| NXN Finals
12/6/08 - Portland Meadows, Portland OR
Girls Championship
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Results - Girls Race Flow Gallery
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Manlius XC Coach Bill Aris has his troops eyeing #4, even while celebrating threepeat;
Better race strategies paying off for Sveinsson
Girls Race Story by SteveU, senior editor DyeStat | ESPN RISE
Photos by John Nepolitan and Robert Rosenburg
It’s not that Bill Aris doesn’t savor the victories and the magnificent performances his girls (and boys) put together each year, but what he facilitated after Manlius XC (Fayetteville-Manlius) NY had won their third straight Nike Cross Nationals championship at Portland Meadows Saturday spoke volumes of the recipe for success at the New York school.
 | Manlius XC comes together after the race, with the Aris father-son coaching team looking on ...
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As the last of his girls clipped her chip off her shoe, Coach Aris was barely able to contain his excitement – not just about what had just happened, but what was about to begin. The girls knew it was coming, even if it wasn’t at the forefront of their minds at the moment. “Let’s start getting ready for number four!” he declared. The girls sprang to their feet and were seen shortly thereafter doing barefoot strides on the whoop-de-doo hills on the back part of the course.
Hours later, his hoarse voice barely audible, Coach Aris explained that it’s the team’s custom to do some barefoot strides after a race. He subscribes to many of the training ideas of Lydiard and Cerutty, and strengthening the feet by running barefoot was a Lydiard principle. But it’s also represents the continual moving forward of any Aris team. “Win or lose, you’re going to go to work the next day,” he said. “My seniors kind of agonize and groan that we start thinking about next year so quickly.”
Meghan Anklin, the #2 Manlius runner Saturday, would laugh later thinking about it. “It was just like last year, as soon as the race was over, it’s ‘get ready for next year.’” Last year, Anklin ran as the “8th runner” in the open race and had one of the highest non-Kenyan finishes. She wistfully remembers wanting to savor her race a bit further. “But we know our coaches know what’s best for us.”
Aris can’t help it; he’s always looking ahead. Opponents have learned, especially the last few seasons, that they better look ahead, too – because few runners in any race are going to see any Fayetteville-Manlius runners behind them. Last year, Aris talked about how he learned his team functioned best by going out aggressively and making it a strength race. With many of the same girls back this year, the strategy was on display again. Manlius runners, at one point after things started to break up in the first kilometer, had three in the top six. As the early scores came in at the kilometer marks, they quickly had a lead of 50-plus, then more than 100 (raw scores).
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The team race was over almost before it had begun. The two-time defending champs would roll home with 66 points. The Santa Clarita XC Club (Saugus) CA, reportedly “banged up” with a variety of ailments – Kaylin Mahoney didn’t run all week because of shin problems – rallied strongly in the late going to take second at 135. A terrific battle for the next four spots saw Wilmington XC (Tatnall) DE claim third with 182, with 2004 champion Kinetic XC (Saratoga) NY fourth at 193, Adirondack XC (Queensbury) NY fifth at 203, Newton XC (Newton South) MA sixth at 204, and Fort Collins XC (Fort Collins) CO 7th at 218.
There was adversity as well
It wasn’t ALL smooth sailing for Manlius. Molly Malone, the #3 last week at NXN NY, had come up ill Saturday morning. “She wasn’t feeling well, but she didn’t tell everyone because she knew what she had to try and do,” said Courtney Chapman, who led the team in 7th.
In mid-race, Aris knew something was wrong. “I started telling the girls ‘Molly’s in trouble, you have to dig down deep.’ Later, he said with a bit of amazement that Chapman had also withheld the fact that she was still under the weather. Clearly, none of the Stotan girls wants to worry her teammates. “I know we’re not the only team that had issues,” he cautioned. “I think Saratoga and Burnt Hills did, too. It’s part of the game.”
Chapman would still finish behind just six other runners, running 17:53, but probably would have at least been in the running for third on a good day. Of course, not all of the Manlius girls struggled. “Meghan had a tremendous race,” said Aris.
