2004 NCAA
Cross Country Championships
Nov 22, 2004 at Terre Haute IN

Results and stories by Dave Luce: Men - Women

"DyeStat Grads"
fuel Colorado sweep

"DyeStat graduates" -- runners who were recently celebrated on DyeStat -- did very well at the NCAA cross country championships, with key roles in the stunning sweep by the University of Colorado. Most striking performance was by Liza Pasciuto, two-time Foot Locker national finalist from Murrieta Valley CA. Liza spurred Colorado's surprise victory by outkicking bunches of runners to finish 13th, #2 on the championship women's team. Four of the five scorers for Colorado's men winners were 4 Brent Vaughn (CO 2003 graduate), 5 Bret Schoolmeester CO 2002, 44 Stephen Pifer IL 2003. 49 James Strang TN 2004.

Two men who duelled more than once last year in high school -- home schooled Josh McDougal and Shadrack Kiptoo of New Mexico -- were side by side again, finishing 13th and 14th. They were 3rd and 4th at last year's Foot Locker finals in San Diego. Former Lawrence North IN star, Nef Araia, who was fourth in the 2002 Foot Locker finals, was Stanford's first finishers at 8th.

Liza Pasciuto's amazing finish

a note from John Ortega

Track writer John Ortega, formerly with the Los Angeles Times, sent this email about Liza Pasciuto's performance to DyeStatCal:

Hola amigos.
How are you? I hope well.
I know you're aware of Liza Pasciuto's monster race at the NCAA championships, but I thought you might be interested in a few more details in regards to her performance.
I was unable to pick her out of the large pack at the 2-kilometer mark of the 6k race. But she was in about 50th place, just ahead of Anita Siraki of Stanford, when she came through 4k and had moved up to 25th with 800 meters left.
From there, she just kept reeling in several big-name runners in front of her.
She told me afterward that she knew she was running well in the final 2 kilometers of the race, but had no idea how high she was until she heard someone say she was in 20-something place in the last kilometer.
Colorado Coach Mark Wetmore said Pasciuto's performance was the biggest key to the Buffaloes' runaway victory. He said he would have been happy with a 60th-place finish from her so he was ecstatic with her performance. He also admitted that he had no idea where she was during the race as he didn't see her during the first 500 meters and figured she was struggling because she had battled meniscus problems during the season.
Needless to say, it was nice to see a kid from California run that well in a meet that was held on a very sloppy course.

left, photo by Mike Leary

High finishes by DyeStat grads of the last 3 years:

Men
4.Brent Vaughn Colorado (Smoky Hill Aurora CO 2003)
5. Bret Schoolmeester Colorado (Denver Christian CO 2002)
8. Nef Araia Stanford (Lawrence North IN 2003)
13. Josh Mcdougal Liberty (Peru NY homeschooled 2004)
14. Shadrack Kiptoo Biwott New Mexico (La Cueva NM 2004)
15. Robert Curtis Villanova (St. Xavier Louisville KY 2003)
16. Chris Solinsky Wisconsin (Stevens Point WI 2003)

Women
6. Lindsay Donaldson Yale (Lincoln-Sudbury MA 2004)
13. Liza Pasciuto Colorado (Murrieta valley CA 2004)
16. Sally Meyerhoff Duke 10:21 20:49.2 (Mountain Pointe AZ 2002)
17. Keira Carlstrom American 10:18 20:49.8 18. (Oakton VA 2002)
18. Jessica Gall Indiana (West Lafayette IN 2002)

Nef Araia, Shadrack Kiptoo and Josh McDougal (far right). photo by Kent Graham

Men

by Dave Luce

When the mudding was over, the earliest waves through the finish chute were peppered with former DyeStatters at the NCAA Division I men's national cross country championship at Indiana State's course.

The pack hit the mile mark at about 4:40, with Josphat Boit of Arkansas and Kurt Benninger of Notre Dame among several sharing the lead.

Colorado coach Mark Wetmore was waiting near the two-mile post, and he commented that his guys should be there at around the 9:40 mark. Boit and Matt Gonzales of New Mexico were two of the frontrunners at two miles, with a large pack on their shoulders.

