lalang | SO | Arkansas-Little Rock | South Central |
| Redatu Semeon | SR | Auburn | South |
| Kaleb McLeod | FR | Belmont | South |
| Michael Vennard | SO | Boise State | West |
| Kevin Thomas | SR | Boston U. | Northeast |
| Will Sheeran | SR | Brown | Northeast |
| Erik Peterson | SR | Butler | Great Lakes |
| Dallin Farnsworth | FR | BYU | Mountain |
| Aaron Fletcher | SR | BYU | Mountain |
| Connor McMillan | SO | BYU | Mountain |
| Dylan Shawhan | SR | BYU | Mountain |
| Chris Walden | SR | California | West |
| John Lawson | SO | California | West |
| Lawrence Kipkoech | FR | Campbell | Southeast |
| Amon Terer | JR | Campbell | Southeast |
| Pierce Murphy | SR | Colorado | Mountain |
| Morgan Pearson | SR | Colorado | Mountain |
| Ammar Moussa | SR | Colorado | Mountain |
| Zach Perrin | SO | Colorado | Mountain |
| John Dressel | FR | Colorado | Mountain |
| Ben Saarel | JR | Colorado | Mountain |
| Connor Winter | SR | Colorado | Mountain |
| Jefferson Abbey | JR | Colorado St. | Mountain |
| Jerrell Mock | SO | Colorado St. | Mountain |
| Tait Rutherford | SR | Columbia | Northeast |
| Jack Boyle | JR | Columbia | Northeast |
| Ben Rainero | SR | Cornell/International HS, San Francisco | Northeast |
| Brian Eimstad | SR | Cornell | Northeast |
| Dominic DeLuca | SO | Cornell | Northeast |
| Daniel Salas | JR | Dartmouth | Northeast |
| Reed Fischer | JR | Drake | Midwest |
| Shaun Thompson | SR | Duke | Southeast |
| Riley McInerney | JR | Eastern Illinois | Midwest |
| Amos Kosgey | JR | Eastern Kentucky | Southeast |
| Jaime Perales | JR | Eastern Kentucky | Southeast |
| Erick Rotich | FR | Eastern Kentucky | Southeast |
| Nicholas Raymond | JR | Eastern Michigan | Great Lakes |
| Willy Fink | SR | Eastern Michigan | Great Lakes |
| Hlynur Andresson | SO | Eastern Michigan | Great Lakes |
| Jimmy Clark | SR | Florida | South |
| Eddie Garcia | SR | Florida | South |
| Carlos Miranda | JR | Florida | South |
| Harry Mulenga | JR | Florida State | South |
| Zak Seddon | SR | Florida State | South |
| Jack Goodwin | SR | Florida State | South |
| Stanley Linton | JR | Florida State | South |
| Grant Nykaza | JR | Florida State | South |
| Tanner Hinkle | JR | Furman | Southeast |
| Frank Lara | SO | Furman | Southeast |
| Aaron Templeton | SO | Furman | Southeast |
| Steven Flynn | SR | George Mason | Southeast |
| Jonathan Green | SO | Georgetown | Mid-Atlantic |
| Michael Lederhouse | JR | Georgetown | Mid-Atlantic |
| Amos Bartelsmeyer | SO | Georgetown | Mid-Atlantic |
| Scott Carpenter | JR | Georgetown | Mid-Atlantic |
| Christian Alvarado | FR | Georgetown | Mid-Atlantic |
| Zack Sims | SR | Georgia | South |
| Bryan Kamau | SO | Georgia | South |
| Brandon Lasater | SR | Georgia Tech | South |
| Matthew Crichlow | SR | Gonzaga | West |
| Troy Fraley | JR | Gonzaga | West |
| Brian Barraza | JR | Houston | South Central |
| Dylan Lafond | JR | Illinois | Midwest |
| Jesse Reiser | FR | Illinois | Midwest |
| Rorey Hunter | SR | Indiana | Great Lakes |