That would be the aforementioned Anklin, who is typically the 3rd-5th girl for the team. She rose up to 19th overall, leading a tight trio of Stotans that basically sealed the deal. She ran 18:14, followed by Hannah Luber (21st, 18:15) and Mackenzie Carter (24th, 18:18). They scored 9-10-11, so when Malone finished in 63rd overall, her 33 points still closed the door with a convincing margin for Manlius.
Ironically, Anklin said she didn’t hear her coach saying Malone was in trouble during the race, she just “went out and gave it everything I had. I wanted to leave it all out there.” Given the fact that the senior ran in the open race last year, having dealt with 2-1/2 years of injury problems, it was especially gratifying for her to be in the F-M varsity mix all year and share in the glory at the end. “It’s a lot different than running as the 8th-man,” she said. “I was patient for three years and it paid off. It was such a good experience. I love our team and we ran for each other. I’m really happy to end on a high note.”
In the end, Aris said he would categorize the whole year as one of overcoming adversity. He noted that freshman Katie Sischo, who was entrenched in the top five, suffered a season-ending injury at the Section III meet, as well. “As a whole today, we really didn’t run near our best,” he said. “I was really kind of shocked we won like we did. That’s not to put down anyone else. I know everybody out there had challenges. I am very proud, though, of the way our girls handled the challenges.”
Indeed, the other top teams did have challenges. A lot of pundits though Santa Clarita XC (Saugus) CA was really going to struggle with Mahoney’s situation and other injuries and illnesses. But the team was also extremely motivated to prove last year was no fluke. Mahoney ran a smart race and gutted out an 11th-place finish (18:05) to start things off, then was followed 43 seconds later by a good pack with Amber Murakami (56th, 18:48), Stephanie Bulder (61st, 18:50), Brianna Jauregui (65th, 18:52), and Anne Randall (66th, 18:52). That was good for 5-28-31-35-36, scoring-wise, 47 points ahead of third.
“We wanted to work together,” said Murakami. “We wanted to get out well, and settle. We ran as tough as we possibly could.”
Jauregui was also struggling with ailments; she’s typically a strong #2. Murakami noted that the 3-6 runners normally run as a pack. But Jauregui was able to be part of that pack, helping her hold it together for a strong team finish.
“We had four finish together, but they were a little bit back,” said Coach Rene Paragas. “In terms of an overall team effort, I think we've made some progress. Everybody had a solid race, nobody was way back there. Mentally, I think we were better than we ever have been here.”
The adversity 3rd-place Wilmington had to overcome was more mental. They had proven themselves to be a regional power, but in their two national meet appearances they were 12th and 20th. But veteran #1 Juliet Bottorff has never had the support like she’s had this year, with junior Kaitlin Buenaga and freshman Haley Pierce rising up to join her. They finished 29th (18:29), 38th (18:37), and 53rd (18:47), respectively, Saturday, scoring 14-20-26. At that point, they were still in 2nd and were able to hold off the other charging New York and Northeast teams with their final two finishers.
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While Coach Pat Castagno admitted afterward he felt the team really had what it took to challenge for the win, everyone was more than ecstatic with the 3rd-place finish. Finally, Tatnall could truly say it was a national elite team – and from a tiny school in a tiny state, at that.
“This is so satisfying,” gushed Bottorff afterward. “This is such a great way to go out. When they told us we were one of the top three teams and we had to head over to the podium, we just jumped up in the air!”
New strategy the key for Sveinsson
Another Coach Bill Aris maxim is to tear up his “playbook” and start each season fresh, even if he has virtually the same team coming back.
Well, the first champion of the new era at NXN – with individuals added – basically did the same thing before the start of the season, at least in one key respect.
Last year, talented Greenhills TX freshman Chelsey Sveinsson seemed to know one way to run – all out from the gun. The strategy was especially apparent in her national-level track performances, as she blasted away from the gun when she won the Nike Indoor freshman mile – with a time (4:49.37) faster than the seeded section. The strategy didn’t serve her as well in some other races, like the Penn Relays mile, where she was passed and beaten (despite a PR 4:43). In cross-country the previous fall, she had the same type of strategy, though tempered a bit for the distance.
“This year, we’ve really paid attention to race strategy,” she said after her convincing course record 17:27. “I play toward my strengths.”