At the end of the second interior loop, which was beyond the 4k mark, Boit and Gonzales along with Matt Tegenkamp of Wisconsin and Ryan Hall of Stanford were leading a group of several others. It was striking how many runners were ahead of Colorado's #1, Brent Vaughn, at that point, but Wetmore didn't seem worried. Calmly he encouraged Vaughn, "Reel 'em in." Once Vaughn went by, other Buffaloes such as Bret Schoolmeester and Brad Harkrader soon followed -- Wetmore was shouting to a different runner every few seconds.

Boit, Gonzales and Robert Cheseret of Arizona led several others through four miles in 19:38.

At 8k Boit and Simon Bairu of Wisconsin were alone in the lead, with Gonzales a few strides behind. Then came Benson Chesang of Kansas, Cheseret, Matthew Chesang of Kansas State, and Chris Solinsky of Wisconsin.

Bairu beat Boit in the final sprint, and Gonzales caught Boit at the line. Vaughn climbed all the way to fourth, and Schoolmeester nipped Simon Ngata of Georgia for fifth. Benson Chesang placed seventh; Stanford's #1, Nef Araia, took eighth in his freshman season. Other former DyeStaters included Tegenkamp in 11th, Josh McDougal of Liberty in 13th, Shadrack Kiptoo of New Mexico in 14th, Bobby Curtis of Villanova in 15th, and Solinsky in 16th.

above, Brent Vaughn and Bret Schoolmeester celebrate. photo by Kent Graham

Before the athletes emerged from the finish enclosure, word was being excitedly exchanged between Colorado Buffaloes outside and inside the fence that maybe they'd won.

McDougal talked afterward with Vaughn, Schoolmeester and Solinsky. McDougal observed that the mud made accelerating out of turns difficult. Solinsky remarked how hard Vaughn and Schoolmeester were running when they went by.

In the end it was Coach Wetmore on the victory platform with his champion women's and men's teams -- the women wiped out Duke, 63-144, and the men took #1-ranked Wisconsin, 90-94.

 

results from NCAAsports.com 

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MEN'S 10OOO METER TEAM RESULTS
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1. 90 Colorado ( 31:26 2:37:10)
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1 4 196 Brent Vaughn 15:26 24:44 30:49
2 5 192 Bret Schoolmeester 15:26 24:49 30:57
3 15 194 Jon Severy 15:34 25:04 31:27
4 31 191 Stephen Pifer 16:01 25:31 31:57
5 35 195 James Strang 15:55 25:33 32:00
6 ( 56) 193 Jared Scott 16:02 25:55 32:25
7 ( 91) 186 Brad Harkrader 16:01 26:04 32:51


2. 94 Wisconsin ( 31:27 2:37:13)
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1 1 837 Simon Bairu 15:17 24:32 30:38
2 9 851 Matt Tegenkamp 15:17 24:42 31:10
3 11 848 Chris Solinsky 15:17 24:42 31:23
4 34 842 Tim Keller 15:30 25:26 31:59
5 39 843 Bobby Lockhart 15:42 25:28 32:03
6 ( 63) 849 Josh Spiker 15:49 25:52 32:28
7 ( 74) 844 Tim Nelson 15:49 25:49 32:35


3. 202 Arkansas ( 31:51 2:39:11)
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1 3 69 Josphat Boit 15:17 24:32 30:42
2 14 81 Jason Sandfort 15:27 25:01 31:26
3 17 80 Marc Rodriguez 15:27 25:06 31:34
4 67 72 Shawn Forrest 15:38 25:44 32:30
5 101 74 Matt Gunn 15:58 26:10 32:59
6 (149) 78 Adam Perkins 16:06 26:33 33:29


4. 243 Butler ( 32:09 2:40:41)
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1 13 135 Olly Laws 15:34 25:02 31:25
2 28 136 Scott Overall 15:35 25:18 31:54
3 42 134 Nick Goodliffe 15:35 25:23 32:06
4 45 133 Thomas Frazer 15:41 25:29 32:10
5 115 138 Andrew Sherman 16:05 26:31 33:06
6 (140) 131 Brian Dunn 16:23 26:31 33:26
7 (158) 132 John Frazer 16:16 26:39 33:38


