Kanuho, Hutton, Saina, Dey, Korir & Mallory to Compete in Silicon Valley Turkey Trot 5k

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November 27, 2013




Kanuho, Hutton, Saina, Dey, Korir & Mallory to Compete in Silicon Valley Turkey Trot 5k


(Colorado Springs, CO) - Coming off of her Colorado state cross country title, Rochelle Kanuho (adidas/BRC) leads a contingent of American Distance Project athletes at Thursday's Applied Materials Silicon Valley Turkey Trot 5k to be held in San Jose, CA. Both Kanuho and Brittni Hutton (adidas/BRC), who was fourth in the Colorado state championship, will be making their professional road race debut. Betsy Saina (Nike), a 2013 college graduate as well, and a three-time NCAA champion, will join the two in the women's race which offers $25,000 in prize money with $2,500 going to the champion and $10,000 on offer to an American record performance.


Leonard Korir (Nike) leads ADP athletes as he returns to San Jose after finishing second last year. Dey Dey (adidas/BRC) makes his 5k road race debut while Anthony Mallory returns after setting a personal best of 14:35 on the criterion loop course in 2012.
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Nelson Set to Defend Title at Ft. Collins 4-Miler; Thomas & Birdsong Also to Compete


(Colorado Springs, CO) - Brianne Nelson (adidas/BRC) will defend her title at the Fort Collins Thanksgiving Day 4-Miler while adidas/BRC teammates Wendy Thomas and Brandon Birdsong will compete for their first time. The race offers $3,000 in prize money with $600 going to the overall winner on the loop course held at an elevation of 4,982-feet.
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Begay & Petersson Racing At Manchester Road Race


(Colorado Springs, CO) - Alvina Begay (Nike) will join Jess Petersson (Marathon Sports) at Thursday's 77th-annual Manchester Road Race. The traditional Thanksgiving Day race, held over a non-traditional 4.748-mile distance, is held in Manchester, CT, and offers $4,000 for the champion with prize money and certificates going 25 deep.
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Elliot Finishes 4th at Main Street Crit 8k


(Colorado Springs, CO) - Matt Elliott (Brooks) finished 4th and as the top American at last Saturday's Main Street Crit 8k in Columbia, SC. Elliott posted a personal best of 23:40, earning $300 for his effort but more than a minute behind course record breaker Emmanuel Bor who finished at 22:39.
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New York Road Runners Ask Your Help For Thyphoon Victims In Philippines


(Colorado Springs, CO) The New York Road Runners are asking for donations to provide relief to those effected by Super Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines. In cooperation with UNICEF, NYRR has set up a fundraising initiative called Run For The Philippines where runners can run miles and raise money.


Log on to www.crowdrise.com/runphilippines to see how you can help.
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ABOUT AMERICAN DISTANCE PROJECT
The American Distance Project is a non-profit organization whose primary goal is the development of American distance runners to be internationally competitive. The ADP is located on the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains, taking advantage of incredible training resources in and around Colorado Springs and Woodland Park. The ADP thanks its sponsors and donors including Sharkies, Action Potential Physical Therapy, New York City Road Runners, and USATF Foundation. For more information, visit www.AmericanDistanceProject.com

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CUFFE NAMED PAC-12 RUNNER OF THE YEAR

Nov. 26, 2013



CUFFE NAMED PAC-12 RUNNER OF THE YEAR



WALNUT CREEK, Calif. – Stanford junior Aisling Cuffe, the conference individual champion, was named Pac-12 Women’s Cross Country Athlete of the Year on Tuesday.



Cuffe also was among five Stanford runners, among men and women, named to the All-Pac-12 teams. Cuffe and Jim Rosa received first-team honors, for women and men, respectively. Named to the second team were seniors Michael Atchoo and Erik Olson for the men and Jessica Tonn for the women.



Cuffe becomes the sixth different Cardinal runner to earn the honor, and it’s the eighth time the honor has gone to Stanford overall. However, Cuffe is the first since 2007, when Ariana Lambie won the last of her three consecutive Pac-12 awards. Other Stanford winners were Sara Bei (2003), Alicia Craig (2002), Erin Sullivan (1999), and Louise Watson (1992).



Cuffe, a native of Cornwall-on-Hudson, N.Y., won the Pac-12 championship on Nov. 2, in the altitude of Louisville, ,Colo. She followed with a third place at the NCAA West Region meet in Sacramento and capped her season with fourth place at the NCAA Championships in Terre Haute, Ind., on Saturday.



Rosa was runner-up to Pac-12 Men’s Athlete of the Year Edward Cheserek of Oregon in both the conference and regional meets. Rosa went on to become the top American-born finisher at the NCAA Championships, when he captured fifth.



Olson was 11th at Pac-12’s and third at regionals, and 85th at NCAA’s. Atchoo was 12th at the Pac-12’s and sixth at regionals, and 100th at NCAA’s.