Obviously, one of Sveinnson’s strengths is her 800/mile speed. Only Stephanie Morgan in the field had times at those events to compare to the soph’s 2:08/4:43 PRs. So the Texan’s winning formula in a competitive race has been to sit with the lead until the last 800-1200 and launch a hard drive to the finish.
The formula worked well at the NXN South meet, where Sveinsson let The Woodlands XC (The Woodlands) TX junior Sarah Andrews set the pace until about a kilometer to go, then drove past for the fast victory.
Andrews, of course, was in Saturday’s race and, sure enough, heading down the long front stretch toward the 3K mark, there was Andrews in the lead. However, that hadn’t been an immediate development. The field was obviously much deeper and Andrews had not gotten off well in the first few hundred meters. But she made her way up to the front and neatly took over.
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Sveinsson, meanwhile, had been part of a lead pack running off of Danielle Winslow (Adirondack XC/Queensbury NY) and Lizzie Predmore (Clifton Park XC/Shenendehowa NY). She was in her comfort zone and now, with Andrews surging ahead, found an even more familiar situation. Unlike NXN, Andrews had had to really work to even take the lead at all, much less maintain it. Also playing into Sveinsson’s hands was the fact that some of the other favorites had either lost a shoe (Amanda Winslow), having off days (Morgan), or having expended a lot of energy with their early pacesetting (Danielle Winslow).
So when it came time to make her move, Sveinsson had a clear path. She took the lead and kept up the pressure to the end. Her course record 17:27 was not only nine seconds clear of Andrews, but nine more seconds ahead of third-place. It was a pretty dominant finish.
“I couldn’t be any happier,” said Sveinsson. “I really wanted to win. I wanted to my race and leave it on the course.
“I knew Sarah had to be close and would get up to the front,” she added. “I just had to wait for the right time to take charge of the pace.”
For those wondering what Sveinnson will have left when she gets to San Diego next weekend, the Texas phenom indicated she did NOT leave it all on the course at Foot Locker South. Watch out.
Andrews knew she had run a good race, but was still somewhat frustrated. “I didn’t get a good start; I got myself boxed in and way to the outside. I didn’t get to the front until halfway. Surging in the middle of the race, I didn’t have much left at the end. (Sveinsson) had a lot.”
Maybe the best finish of all went to Eleanor Fulton, the Highland Ranch CO runner who was “just” 7th at NXN SW and 5th in her 5A state meet. “I don’t think I ran to my potential the whole season,” she said. Saturday, she definitely closed in on that potential, passing several runners in the last kilo to take 3rd in 17:46 ahead of Danielle Winslow 17:49 and Lindsay Flanagan (Roselle XC/Lake Park IL) 17:51.
Winslow had gone out hard with Regan Tindell (Belton XC), who was trying to set the tone for Texas from the start. Tindell would fade to 12th (although a very happy 12th), while Winslow, the NXN New York champ, held on well, topping in-state rivals Chapman and Sam Roecker (Burnt Hills XC) for the second straight week.
"I wanted to get a good start, but I got sort of boxed in right at the beginning,” said Winslow. “It got me a little scared, so I went out really fast. I felt pretty good, but I got really tired towards the end, probably because I went out so fast.”
For Flanagan, meanwhile, it wound up working that she got out somewhat slowly. “It gave me more energy at the end.” She hadn’t been pleased with her 5th at NXN Midwest, where she had a nagging “leg/hip thing going on” or even with her 7th at FL Midwest. Saturday, however, saw the Flanagan that completely ruled Illinois this year. “I’m definitely very happy with this,” she added.
Joining Sveinsson and Flanagan in San Diego will be West Des Moines XC (Dowling Catholic) IA junior Ashlie Decker, who was 8th.