5. 267 Brigham Young ( 32:17 2:41:23)
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1 22 118 Josh Rohatinsky 15:26 25:08 31:45
2 41 114 Bryan Lindsay 15:47 25:38 32:05
3 44 112 Chandler Goodwin 15:45 25:36 32:09
4 78 110 Dustin Bybee 15:58 26:03 32:41
5 82 111 Chad Durham 16:00 26:08 32:43
6 (162) 109 Matt Adams 16:19 26:44 33:40
7 (192) 117 Nathan Robison 16:00 27:15 35:00


6. 269 Stanford ( 32:09 2:40:45)
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1 7 695 Nef Araia 15:26 24:45 31:05
2 18 701 Ryan Hall 15:17 24:55 31:35
3 47 698 Chris Emme 15:55 25:49 32:13
4 94 705 Jon Pierce 16:08 26:16 32:52
5 103 700 Brett Gotcher 16:08 26:17 33:00
6 (159) 709 David Vidal 16:23 26:46 33:38
7 (166) 704 Peter Meindl 16:11 26:37 33:45
 
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MEN'S 10000 METER INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
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Place TmPl No.   Name   School   5ksplit  8ksplit   Finish
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1.     1 837 Simon Bairu Wisconsin   15:17   24:32   30:37.7
2.     2 506 Matt Gonzales New Mexico   15:17   24:33   30:40.9
3.     3  69 Josphat Boit Arkansas   15:17   24:32   30:41.8
4.     4 196 Brent Vaughn Colorado   15:26   24:44   30:48.7 (Smoky Hill Aurora CO 2003)
5.     5 192 Bret Schoolmeester Colorado   15:26   24:49   30:56.3 (Denver Christian CO 2002)
6.     6 306 Simon Ngata Georgia   15:18   24:42   30:56.5
7.       397 Benson Chesang Kansas   15:17   24:39   30:59.4
8.     7 695 Nef Araia Stanford   15:26   24:45   31:04.5 (Lawrence North IN 2003)
9.        36 Robert Cheseret Arizona   15:18   24:39   31:05.8
10.    8 277 Rod Koborsi Georgetown   15:20   24:51   31:06.4
11.    9 851 Matt Tegenkamp Wisconsin   15:17   24:42   31:09.7
12.      398 Mathew Chesang Kansas State   15:17   24:41   31:11.7
13.      400 Josh Mcdougal Liberty   15:18   24:47   31:14.5 (Peru NY homeschooled 2004)
14.   10 501 Shadrack Ki Biwott New Mexico   15:19   24:46   31:16.9 (La Cueva NM 2004)
15.      787 Robert Curtis Villanova   15:27   25:02   31:22.1 (St. Xavier Louisville KY 2003)
16.   11 848 Chris Solinsky Wisconsin   15:17   24:42   31:22.3 (Stevens Point WI 2003)
17.   12 432 Nate Brannen Michigan   15:27   25:02   31:23.4 
18.      857 Lucas Meyer Yale   15:27   25:02   31:23.9
19.   13 135 Olly Laws Butler   15:34   25:02   31:24.5
20.   14  81 Jason Sandfort Arkansas   15:27   25:01   31:26.0
21.   15 194 Jon Severy Colorado   15:34   25:04   31:26.9
22.   16  45 Aaron Aguayo Arizona State   15:20   25:02   31:27.3
23.      670 Tonny Okello South Alabama   15:17   24:46   31:30.1
24.   95     Forest Braden Boise State   15:25   25:06   31:31.7
25.   17  80 Marc Rodriguez Arkansas   15:27   25:06   31:33.9
26.   18 701 Ryan Hall Stanford   15:17   24:55   31:34.9
27.      227 Bruce Hyde Cornell   15:40   25:20   31:39.1
28.   19 479 Ryan Malmin Minnesota  15:30   25:13   31:39.2
29.      119 Jeff Gaudette Brown   15:40   25:16   31:40.2
30.   20 731 Andrew Middleton Texas   15:33   25:15   31:41.2
31.   21 596 Brian Olinger Ohio State   15:27   25:09   31:41.8
32.   22 118 Josh Rohatinsky Brigham Young   15:26   25:08   31:44.6
33.   23 363 Stephen Chemlany Iona   15:34   25:15   31:44.9
34.   24 356 Sean Jefferson Indiana   15:48   25:20   31:45.7
35.   25 543 Bobby Mack North Carolina State   15:33   25:17   31:46.0
36.   26 209 Mike Nicks Colorado State   15:41   25:29   31:47.3
37.   27 468 Andrew Carlson Minnesota   15:28   25:16   31:48.7
38.      830 Christo Landry William and Mary   15:37   25:22   31:49.1
39.      768 Jon Rankin UCLA   15:33   25:22   31:49.8
40.      666 Marcel Hewamudalige Rice   15:27   25:01   31:52.9