| Jason Crist | JR | Indiana | Great Lakes |
| Kyle DuVall | SO | Indiana | Great Lakes |
| John Mascari | SR | Indiana State | Great Lakes |
| Kieran Clements | JR | Iona | Northeast |
| Gilbert Kirui | SO | Iona | Northeast |
| Mike O’Dowd | SR | Iona | Northeast |
| Chartt Miller | SO | Iona | Northeast |
| Brandon Allen | SO | Iona | Northeast |
| Liam Dee | FR | Iona | Northeast |
| Nathan Rodriguez | SO | Iowa State | Midwest |
| Evan Landes | SR | Kansas | Midwest |
| Jacob Morgan | SR | Kansas | Midwest |
| Jacob Thomson | SO | Kentucky | Southeast |
| Iliass Aouani | FR | Lamar | South Central |
| Alex Dunbar | SR | Lamar | South Central |
| Gabriel Steffenson | FR | Lamar | South Central |
| Juan Gonzalez | JR | Lipscomb | South |
| Edwin Kibichiy | JR | Louisville | Southeast |
| Ernest Kibet | SR | Louisville | Southeast |
| Calvin Chemoiywo | JR | Louisville | Southeast |
| Japhet Kipkoech | SR | Louisville | Southeast |
| Joseph Stewart | SR | Miami (Ohio) | Great Lakes |
| Mason Ferlic | SR | Michigan | Great Lakes |
| Ben Flanagan | JR | Michigan | Great Lakes |
| Nick Renberg | JR | Michigan | Great Lakes |
| Tony Smoragiewicz | SR | Michigan | Great Lakes |
| Aaron Baumgarten | SO | Michigan | Great Lakes |
| Sherod Hardt | JR | Michigan State | Great Lakes |
| Caleb Rhynard | SR | Michigan State | Great Lakes |
| TJ Carey | JR | Michigan State | Great Lakes |
| Andrew Cusmano | SR | Michigan State | Great Lakes |
| Hillary Rono | SO | Mid. Tenn. State | South |
| Aaron Bartnik | SR | Minnesota | Midwest |
| Obsa Ali | SO | Minnesota | Midwest |
| Adam Zutz | SR | Minnesota | Midwest |
| Charlie Lawrence | SO | Minnesota | Midwest |
| MJ Erb | JR | Mississippi | South |
| Sean Tobin | SO | Mississippi | South |
| Robert Domanic | JR | Mississippi | South |
| Craig Engels | JR | Mississippi | South |
| Mark Robertson | SO | Mississippi | South |
| Lucas Stalnaker | JR | Navy | Mid-Atlantic |
| Samuel Peckham | SR | Navy | Mid-Atlantic |
| Elmar Engholm | SR | New Mexico | Mountain |
| Stephen Mulherin | JR | North Carolina | Southeast |
| Meron Simon | SR | North Carolina St. | Southeast |
| George Parsons | JR | North Carolina St. | Southeast |
| Bakri Abushouk | SO | North Carolina St. | Southeast |
| Logan Poteet | FR | North Florida | South |
| Bryce McAndrew | SR | North Texas | South Central |
| Tyler Day | FR | Northern Arizona | Mountain |
| Michael Clevenger | SR | Notre Dame | Great Lakes |
| Tim Ball | SR | Notre Dame | Great Lakes |
| Jacob Burcham | JR | Oklahoma | Midwest |
| Brandon Doughty | SR | Oklahoma | Midwest |
| Dylan Blankenbaker | JR | Oklahoma | Midwest |
| Cerake Geberkidane | SO | Oklahoma State | Midwest |
| Vegard Oelstad | SR | Oklahoma State | Midwest |
| Joshua Thompson | SO | Oklahoma State | Midwest |
| Craig Nowak | SR | Oklahoma State | Midwest |
| Brian Gohlke | SR | Oklahoma State | Midwest |
| Edward Cheserek | JR | Oregon | West |
| Travis Neuman | SO | Oregon | West |