Results
Event 3 Girls 5k Run CC Championship
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Name Year School Finals Points
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Results - Women
1 Sveinsson, Chelsey Addison XC Club 17:26.9
2 Andrews, Sarah The Woodlands XC 17:35.8 1
3 Fulton, Eleanor Highlands Ranch 17:45.1
4 Winslow, Danielle Adirondack XC Club 17:48.4 2
5 Flanagan, Lindsay Roselle XC Club 17:50.3
6 Predmore, Elizabeth Clifton Park XC 17:53.0
7 Chapman, Courtney Manlius XC Club 17:53.0 3
8 Decker, Ashlee West Des Moines 17:55.8
9 Roecker, Sam Burnt Hills XC Club 17:58.2 4
10 Nielson, Alyssa Colleyville XC Club 18:00.8
11 Mahoney, Kaylin Santa Clarita XC 18:04.1 5
12 Tindell, Regan Belton XC Club 18:05.4
13 Winslow, Amanda Suwanee XC Club 18:07.7 6
14 Martinez, Sandra Yakima XC Club 18:08.5
15 Billmeyer, Alli Torry Pines XC Club 18:09.7
16 Morgan, Stephanie Barnesville XC Club 18:10.0
17 Hanenberg, Kaitlin Co Springs XC 18:10.5 7
18 Chambers, Madeline Rocky River XC Club 18:11.3 8
19 Anklin, Meaghan Manlius XC Club 18:13.7 9
20 Adams, Christine Anaheim XC Club 18:14.3
21 Luber, Hannah Manlius XC Club 18:14.8 10
22 Milne, Clara Albuquerque XC Club 18:16.7
23 Neczypor, Hannah North Royalton 18:17.1
24 Carter, Mackenzie Manlius XC Club 18:17.6 11
25 Morgan, Madeline Bama XC Club 18:21.5
26 Moreland, Amanda Bloomfield XC Club 18:24.9
27 Russell, Amanda Vista Ridge RC 18:25.7 12
28 Alvarez, Alaina Dana Point XC Club 18:27.2 13
29 Bottorff, Juliet Wilmington XC Club 18:28.6 14
30 Heuer, Sarah Geneva XC Club 18:30.4 15
31 Caldwell, Heidi Hanover XC Club 18:31.8
32 Nielsen, Nicole Boise XC Club 18:33.2
33 Brandon, Elizabeth Eagle XC Club 18:33.3
34 Maag, Annamarie Portland XC Club 18:33.8 16
35 Opitz, Casey Eden Prairie XC 18:33.9 17
36 Benzel, Miranda Fort Collins XC 18:35.4 18
37 Karys, Kelsey Newton XC Club 18:36.0 19
38 Buenaga, Kaitlin Wilmington XC Club 18:36.3 20
39 Fedronic, Justine Belmont XC Club 18:37.3
40 Hollowood, Keelin Kinetic XC Club 18:38.3 21
41 Budd, Kellie Omaha XC Club 18:39.0
42 Hayes, Hillary Huntington Beach 18:39.5
43 Akande, Olanike Suwanee XC Club 18:39.7 22
44 Heymsfeld, Grace Elkins XC Club 18:39.8
45 Winslow, Brittany Adirondack XC Club 18:40.3 23
46 Gillespie, Katie Cuyahoga Falls 18:40.9
47 Borroughs, Amanda Kinetic XC Club 18:41.0 24
48 Kientz, Kristen Highlands Ranch 18:41.1
49 Skiba, Melissa Oak Park XC Club 18:42.7
50 Lachowitzer, Tarin Fargo XC Club 18:42.9
51 O'Keefe, Katherine Newton XC Club 18:43.9 25
52 Lautzenheiser, Kathleen Midlothian XC Club 18:44.0
53 Pierce, Haley Wilmington XC Club 18:46.2 26
54 Viger, Rachel Fort Collins XC 18:47.1 27
55 Belvis, Bailey Prosper XC Club 18:47.1
56 Murakami, Amber Santa Clarita XC 18:47.4 28
57 Levene, Abigail Andover XC Club 18:47.7
58 Pagano, Sarah Washington Twp 18:48.2
59 Isham, Ashley Vista Ridge RC 18:48.9 29
60 LaValley, Emily Co Springs XC 18:49.2 30