41.   28 136 Scott Overall Butler   15:35   25:18   31:53.1
42.   29 575 Kurt Benninger Notre Dame   15:28   25:18   31:53.4
43.   30 581 Tim Moore Notre Dame   15:32   25:19   31:55.2
44.   31 191 Stephen Pifer Colorado   16:01   25:31   31:56.8
45.   32 370 Richard Kiplagat Iona   15:34   25:19   31:57.4
46.   33 653 Martin Fagan Providence   15:38   25:26   31:58.7
47.   34 842 Tim Keller Wisconsin   15:30   25:26   31:59.0
48.      616 Dusty Lieb Penn   15:35   25:24   31:59.2
49.   35 195 James Strang Colorado   15:55   25:33   31:59.9
50.   36 267 Andrew Lemoncello Florida State   15:33   25:27   32:00.0
51.      681 Jesson Baugartner Southern Utah   15:53  25:33   32:00.3
52.   37 592 John Ealy Ohio State   15:41   25:28   32:01.4
53.   38 160 Tristen Perlberg Central Michigan   15:30   25:07   32:01.8
54.   39 843 Bobby Lockhart Wisconsin   15:42   25:28   32:02.5
55.   40  33 Pat Macadie American   15:50   25:36   32:03.4
56.   41 114 Bryan Lindsay Brigham Young   15:47   25:38   32:04.2
57.   42 134 Nick Goodliffe Butler   15:35   25:23   32:05.4
58.      167 Itay Magidi Clemson   15:52   25:35   32:07.1
59.   43 278 Chris Lukezic Georgetown   15:33   25:26   32:07.8
60.   44 112 Chandler Goodwin Brigham Young   15:45   25:36   32:08.4
61.   45 133 Thomas Frazer Butler   15:41   25:29   32:10.0
62.      420 David Mitchell Miami/Ohio   15:41   25:36   32:10.6
63.      770 Mircea Bogdan UTEP   15:44   25:34   32:11.6
64.   46 365 Sean Connolly Iona   15:39   25:38   32:11.9
65.   47 698 Chris Emme Stanford   15:55   25:49   32:12.6
66.      635 Austin Smith Princeton   15:47   25:39   32:12.8
67.   48  51 Juan Reyes Arizona State   15:54   25:41   32:15.0
68.      120 Patrick Tarpy Brown   15:43   25:37   32:15.3
69.   49  52 Ryan Warrenburg Arizona State   15:51   25:41   32:15.6
70.   50 276 Fleet Hower Georgetown   15:38   25:29   32:16.1
71.      246 Jacob Korir Eastern Kentucky   15:39   25:35   32:17.1
72.   51 266 Tom Lancashire Florida State   15:50   25:50   32:17.7
73.       83 Chris Walsh Auburn   15:41   25:41   32:19.8
74.   52 395 Micah Van Denend Iowa   15:56   25:51   32:20.1
75.   53 259 Stephen Zieminski Florida   15:35   25:38   32:21.4
76.      332 Jason Bill Illinois   15:37   25:36   32:22.4
77.   54 255 Cory Presnick Florida   15:51   25:44   32:22.5
78.      618 Dan Mazzocco Penn State   15:45   25:45   32:24.1
79.   55 538 Gavin Coombs North Carolina State   15:47   25:40   32:24.9
80.   56 193 Jared Scott Colorado   16:02   25:55   32:25.0
81.   57   5 Brian Dumm Air Force   15:57   25:52   32:25.4
82.   58 141 Brandon Collins Cal Poly   16:02   25:54   32:25.5
83.   59 386 Eric Mactaggart Iowa   15:59   25:53   32:26.2
84.   60 149 Phillip Reid Cal Poly   16:03   25:55   32:26.3
85.   61  10 Jeff Gosselin Air Force   15:55   25:50   32:26.6
86.      620 John Moore Portland   15:56   25:57   32:26.7
87.   62 379 Matt Esche Iowa   15:53   25:51   32:27.1
88.   63 849 Josh Spiker Wisconsin   15:49   25:52   32:27.4
89.   64 548 Eddie Alaniz Northern Arizona   15:50   25:47   32:27.7
90.   65 150 Blake Swier Cal Poly   15:59   25:53   32:27.9
91.   66 142 Andy Coughlin Cal Poly   15:52   25:47   32:28.5
92.   67  72 Shawn Forrest Arkansas   15:38   25:44   32:29.4
93.      835 Adam Tenerowicz William and Mary   16:01   25:55   32:30.5
94.   68 658 Pat Moulton Providence   15:46  25:39   32:31.4
95.   69 392 Adam Roche Iowa   16:08   25:58   32:31.6
96.   70 585 Kaleb Van Ort Notre Dame   15:48   25:48   32:31.8
97.   71 583 Sean O'donnell Notre Dame   15:47   25:52   32:32.0
98.   72 604 Joseph Gray Oklahoma State   15:48   25:44   32:32.4
99.      245 Nick Schnieder Duke   15:47   25:48   32:33.1
100.  73 207 Josh Glaab Colorado State   15:48   25:51   32:33.8