| Matthew Melancon | SR | Oregon | West |
| Thomas Awad | SR | Penn | Mid-Atlantic |
| Nicholas Tuck | JR | Penn | Mid-Atlantic |
| Brendan Shearn | JR | Penn | Mid-Atlantic |
| Brendan Smith | SR | Penn | Mid-Atlantic |
| Ross Wilson | SO | Penn | Mid-Atlantic |
| Conner Quinn | JR | Penn State | Mid-Atlantic |
| Ean DiSilvio | SO | Penn State | Mid-Atlantic |
| Robby Creese | SR | Penn State | Mid-Atlantic |
| Jeff Thies | SO | Portland | West |
| Jeremy Spiezio | FR | Princeton | Mid-Atlantic |
| Sam Berger | SR | Princeton | Mid-Atlantic |
| Michael Sublette | SR | Princeton | Mid-Atlantic |
| Brett Kelly | SR | Princeton | Mid-Atlantic |
| Steven Sum | FR | Princeton | Mid-Atlantic |
| Julian Oakley | JR | Providence | Northeast |
| Aaron Hanlon | SO | Providence | Northeast |
| Matt McClintock | SR | Purdue | Great Lakes |
| Will Firth | SR | Rice | South Central |
| Arse’ne Guillorel | SO | Samford | South |
| Alex Short | JR | San Francisco | West |
| Mubarik Musa | SR | South Dakota | Midwest |
| Trent Lusignan | SR | South Dakota St. | Midwest |
| Joel Reichow | JR | South Dakota St. | Midwest |
| Michael Babinec | SR | South Florida | South |
| Hayden Hawks | SR | Southern Utah | Mountain |
| Mike Tate | JR | Southern Utah | Mountain |
| Ibrahim Ahmed | JR | Southern Utah | Mountain |
| Jim Rosa | SR | Stanford | West |
| Sean McGorty | JR | Stanford | West |
| Joe Rosa | SR | Stanford | West |
| Garrett Sweatt | JR | Stanford | West |
| Charles Mathenge | JR | Stephen F. Austin | South Central |
| Nicholas Guerra | SR | Stephen F. Austin | South Central |
| Jeffrey Weisheit | SO | Stephen F. Austin | South Central |
| Justyn Knight | SO | Syracuse | Northeast |
| Colin Bennie | SO | Syracuse | Northeast |
| Martin Hehir | SR | Syracuse | Northeast |
| Joel Hubbard | JR | Syracuse | Northeast |
| Dan Lennon | SR | Syracuse | Northeast |
| Philo Germano | SO | Syracuse | Northeast |
| Shawn Wilson | SO | Syracuse | Northeast |
| Jacob Pickle | SO | Texas | South Central |
| Brady Turnbull | SR | Texas | South Central |
| Nate Moore | JR | Texas | South Central |
| Connor Hendrickson | SO | Texas | South Central |
| Alex Rogers | FR | Texas | South Central |
| Austin Wells | JR | Texas A&M | South Central |
| Cameron Villarreal | JR | Texas A&M | South Central |
| Christian Farris | SO | Texas A&M | South Central |
| Alex Riba | SO | Texas A&M | South Central |
| Jose Wells | SR | Texas-Rio Grande Valley | South Central |
| Marc Scott | SO | Tulsa | Midwest |
| Luke Traynor | JR | Tulsa | Midwest |
| Benjamin Preisner | SO | Tulsa | Midwest |
| Bryan Guijarro | SR | UC Santa Barbara | West |
| Anthony Ortolan | SR | UC Santa Barbara | West |
| Sergey Sushchickh | SR | UCLA | West |
| Lane Werley | SR | UCLA | West |
| Hassan Omar | SR | UMBC | Mid-Atlantic |
| Jonah Koech | FR | UTEP | Mountain |
| Anthony Rotich | SR | UTEP | Mountain |
| Cosmas Boit | JR | UTEP | Mountain |
| Dusan Makevic | JR | UTSA | South Central |
| Patrick Tiernan | JR | Villanova | Mid-Atlantic |