Tonn was ninth at Pac-12’s, sixth at regionals, and 16th at NCAA’s. Cuffe, Tonn, and Rosa each earned All-America honors.



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LeDuc, Johnson, Lundin & Van Allen Earn National Awards for Division III Cross Country

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LeDuc, Johnson, Lundin & Van Allen Earn National Awards for Division III Cross Country
November 26, 2013

NEW ORLEANS – The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced Tuesday its National Athletes and Coaches of the Year for the NCAA Division III Cross Country season following the championships in Hanover, Ind., this past weekend.

NCAA Division I Cross Country individual champions Mike LeDuc of Connecticut College and Chelsea Johnson of St. Scholastica were named the men’s and women’s USTFCCCA National Athletes of the Year, respectively.

Phil Lundin of St. Olaf and Bobby Van Allen of Johns Hopkins earned men’s and women’s National Coach of the Year honors, respectively, in leading their teams to national titles.

MEN’S NATIONAL ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

Courtesy: NCAA Mike LeDuc, Connecticut College
Recent Winners
2012: Tim Nelson, UW-Stout
2011: Ben Sathre, St. Thomas (Minn.)
2010: Anders Hulleberg, Haverford
2009: Ricky Flynn, Lynchburg
2008: Peter Kosgei, Hamilton
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LeDuc emerged from one of tightest individual races of NCAA Championships Saturday as Connecticut College’s first men’s cross country national champion, crossing the line on the eight-kilometer course at Hanover in 24:29.3 to defeat John Crain of North Central (Ill.) by just less than four seconds.

The Canton, Conn., senior had to battle back for the win after crossing the halfway point at four kilometers in fifth-place. Less than two kilometers later, he was in a back-and-forth battle with Crain for the lead that lasted all the way until the very late stages of the race. LeDuc was able to pull away on the final stretch for the national crown.

His national title added to a 2013 resume that also includes a streak of five consecutive wins. He earned victories at the New England Region Championships, the NESCAC Championships and the Pre-National Invitational on this very course in Hanover. His only loss was in his season debut at the Southern Maine Invitational in fourth-place.




WOMEN’S NATIONAL ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

Courtesy: St. Scholastica Chelsea Johnson, St. Scholastica
Recent Winners
2012: Christy Cazzola, UW-Oshkosh
2011: Chiara Del Piccolo, Williams
2010: Wendy Pavlus, St. Lawrence
2009: Wendy Pavlus, St. Lawrence
2008: Marie Borner, Bethel (Minn.)
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Johnson bided her time through five kilometers of the six-kilometer NCAA Division III Cross Country Championships race in Hanover, Ind., before taking command to win the individual title in 21:11.70. Her title was the first Division III national championship in school history, and it came by nearly 11 seconds over runner-up Noelle Olson of St. Olaf.

The senior from North Branch, Minn., ran with a group of four through five kilometers before making a decisive move in the final 1000 meters to break the race wide open. She generated nearly all 11 seconds of her final separation in that final kilometer stretch.

With the title, she finished her 2013 cross country campaign with seven wins, including titles at the Central Region Championships, the UMAC Championships, the Pre-National Invitational and the the Roy Griak Invitational Maroon III race. Her lone defeat was a third-place finish in late September at the St. Olaf Invitational.






MEN’S NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR

Courtesy: St. Olaf

Recent Winners
2012: Al Carius, North Central (Ill.)
2011: Al Carius, North Central (Ill.)
2010: Tom Donnelly, Haverford
2009: Al Carius, North Central (Ill.)
2008: Steve Patrick, SUNY Cortland
Full Archive
Phil Lundin, St. Olaf
Lundin, in his sixth season guiding the St. Olaf program, led his Oles to a narrow upset over two-time defending NCAA Division III team champion North Central (Ill.), 84-86, for the program’s first National Championship. His squad posted four All-American performances, including third-place Grant Wintheiser and eighth-place Jake Brown.

His Oles were No. 3 in the National Coaches Poll entering the championships, while North Central came in as the No. 1 team. Both North Central and St. Olaf posted a race-best four All-Americans, but it was St. Olaf that controlled the team competition for nearly the duration of the race behind his six finishers in the top 75.

In addition to the national title, Lundin’s squad also claimed wins at the Central Region Championships, the MIAC Championships and the UW-La Crosse Jim Drews Invitational.




WOMEN’S NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR

Courtesy: Johns Hopkins

Recent Winners
2012: Bobby Van Allen, Johns Hopkins
2011: Jeff Stiles, Washington (Mo.)
2010: Terry Aldrich, Middlebury
2009: Dan Schwamberger, UW-Eau Claire
2008: Terry Aldrich, Middlebury
Full Archive
Bobby Van Allen, Johns Hopkins
Van Allen, in his 15th season in charge of the Johns Hopkins program, led his Blue Jay women to a successful defense of their 2012 NCAA Division III Cross Country team title, winning the 2013 crown by a wide 85-137 margin over runner-up Williams. His women earned a race-best three All-America honors, led by fourth-place finish from Hannah Oneda.