Women

by Dave Luce

Though Shalane Flanagan has departed for a professional racing career, the NCAA Division I women's national cross country championship was not without a runaway winner on Monday.

Kim Smith of Providence, who finished second to Flanagan last year, hit the mile mark of Indiana State's course in 5:04 with an eight-second lead over Renee Metevier of Colorado, who in turn had a six-second cushion over the chase pack.

Smith hit 4k in 13:13 with a 15-second margin over Metevier. The chase pack at that point was led by Caroline Bierbaum of Columbia, frosh Lindsay Donaldson of Yale, Laura Turner of BYU, and frosh Danette Doetzel of Michigan State.

In the middle of the final interior "teardrop" loop (roughly 5200m into the race, with about 800m remaining) the order was Smith, Metevier, Bierbaum, Turner, Donaldson, Maureen McCandless of Pittsburgh, and Carol Henry of North Carolina.

With about 200m remaining the order was the same except that McCandless had passed Donaldson. Then, in the final sprint, the top seven held their positions.

Though Colorado ran away with the team title, #5-ranked Duke placed second ahead of #2-ranked Providence, #4-ranked Michigan, and the #1-ranked Stanford team, which was without Sara Bei (last year's third-place finisher behind Flanagan and Smith).

 

 

results from NCAAsports.com 

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WOMEN'S 6OOO METER TEAM RESULTS
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1. 63 Colorado ( 20:52 1:44:20)
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1 2 173 Renee Metevier 20:27
2 9 174 Liza Pasciuto 20:49
3 10 169 Christine Bolf 20:49
4 20 176 Sara Slattery 21:07
5 22 170 Natalie Florence 21:08
6 ( 52) 177 Amber Smith 21:45
7 (187) 180 Laura Zeigle 23:18


2. 144 Duke ( 21:14 1:46:09)
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1 11 236 Sally Meyerhoff 20:50
2 19 240 Shannon Rowbury 21:05
3 21 232 Clara Horowitz 21:07
4 32 239 Natasha Roetter 21:18
5 61 235 Meaghan Leon 21:49
6 ( 83) 234 Phebe Ko 22:08
7 ( 85) 230 Tiare Ferguson 22:09


3. 164 Providence ( 21:11 1:45:55)
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1 1 646 Kim Smith 20:09
2 7 640 Fiona Crombie 20:46
3 30 638 Deirdre Byrne 21:16
4 47 641 Mary Cullen 21:41
5 79 648 Katie Twarog 22:03
6 ( 88) 644 Jane Nalder 22:11
7 (208) 645 Roisin Quinn 24:25


4. 170 Notre Dame ( 21:20 1:46:36)
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1 15 562 Stephanie Madia 20:58
2 23 566 Sunni Olding 21:10
3 24 564 Kerry Meagher 21:10
4 28 559 Molly Huddle 21:14
5 80 560 Lauren King 22:04
6 (104) 563 Jean Marinangeli 22:17
7 (174) 558 Katie DeRusso 23:04