| Robert Denault | SR | Villanova | Mid-Atlantic |
| Jordan Williamsz | SR | Villanova | Mid-Atlantic |
| Harry Warnick | JR | Villanova | Mid-Atlantic |
| Henry Wynne | SO | Virginia | Southeast |
| Chase Weaverling | SO | Virginia | Southeast |
| Zach Herriott | JR | Virginia | Southeast |
| Thomas Madden | JR | Virginia | Southeast |
| Thomas Curtin | SR | Virginia Tech | Southeast |
| Stuart Robertson | JR | Virginia Tech | Southeast |
| Tyler King | SR | Washington | West |
| Andrew Gardner | SO | Washington | West |
| Colby Gilbert | SO | Washington | West |
| Izaic Yorks | SR | Washington | West |
| Fred Huxham | SO | Washington/Redwood HS, Larkspur, CA | West |
| John Whelan | JR | Washington St./Etna HS, CA | West |
| Michael Williams | SO | Washington St. | West |
| Morgan McDonald | SO | Wisconsin | Great Lakes |
| Joe Hardy | SO | Wisconsin | Great Lakes |
| Amos Bowen | SR | Wyoming | Mountain |
| Aaron Derner | SR | Wyoming | Mountain |
| Kevin Dooney | SR | Yale | Northeast |
| James Randon | JR | Yale | Northeast |
WOMEN – 2015 NCAA DIVISION I XC ALL-REGION HONOREES (USTFCCCA) | |||
| Student-Athlete | Year | Team | Region |
| Hannah Everson | SR | Air Force | Mountain |
| Gillespie Carina | SO | Air Force | Mountain |
| Katelyn Greenleaf | SR | Alabama | South |
| Hannah Waggoner | JR | Alabama | South |
| Tristin Van Ord | JR | Appalachian State | Southeast |
| Samantha Ortega | FR | Arizona State | West |
| Dominique Scott | SR | Arkansas | South Central |
| Kaitlin Flattmann | SR | Arkansas | South Central |
| Regan Ward | JR | Arkansas | South Central |
| Nikki Hiltz | SO | Arkansas | South Central |
| Kelsey Schrader | SO | Arkansas | South Central |
| Valerie Reina | JR | Arkansas | South Central |
| Abbey Dixon | SR | Arkansas State | South Central |
| Brenda Kigen | FR | Auburn | South |
| Veronica Eder | JR | Auburn | South |
| Maggie Montoya | JR | Baylor | South Central |
| Peyton Thomas | JR | Baylor | South Central |
| Hannah Wittman | SR | Belmont | South |
| Allie Ostrander | FR | Boise State | West |
| Brenna Peloquin | FR | Boise State | West |
| Minttu Hukka | SO | Boise State | West |
| Laura Hottenrott | SR | Boston College | Northeast |
| Isabelle Kennedy | FR | Boston College | Northeast |
| Danielle Winslow | SR | Boston College | Northeast |
| Rachel Walny | FR | Bowling Green | Great Lakes |
| Kristen Busch | SR | Bradley | Midwest |
| Natalie Schudrowitz | SO | Brown | Northeast |
| Taylor Worthy | JR | Brown | Northeast |
| Sarah Chandler | JR | Bucknell | Mid-Atlantic |
| Olivia Pratt | SR | Butler | Great Lakes |
| Natalie Connolly | JR | BYU | Mountain |
| Carrie Jube | SR | BYU | Mountain |
| Peyton Bilo | FR | Cal Poly/St. Francis HS, Sacramento | West |
| Teghan Henderson | JR | Chattanooga | South |
| Letitia Saayman | SR | Coastal Carolina | Southeast |
| Kaitlyn Benner | SO | Colorado | Mountain |
| Erin Clark | JR | Colorado | Mountain |
| Maddie Alm | SR | Colorado | Mountain |
| Dani Jones | FR | Colorado | Mountain |