Entering as the No. 1 team in the National Coaches Poll for the entire season, his Johns Hopkins squad was the first pre-meet No. 1 to claim the team title since Middlebury in 2010. The Blue Jays were in control of the team competition throughout the duration of the race, with three top-15 runners earning All-America honors and a fourth runner just three spots shy of the cut-off for the award.

The title caps a season for Van Allen’s squad that included titles at the Mideast Region Championships, the Centennial Conference Championships and numerous strong showings against Division I and II squads.





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Stevens, Agnew, Martin & Baltes Named Division II XC National Award Winners

Stevens, Agnew, Martin & Baltes Named Division II XC National Award Winners
November 26, 2013

NEW ORLEANS – The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced Tuesday its National Athletes and Coaches of the Year for the NCAA Division II Cross Country season following the championships in Spokane, Wash., this past weekend.

NCAA Division II Cross Country individual champions Tabor Stevens of Adams State and Jennifer Agnew of U-Mary were named on Tuesday the men’s and women’s USTFCCCA National Athletes of the Year, respectively.

Damon Martin of Adams State and Jerry Baltes of Grand Valley State earned men’s and women’s National Coach of the Year honors, respectively, in leading their teams to national titles.

MEN’S NATIONAL ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

Courtesy: NCAA Tabor Stevens, Adams State
Stevens took control of the NCAA Division II Cross Country Championships midway through the 10-kilometer race and never looked back, running away to cross the finish line in 29:50.1. In doing so, he defeated runner-up Vegard Olstad by more than 11 seconds to avenge losses at both the RMAC and South Central Region Championships earlier this season.

The junior from Canon City, Colo., ran among the lead pack for the first five kilometers of the race, before breaking away with American International’s Mike Biwott. It wouldn’t be long before Stevens shook free of Biwott and ran an unchallenged 14:56.1 split over the last half of the race, 11 seconds faster than Olstad’s final push.

Recent Winners
2012: Micah Chelimo, Alaska Anchorage
2011: Ryan Haebe, Western State
2010: Michael Crouch, Queens (N.C.)
2009: Reuben Mwei, Adams State
2008: Scott Bauhs, Chico State
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He picked the right moment for his first win of the 2013, which also included third-place finishes at the mostly Division I Roy Griak Invitational Gold race and the RMAC Championships, and a fourth-place showing in the South Central Region.




WOMEN’S NATIONAL ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

Courtesy: NCAA Jennifer Agnew, U-Mary
After missing the 2012 cross country season with an injury and exhausting her track & field eligibility in the spring, Agnew was back at the Division II Cross Country Championships for the final race of her collegiate career, and she made it count. The senior from Onamia, Minn., led from the outset and was never challenged in a win in 20:50.7 on the six-kilometer course at the Plantes Ferry Sports Complex in Spokane, Wash., by nearly 12 seconds over runner-up Jessica Macy of Pittsburg State.

By the halfway point at three kilometers, she had already amassed what would be an insurmountable 12-second lead over Macy and the pack. She completed the first three kilometers in 10:22.9 and was able to maintain a 10:27.8 split over the second half, faster than all but one runner.

Recent Winners
2012: Alicia Nelson, Adams State
2011: Neely Spence, Shippensburg
2010: Neely Spence, Shippensburg
2009: Jessica Pixler, Seattle Pacific
2008: Jessica Pixler, Seattle Pacific
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The win was her fifth of the season, including titles at the Central Region Championships and the NSIC Championships. Her lone loss was a fifth-place showing in the deep Roy Griak Maroon II race.




MEN’S NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR

Courtesy: Adams State

Recent Winners
2012: Damon Martin, Adams State
2011: Jennifer Michel, Western State
2010: Damon Martin, Adams State
2009: Damon Martin, Adams State
2008: Damon Martin, Adams State
Full Archive
Damon Martin, Adams State
Martin, in his 18th season at the helm of the men’s program at Adams State, guided both the team and junior Tabor Stevens to national titles at the Division II Cross Country Championships. The Grizzlies won their fifth title in the past six years with a 54-104 victory over Grand Valley State, and Martin guided a race-best five individuals to All-America honors.

One of those All-Americans was individual champion Tabor Stevens, who won by 11 seconds over RMAC rival Vegard Olstad of Western State after crossing the line in 29:50.1. Stevens became the first Adams State runner to win the national individual title since Reuben Mwei in 2009.

The 2013 season for Martin’s Grizzlies also included a South Region title and a fourth-place finish at the mostly Division I Roy Griak Invitational Gold race.