61 Bulder, Stephanie Santa Clarita XC 18:49.2 31
62 Witczak, Marci Fort Collins XC 18:50.1 32
63 Malone, Molly Manlius XC Club 18:50.5 33
64 Rudin, Allie Eden Prairie XC 18:51.3 34
65 Jauregui, Brianna Santa Clarita XC 18:51.5 35
66 Randall, Anne Santa Clarita XC 18:52.0 36
67 Keklak, Andrea Sudbury XC Club 18:52.4 37
68 Schutte, Payton Portland XC Club 18:52.5 38
69 Lawton, Laura Eden Prairie XC 18:54.9 39
70 Stock, Corey Sudbury XC Club 18:54.9 40
71 Parker, Carey Seattle XC Club 18:55.0
72 Kautz, Seanna Sioux Falls XC Club 18:55.3 41
73 Hylton, Ethel Sudbury XC Club 18:55.4 42
74 Dahlberg, Bridget Newton XC Club 18:57.3 43
75 Pezzulo, Molly Burnt Hills XC Club 18:57.4 44
76 Parry, Kristin Dana Point XC Club 18:57.7 45
77 Simonson, Danika Clifton Park XC 18:57.8
78 Scalf, Allie Johnson City XC 18:57.9
79 Reed, Madeleine Newton XC Club 18:58.6 46
80 King, Sydney Kinetic XC Club 18:59.3 47
81 Yohe, Megan Liberty XC Club 18:59.5
82 Goutos, Cassandra Kinetic XC Club 19:02.6 48
83 Fehr, Kallie Wilmington XC Club 19:02.8 49
84 Wynn, Carly Adirondack XC Club 19:04.0 50
85 Tremblay, Laura Loveland XC Club 19:04.0
86 Graybill, Lindsey Emmaus XC Club 19:04.3
87 Piepenberg, Jamie Alexandria (Mn) 19:04.4
88 Gregory, Meaghan Burnt Hills XC Club 19:05.1 51
89 Francis, Leah Juneau XC Club 19:05.3
90 Mueller, Morgan Adirondack XC Club 19:06.4 52
91 Carr, Madison Kinetic XC Club 19:07.2 53
92 Thompson, Samantha The Woodlands XC 19:07.5 54
93 Schinski, Elizabeth Geneseo XC Club 19:08.7
94 Ogan, Cassandra Fort Collins XC 19:10.2 55
95 Beresford, Laura Dana Point XC Club 19:10.3 56
96 Homer, Allison Blacksburg XC Club 19:11.1
97 Frankian, Karis Santa Clarita XC 19:11.6 57
98 Stultz, Katherind Rocky River XC Club 19:12.2 58
99 Bellon, Brianne Kinetic XC Club 19:12.9 59
100 Dalglish, Shawn The Woodlands XC 19:13.8 60
101 Malloy, Kristen Glastonbury XC Club 19:14.0
102 Orr, Chelsea Sammamish XC Club 19:15.3 61
103 Tauscher, Lisa Geneva XC Club 19:15.9 62
104 Eddy, Candace Kaysville XC Club 19:16.7
105 Cetina, Itzel Cinco Ranch XC 19:17.2 63
106 Henningson, Roxanne Greenwich XC Club 19:19.5
107 Platner, Megan Eden Prairie XC 19:21.2 64
108 McGinty, Allyson Suwanee XC Club 19:21.2 65
109 Gossels, Jennifer Sudbury XC Club 19:21.4 66
110 Cota, Paxton Dana Point XC Club 19:21.7 67
111 Wilk, Riley Burnt Hills XC Club 19:22.5 68
112 Molt, Keri Santa Clarita XC 19:23.4 69
113 Wahlund, Brecca Minot XC Club 19:24.0
114 Whitley, Kelly Geneva XC Club 19:24.4 70
115 Buchan, Katheryn Manlius XC Club 19:26.1 71
116 Golovkina, Olga Newton XC Club 19:28.1 72
117 Parsons, Molly Wilmington XC Club 19:29.0 73
118 Denaree, Adrienne Portland XC Club 19:30.5 74
119 Stableford, Shelby Co Springs XC 19:30.8 75
120 Schrader, Bree Kingwood XC Club 19:31.7 76
121 Messina, Katie Adirondack XC Club 19:33.7 77
122 Chapman, Alexandra Manlius XC Club 19:34.3 78
123 Jackson, Zahri Kingwood XC Club 19:36.5 79