5. 175 Stanford ( 21:23 1:46:55)
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1 18 688 Alicia Craig 21:03
2 33 691 Teresa McWalters 21:18
3 34 692 Anita Siraki 21:19
4 40 694 Katy Trotter 21:32
5 50 693 Amanda Trotter 21:43
6 ( 73) 689 Jeane Goff 21:58
7 (132) 687 Lauren Centrowitz 22:32



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WOMEN'S 6000 METER INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
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Place TmPl No. Name School 3k Splt      Finish
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1.     1 646 Kim Smith Providence   9:53   20:08.5
2.     2 173 Renee Metevier Colorado   10:05   20:26.4
3.     3 217 Caroline Bierbaum Columbia   10:17   20:30.7
4.     4 108 Laura Turner Brigham Young   10:15   20:37.5
5.       619 Maureen Mccandless Pittsburgh   10:16   20:38.2
6.       855 Lindsay Donaldson Yale   10:18   20:40.0 (Lincoln-Sudbury MA 2004)
7.     5 518 Carol Henry North Carolina Chapel Hill   10:15   20:41.9
8.     6 780 Marina Muncan Villanova   10:17   20:42.8
9.        82 Angela Homan Auburn   10:16   20:43.8
10.    7 640 Fiona Crombie Providence   10:18   20:45.9
11       614 Faithy Kamangila Oral Roberts   10:16   20:47.5
12.    8 446 Danette Doetzel Michigan State   10:15   20:47.8
13.    9 174 Liza Pasciuto Colorado   10:34   20:48.1 (Murrieta valley CA 2004)
14.   10 169 Christine Bolf Colorado   10:18   20:48.1
15.   96 Maria Cicero Boston College   10:23   20:48.3
16.   11 236 Sally Meyerhoff Duke   10:21   20:49.2 (Mountain Pointe AZ 2002)
17.   26 Keira Carlstrom American   10:18   20:49.8
18.   12 336 Jessica Gall Indiana   10:22   20:52.7 (West Lafayette IN 2002)
19.      272 Nicole Lee Georgetown   10:22   20:53.1
20.   13 625 Cack Ferrell Princeton   10:19   20:56.3
21.      723 Shannon Wommack Tennessee-Chatanooga   10:21   20:56.6
22.   14 40 Amy Hastings Arizona State   10:20   20:56.9
23.   15 562 Stephanie Madia Notre Dame   10:21   20:57.1
24.   16 817 Megan Metcalfe West Virginia   10:25   20:57.8
25.   17 680 Karin Van Royen Southern Methodist   10:21   20:58.1
26.   18 688 Alicia Craig Stanford   10:16   21:02.8
27.   19 240 Shannon Rowbury Duke   10:18   21:04.4
28.   20 176 Sara Slattery Colorado   10:18   21:06.4
29.   21 232 Clara Horowitz Duke   10:26   21:06.8
30.   22 170 Natalie Florence Colorado   10:33   21:07.2
31.      615 Laura Harmon Oregon   10:35   21:07.7
32.   23 566 Sunni Olding Notre Dame   10:27   21:09.2
33.      856 Cara Kiernan Yale   10:23   21:09.4
34.   24 564 Kerry Meagher Notre Dame   10:28   21:10.0
35.   25 430 Rebecca Walter Michigan   10:21   21:11.4
36.      722 Kathleen Turchin Tennessee-Chatanooga   10:28   21:11.5
37.   26 782 Ioana Parusheva Villanova   10:20   21:12.2
38.      309 Lindsey Scherf Harvard   10:32   21:12.5
39.   27 796 Selina Sekulic Wake Forest   10:31   21:13.4
40.   28 559 Molly Huddle Notre Dame   10:20   21:13.5
41.   29  38 Desiree Davila Arizona State   10:29   21:14.4
42.   30 638 Deirdre Byrne Providence   10:28   21:15.7
43.      671 Christa Benton South Florida   10:26   21:16.4
44.   31 515 Erin Donohue North Carolina Chapel Hill   10:21   21:16.9