| Melanie Nun | SO | Colorado | Mountain |
| Val Constien | FR | Colorado | Mountain |
| Darby Gilfillan | SO | Colorado St. | Mountain |
| Natalie Tanner | JR | Columbia | Northeast |
| Emily Durgin | SR | Connecticut | Northeast |
| Caroline Kellner | SR | Cornell | Northeast |
| Dana Giordano | SR | Dartmouth | Northeast |
| Emma Huston | SR | Drake | Midwest |
| Charlotte Imer | FR | Eastern Kentucky | Southeast |
| Alsu Bogdanova | JR | Eastern Michigan | Great Lakes |
| Jordann McDermitt | SO | Eastern Michigan | Great Lakes |
| Sarah Reiter | JR | Eastern Washington | West |
| Kimberly Johansen | JR | Elon | Southeast |
| Maria Larsen | FR | Florida | South |
| Carmela Cardama Baez | FR | Florida State | South |
| Bridget Blake | SO | Florida State | South |
| Christine Griggs | SR | Florida State | South |
| Allie Buchalski | JR | Furman | Southeast |
| Andrea Keklak | SR | Georgetown | Mid-Atlantic |
| Haley Pierce | JR | Georgetown | Mid-Atlantic |
| Kennedy Weisner | SO | Georgetown | Mid-Atlantic |
| Audrey Belf | FR | Georgetown | Mid-Atlantic |
| Autumn Eastman | SO | Georgetown | Mid-Atlantic |
| Shelby Mills | SR | Gonzaga | West |
| Jessica Mildes | JR | Gonzaga | West |
| Courtney Smith | SO | Harvard | Northeast |
| Kinsey Gomez | SR | Idaho | West |
| Alyssa Schneider | SR | Illinois | Midwest |
| Amanda Behnke | JR | Indiana | Great Lakes |
| Taylor Austin | SO | Indiana State | Great Lakes |
| Perez Rotich | JR | Iowa State | Midwest |
| Erin Hooker | SO | Iowa State | Midwest |
| Andrea Toppin | SR | Iowa State | Midwest |
| Abby Caldwell | FR | Iowa State | Midwest |
| Kathleen Stewart | SR | James Madison | Southeast |
| Sharon Lokedi | FR | Kansas | Midwest |
| Lydia Saggau | SO | Kansas | Midwest |
| Morgan Wedekind | JR | Kansas State | Midwest |
| Katy Kunc | SO | Kentucky | Southeast |
| Morgan Szekely | SO | La Salle | Mid-Atlantic |
| Verity Ockenden | SR | Lamar | South Central |
| Jannika John | SR | Lamar | South Central |
| Evelyn Chavez | SO | Lamar | South Central |
| Ednah Kurgat | FR | Liberty | Southeast |
| Brooke Kingma | FR | Lipscomb | South |
| Danielle Shanahan | JR | Loyola Marymount | West |
| Morgan Schuetz | SR | LSU | South Central |
| Gemma Bridge | SR | McNeese State | South Central |
| Laura Bess | SR | Miami (Ohio) | Great Lakes |
| Erin Finn | JR | Michigan | Great Lakes |
| Anna Pasternak | SR | Michigan | Great Lakes |
| Shannon Osika | SR | Michigan | Great Lakes |
| Gina Sereno | SO | Michigan | Great Lakes |
| Jaimie Phelan | SO | Michigan | Great Lakes |
| Sophie Linn | SO | Michigan | Great Lakes |
| Alexis Wiersma | JR | Michigan State | Great Lakes |
| Shelby Jackson | JR | Michigan State | Great Lakes |
| Katie Landwehr | SR | Michigan State | Great Lakes |
| Gladys David | SO | Mid. Tenn. State | South |
| Josephine Kiptebeny | JR | Mid. Tenn. State | South |
| Liz Berkholtz | SR | Minnesota | Midwest |
| Haley Johnson | JR | Minnesota | Midwest |
| Marta Freitas | SR | Miss State | South |