124 Winslow, Victoria Suwanee XC Club 19:36.7 80
125 Balbier, Heather Dana Point XC Club 19:38.0 81
126 Goldsmith, Alyse Cinco Ranch XC 19:38.1 82
127 Hess, Alexandra Sioux Falls XC Club 19:40.4 83
128 Anderson, Kiersten Burnt Hills XC Club 19:40.5 84
129 Hargens, Erin Sioux Falls XC Club 19:41.1 85
130 Follett, Kirsten Fort Collins XC 19:41.2 86
131 Williams, Sydney Suwanee XC Club 19:43.7 87
132 Van Rysselberghe, Noelle Portland XC Club 19:48.6 88
133 Arthur, Claire Sudbury XC Club 19:50.0 89
134 Pagano, Jessica Cinco Ranch XC 19:50.8 90
135 Brown, Kelsey Co Springs XC 19:52.3 91
136 Husted, Emily Co Springs XC 19:52.3 92
137 Murray, Colleen The Woodlands XC 19:52.8 93
138 Calvarese, Allison Wilmington XC Club 19:54.6 94
139 Hayes, Shelby The Woodlands XC 19:55.5 95
140 Crawford, Briana Suwanee XC Club 19:56.3 96
141 Fischer, Abby Rocky River XC Club 19:57.1 97
142 Steen, Katelyn Sammamish XC Club 19:57.3 98
143 Marquard, Abigail Rocky River XC Club 19:57.6 99
144 Fischer, Clare Rocky River XC Club 19:58.8 100
145 Mahoney, Shannan Portland XC Club 19:58.9 101
146 Garwick, Jessica Cinco Ranch XC 19:59.3 102
147 Blodnick, Erin Sammamish XC Club 20:00.4 103
148 Breems, Bailey Sioux Falls XC Club 20:00.6 104
149 Turley, Elaina Co Springs XC 20:01.3 105
150 Gomez, Sheridan Dana Point XC Club 20:01.9 106
151 Fletcher, Sara Kingwood XC Club 20:03.0 107
152 Jeter, Dana Eden Prairie XC 20:03.4 108
153 Mazzocco, Kassandra Co Springs XC 20:04.4 109
154 de Voir, Sabrah Portland XC Club 20:04.6 110
155 Starnes, Madison Sammamish XC Club 20:05.3 111
156 Boucher, Kaitlyn Kingwood XC Club 20:05.5 112
157 Blackwell, Lauren Wilmington XC Club 20:06.7 113
158 Hoch, Hanna Eden Prairie XC 20:11.0 114
159 Heuer, Meghan Geneva XC Club 20:13.1 115
160 O'Connor, Haley Sammamish XC Club 20:14.4 116
161 Whitworth, Chloe Suwanee XC Club 20:15.0 117
162 Laurette, Tess Geneva XC Club 20:16.3 118
163 Wiseman, Taylor The Woodlands XC 20:16.4 119
164 Horbelt, Brittany Cinco Ranch XC 20:17.3 120
165 Fineman, Melanie Newton XC Club 20:19.8 121
166 Hagler, Claire Portland XC Club 20:20.7 122
167 Clarke, Holly Sudbury XC Club 20:21.7 123
168 Amadu, Mariam Kingwood XC Club 20:22.8 124
169 Camareno, Kelsey Vista Ridge RC 20:23.7 125
170 Riley, Erin Rocky River XC Club 20:24.1 126
171 Brown, Megan Sioux Falls XC Club 20:24.3 127
172 Galbraith, Zoe Vista Ridge RC 20:24.3 128
173 Whitmore, mary Rocky River XC Club 20:24.6 129
174 Stacey, Kerry Vista Ridge RC 20:25.4 130
175 Stone, Kristen Cinco Ranch XC 20:28.7 131
176 Shogren, Kelly Geneva XC Club 20:29.6 132
177 Lyons, Margo The Woodlands XC 20:30.1 133
178 Roecker, Meagan Burnt Hills XC Club 20:35.4 134
179 Matranga, Breelan Dana Point XC Club 20:37.9 135
180 Batty, Megan Sammamish XC Club 20:39.0 136
181 Brady, Megan Geneva XC Club 20:39.3 137
182 Lingenbrink, Tasha Sammamish XC Club 20:39.4 138
183 Navatka, Jolie Adirondack XC Club 20:47.4 139