45.   32 239 Natasha Roetter Duke   10:29   21:17.2
46.   33 691 Teresa Mcwalters Stanford   10:25   21:17.2
47.   34 692 Anita Siraki Stanford   10:23   21:18.7
48.      599 Mary Davies Oklahoma State   10:28   21:19.1
49.   35 330 Jaime Turilli Illinois   10:32   21:19.3
50.   36 426 Alyson Kohlmeier Michigan   10:27   21:21.0
51.   37 101 Rena Chesser Brigham Young   10:37   21:21.5
52.       84 Jill Scully Ball State   10:39   21:22.1
53.      665 Marissa Daniels Rice   10:39   21:24.4
54.   38  41 Victoria Jackson Arizona State   10:32   21:26.3
55.   39 533 Julia Lucas North Carolina State   10:31   21:27.7
56.      121 Jennifer Koeppel Buffalo   10:32   21:28.0
57.      226 Kate Boyles Cornell   10:21   21:28.9
58.      396 Shannon Saunders James Madison   10:26   21:29.3
59.      836 Katrina Rundbaug Wisconsin   10:33   21:31.1
60.   40 694 Katy Trotter Stanford   10:22   21:31.2
61.   41 629 Meredith Lambert Princeton   10:38   21:32.2
62.   42 449 Caitlin Kelly Michigan State   10:30   21:33.4
63.      399 Allison Grace Kentucky   10:30   21:33.8
64.      682 Casey Owens Southwest Missouri   10:40   21:34.5
65.   43 497 Serena Ramsey Missouri   10:34   21:35.1
66.   44 325 Cassie Hunt Illinois   10:16   21:37.0
67.   45  87 Brittany Brockman Baylor   10:33   21:37.3
68.   46 424 Theresa Feldkamp Michigan   10:44   21:37.4
69.      500 Jacqulyn Gallegos New Mexico   10:31   21:38.4
70.      854 Jennifer Thompson Wyoming   10:40   21:39.2
71.   47 641 Mary Cullen Providence   10:32   21:40.2
72.   48 819 Tara Struyk West Virginia   10:39   21:41.2
73.   49 744 Lauren Christman UC-Santa Barbara   10:45   21:41.7
74.   50 693 Amanda Trotter Stanford   10:32   21:42.6
75.      710 Ashley Monteau Stephen F. Austin   10:47   21:42.9
76.   51 535 Kristina Roth North Carolina State   10:47   21:43.8
77.      742 Mary Kinyanjui Texas Christian   10:29   21:43.9
78.   52 177 Amber Smith Colorado   10:39   21:44.3
79.      769 Elise Greenwood Utah   10:52   21:45.1
80.      598 Jessica Eldridge Oklahoma   10:44   21:45.1
81.   53 715 Felicia Guliford Tennessee   10:29   21:45.5
82.   54 775 Elizabeth Gesel Villanova   10:47   21:45.5
83.   55 750 Stephanie Rothstein UC-Santa Barbara   10:45   21:45.7
84.   56  62 Maureen Scott Arkansas   10:41   21:46.8
85.   57 496 Jill Petersen Missouri   10:46   21:47.0
86.   58 106 Heidi Magill Brigham Young   10:33   21:47.5
87.   59 286 Lauren Burks Georgia   10:46   21:47.6
88.   60 812 Jennifer Davis West Virginia   10:41   21:48.1
89.   61 235 Meaghan Leon Duke   10:39   21:48.6
90.   62 225 Tenke Zoltani Columbia   10:46   21:48.9
91.      858 Desiraye Osborne Wichita State   10:45   21:50.1
92.   63 800 Lindsey Egerdahl Washington   10:44   21:50.6
93.   64 784 Kirsty Smith Villanova   10:45   21:51.1
94.   65 423 Katie Erdman Michigan   10:44   21:52.3
95.   66 531 Amy Kelly North Carolina State   10:50   21:52.8
96.   67 317 Letiwe Marakurwa Idaho   10:58   21:53.6
97.   68 714 Katie Flaute Tennessee   10:44   21:53.7
98.   69 758 Ashley Caldwell UCLA   10:45   21:55.0
99.   70 224 Lisa Stublic Columbia   10:46   21:55.6
100.  71  64 Kristina Smith Arkansas   10:49   21:56.1
 

 

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