| Rhianwedd Price | JR | Miss State | South |
| Cornelia Griesche | SR | Miss State | South |
| Mia Meydrich | SO | Miss State | South |
| Karissa Schweizer | SO | Missouri | Midwest |
| Makena Morley | FR | Montana | Mountain |
| Emily Myers | SR | Nevada | Mountain |
| Laura Rose Donegan | SR | New Hampshire | Northeast |
| Amber Short | SR | New Hampshire | Northeast |
| Calli Thackery | SR | New Mexico | Mountain |
| Courtney Frerichs | SR | New Mexico | Mountain |
| Molly Renfer | SR | New Mexico | Mountain |
| Rhona Auckland | JR | New Mexico | Mountain |
| Whitney Thornburg | SR | New Mexico | Mountain |
| Hannah Christen | SO | North Carolina | Southeast |
| Josette Norris | SO | North Carolina | Southeast |
| Caroline Alcorta | SO | North Carolina | Southeast |
| Stella Radford | FR | North Carolina | Southeast |
| Rachel Koon | FR | North Carolina St. | Southeast |
| Erika Kemp | JR | North Carolina St. | Southeast |
| Megan Moye | JR | North Carolina St. | Southeast |
| Ryen Frazier | FR | North Carolina St. | Southeast |
| Erin Teschuk | JR | North Dakota State | Midwest |
| Melanie Townsend | JR | Northern Arizona | Mountain |
| Kayla Freeman | SR | Northern Arizona | Mountain |
| Molly Seidel | SR | Notre Dame | Great Lakes |
| Anna Rohrer | FR | Notre Dame | Great Lakes |
| Rachel DaDamio | FR | Notre Dame | Great Lakes |
| Ellen Isaac | JR | Ohio U. | Great Lakes |
| Brittany Tretbar | JR | Oklahoma | Midwest |
| Natalie Baker | JR | Oklahoma State | Midwest |
| Ingeborg Loevnes | JR | Oklahoma State | Midwest |
| Kaela Edwards | SO | Oklahoma State | Midwest |
| Molly Sughroue | SO | Oklahoma State | Midwest |
| Aurora Dybedokken | SO | Oklahoma State | Midwest |
| Anna Boyert | JR | Oklahoma State | Midwest |
| Waverly Neer | SR | Oregon | West |
| Alli Cash | SO | Oregon | West |
| Frida Berge | SO | Oregon | West |
| Molly Grabill | SR | Oregon | West |
| Ashley Montgomery | JR | Penn | Mid-Atlantic |
| Tessa Barrett | FR | Penn State | Mid-Atlantic |
| Tori Gerlach | SR | Penn State | Mid-Atlantic |
| Elizabeth Chikotas | SO | Penn State | Mid-Atlantic |
| Julie Kocjancic | JR | Penn State | Mid-Atlantic |
| Jillian Hunsberger | SO | Penn State | Mid-Atlantic |
| Lauren LaRocco | SO | Portland/St. Francis HS, Sacramento | West |
| Emily de La Bruyere | SR | Princeton | Mid-Atlantic |
| Elizabeth Bird | JR | Princeton | Mid-Atlantic |
| Kathryn Fluehr | SR | Princeton | Mid-Atlantic |
| Sarah Collins | JR | Providence | Northeast |
| Katie Lembo | SO | Providence | Northeast |
| Catarina Rocha | JR | Providence | Northeast |
| Lauren Mullins | JR | Providence | Northeast |
| Brianna Ilarda | SO | Providence | Northeast |
| Hope Schmelzle | JR | Purdue | Great Lakes |
| Katie Hoevet | SR | Purdue | Great Lakes |
| Cali Roper | JR | Rice | South Central |
| Elsa Racasan | SO | Rice | South Central |
| Emily Ritter | SR | Rider | Mid-Atlantic |
| Paige Senatore | SR | Rutgers | Mid-Atlantic |
| Allyson Black | FR | Rutgers | Mid-Atlantic |