184 Bullin, Samantha Vista Ridge RC 20:49.0 140
185 Chilson, Denise Fort Collins XC 20:51.2 141
186 May, Elizabeth Newton XC Club 20:52.0 142
187 Nwuli, Jennifer Kingwood XC Club 21:07.2 143
188 Lajoie, Juliann Adirondack XC Club 21:10.1 144
189 Potter, Rachael Sudbury XC Club 21:10.2 145
190 Ramsey, Meredith Cinco Ranch XC 21:12.1 146
191 Birkle, Alex Eden Prairie XC 21:14.9 147
192 Conway, Megan Kinetic XC Club 21:19.0 148
193 Harvey, Payton Kingwood XC Club 21:21.1 149
194 Bauer, Laura Sioux Falls XC Club 21:28.8 150
195 Miller, Abigail Fort Collins XC 21:42.3 151
196 Phillips, Emily Vista Ridge RC 21:59.1 152
197 Oswald, Alexandra Sioux Falls XC Club 22:11.6 153
198 Drapeau, Alyssa Burnt Hills XC Club 25:18.9 154
Team Scores
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Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9
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Results - Women
1 Manlius XC Club 66 3 9 10 11 33 71 78
Total Time: 1:31:29.60
Average: 18:17.92
2 Santa Clarita XC Club 135 5 28 31 35 36 57 69
Total Time: 1:33:24.20
Average: 18:40.84
3 Wilmington XC Club 182 14 20 26 49 73 94 113
Total Time: 1:34:22.90
Average: 18:52.58
4 Kinetic XC Club 193 21 24 47 48 53 59 148
Total Time: 1:34:28.40
Average: 18:53.68
5 Adirondack XC Club 204 2 23 50 52 77 139 144
Total Time: 1:34:12.80
Average: 18:50.56
6 Newton XC Club 205 19 25 43 46 72 121 142
Total Time: 1:34:43.90
Average: 18:56.78
7 Fort Collins XC Club 218 18 27 32 55 86 141 151
Total Time: 1:35:04.00
Average: 19:00.80
8 Burnt Hills XC Club 251 4 44 51 68 84 134 154
Total Time: 1:35:03.70
Average: 19:00.74
9 Suwanee XC Club 260 6 22 65 80 87 96 117
Total Time: 1:35:29.00
Average: 19:05.80
10 Dana Point XC Club 262 13 45 56 67 81 106 135
Total Time: 1:35:34.90
Average: 19:06.98
11 Eden Prairie XC Club 262 17 34 39 64 108 114 147
Total Time: 1:35:44.70
Average: 19:08.94
12 Sudbury XC Club 274 37 40 42 66 89 123 145
Total Time: 1:35:54.10
Average: 19:10.82
13 Colorado Springs XC Club 295 7 30 75 91 92 105 109
Total Time: 1:36:15.10
Average: 19:15.02
14 The Woodlands XC Club 303 1 54 60 93 95 119 133
Total Time: 1:35:45.40
Average: 19:09.08
15 Portland XC Club 317 16 38 74 88 101 110 122
Total Time: 1:36:44.30
Average: 19:20.86
16 Rocky River XC Club 362 8 58 97 99 100 126 129
Total Time: 1:37:17.00
Average: 19:27.40
17 Geneva XC Club 380 15 62 70 115 118 132 137
Total Time: 1:37:40.11
Average: 19:32.02
18 Vista Ridge RC 424 12 29 125 128 130 140 152
Total Time: 1:38:28.00
Average: 19:41.60
19 Sioux Falls XC Club 440 41 83 85 104 127 150 153
Total Time: 1:38:41.70
Average: 19:44.34
20 Cinco Ranch XC Club 457 63 82 90 102 120 131 146
Total Time: 1:39:02.70
Average: 19:48.54
21 Sammamish XC Club 489 61 98 103 111 116 136 138
Total Time: 1:39:32.70
Average: 19:54.54
22 Kingwood XC Club 498 76 79 107 112 124 143 149
Total Time: 1:39:39.50
Average: 19:55.90
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