| Weronika Pyzik | FR | San Francisco | West |
| Elena Burkard | JR | San Francisco | West |
| Charlotte Taylor | JR | San Francisco | West |
| Shanoah Souza | SR | SMU | South Central |
| Karoline Skatteboe | SR | SMU | South Central |
| Joanna McCoy | SR | South Alabama | South |
| Amber Eichkorn | SR | South Dakota | Midwest |
| Sophie Chase | JR | Stanford | West |
| Julia Maxwell | SO | Stanford | West |
| Danielle Katz | JR | Stanford | West |
| Taylor Anderson | SO | Stephen F. Austin | South Central |
| Shelby Pesek | SR | Stephen F. Austin | South Central |
| Christina Melian | JR | Stony Brook | Northeast |
| Margo Malone | SR | Syracuse | Northeast |
| Shaylyn Tuite | SR | Syracuse | Northeast |
| Sydney Leiher | JR | Syracuse | Northeast |
| Cassia Hameline | SR | Syracuse | Northeast |
| Blanca Fernandez | SR | Temple | Mid-Atlantic |
| Chelsea Blaase | SR | Tennessee | South |
| Ann Asipan | JR | Tennessee-Martin | South |
| Mary Beth Hamilton | SO | Texas | South Central |
| Hannah Grubb | SO | Texas | South Central |
| Sandie Raines | JR | Texas | South Central |
| Karis Jochen | JR | Texas A&M | South Central |
| Katelyn Hayward | SR | Texas-Arlington | South Central |
| Rachel Baptista | SR | Tulsa | Midwest |
| Nicole Lee | SO | Tulsa | Midwest |
| Carolina Johnson | FR | UCLA | West |
| Hannah McInturff | SO | Utah | Mountain |
| Susannah Hurst | SR | Utah | Mountain |
| Sarah Feeny | SO | Utah | Mountain |
| Caroline Pietrzyk | FR | Vanderbilt | South |
| Vanessa Valentine | SR | Vanderbilt | South |
| Carmen Carlos | JR | Vanderbilt | South |
| Sara Barron | SR | Vanderbilt | South |
| Sara Tsai | FR | Vanderbilt | South |
| Angel Piccirillo | JR | Villanova | Mid-Atlantic |
| Siofra Cleirigh Buttner | SO | Villanova | Mid-Atlantic |
| Bella Burda | FR | Villanova | Mid-Atlantic |
| Cleo Boyd | SR | Virginia | Southeast |
| Sarah Astin | JR | Virginia | Southeast |
| Emily Mulhern | FR | Virginia | Southeast |
| Megan Rebholz | SO | Virginia | Southeast |
| Iona Lake | SR | Virginia | Southeast |
| Samantha Jones | SR | Wake Forest | Southeast |
| Maddie Meyers | SR | Washington | West |
| Katie Knight | SO | Washington | West |
| Charlotte Prouse | FR | Washington | West |
| Ellie Child | JR | Weber State | Mountain |
| Hailey Whetten | JR | Weber State | Mountain |
| Millie Paladino | SO | West Virginia | Mid-Atlantic |
| Savanna Plombon | SR | West Virginia | Mid-Atlantic |
| Lindsey Hinken | SR | Western Kentucky | Southeast |
| Maria McDaniel | SO | Western Michigan | Great Lakes |
| Sidney Hirsch | JR | Wichita State | Midwest |
| Regan Rome | SO | William and Mary | Southeast |
| Molly Breidenbaugh | SO | William and Mary | Southeast |
| Shaelyn Sorensen | FR | Wisconsin | Great Lakes |
| Sarah Heinemann | JR | Wisconsin | Great Lakes |
| Frances Schmiede | JR | Yale | Northeast |
| Dana Klein | SO | Yale | Northeast |
| Meredith Rizzo | JR | Yale | Northeast |
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