WOMEN’S NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR

Courtesy: Grand Valley State

Recent Winners
2012: Jerry Baltes, Grand Valley State
2011: Tracy Hellman, Augustana (S.D.)
2010: Jerry Baltes, Grand Valley State
2009: Damon Martin, Adams State
2008: Damon Martin, Adams State
Full Archive
Jerry Baltes, Grand Valley State
Baltes, in his 14th season guiding the Grand Valley State program, led his Lakers ladies to their third NCAA Division II Cross Country team title in the past four years. His team earned a nation-best six All-America honors to score 54 points, well ahead of runner-up Adams State’s 91 points. GVSU had been ranked No. 1 in each edition of the National Coaches Poll since the preseason.

Two Lakers finished in the top 10 for a second consecutive season with Allyson Winchester (third) and Jessica Janecke (ninth), and junior Madie Rodts was just eight spots away from giving the Lakers seven All-Americans in 48th place.

With the national title, Baltes’ Lakers capped a season that included titles at the Midwest Region and GLIAC Championships, and strong finishes against Division I competition at the Notre Dame Invitational Gold race (runner-up) and the Roy Griak Invitational Gold race (ninth).





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Upcoming Events
XTERRA Topanga Turkey Trot Trail Run, Los Angeles, CA, Nov. 28
Nitro Turkey Thanksgiving Run 10K, 5K, Little Turkeys Race, Pinole, CA, Nov. 28
GivingThanks 5K, St. Paul, MN, Nov. 28
Thanksgiving Day 5K, Kansas City, KS, Nov. 28
Bend Turkey Trot, Bend, OR, Nov. 28
Applied Materials Silicon Valley Turkey Trot, 10K, 5K, Kids Races, San Jose, CA, Nov. 28
Flying Feather Four Miler, Dublin, OH, Nov. 28
Atlanta Half-Marathon & Thanksgiving Day 5K, Atlanta, GA, Nov. 28
Pacific Marine Credit Union O'side Turkey Trot, Oceanside, CA, Nov. 28
Fifth Third Turkey Trot, Detroit, MI, Nov. 28
Dana Point Turkey Trot, Dana Pt, CA, Nov. 28
Baptist Health South Florida Turkey Trot, Miami, FL, Nov. 28
Drumstick Dash, Milwaukee, WI, Nov. 28
Turkey Day 8K & 3K, Missoula, MT, Nov. 28
Mile High United Way Turkey Trot, Denver, CO, Nov. 28
Prospect Park Track Club Turkey Trot, Brooklyn, NY, Nov. 28
Lifetime Fitness Turkey Day 5K, San Francisco, CA, Nov. 28
Gobble Wobble, Denver, CO, Nov. 28
Santa Paws, Windsor, Ontario, CAN, Nov. 30
Seattle Marathon 5K and Kids Marathon, Seattle, WA, Nov. 30
XTERRA Coldwater Mountain Trail Run, Anniston, AL, Nov. 30
Quarry Turkey Half-Marathon, 10K, 5K, Little Turkeys Race, Fremont, CA, Nov. 30
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OC Marathon Gears Up for 10th Anniversary Celebration


NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. - The
OC Marathon heads into its 10th anniversary year poised to break several event records from entries in the full and half marathons and the obesity-fighting Kids Run the OC to economic impact and charitable fundraising. Set for Sunday, May 4, 2014, the OC Marathon is considered one of the best full and half marathon courses in the state with its diverse terrain, changing vistas and majestic ocean views. The race traverses Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, Irvine and Santa Ana and boasts a blend of chic coastal scenery, tranquil nature and sophisticated arts and shopping. The OC Finish Line Festival gets supercharged in 2014 with a headlining band, tacos, beer and tons of giveaways. Detailed information is available on the brand new website at www.ocmarathon.com.



"The OC Marathon is more than a race; it is a community event, a positive social institution for people of all ages," said OC Marathon Race Director Gary Kutscher. "Our 10th edition should be something special as we anticipate our biggest and best event ever."



On track for a record 22,000-plus entrants across its four races - marathon, half marathon, Wahoo's OC 5K and Kids Run the OC (KROC) - the OC Marathon has steadily evolved into a significant revenue machine for the region, generating nearly $21 million in economic impact for Orange County.



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Foot Locker Names ASICS Presenting Sponsor of XC Championships Through 2015


NEW YORK- Foot Locker has announced that ASICS America will be the presenting sponsor and official apparel, footwear and accessories provider for the Foot Locker Cross Country Championships through 2015.


The Foot Locker Cross Country Championships is the longest running national high school cross country race, as well as the oldest continuing national championship in all of high school sports. The four regional races held in the Northeast, Midwest, South, and West bring more than 10,000 of the nation's leading high school runners together for the chance to qualify for the National Finals. The Northeast, Midwest, and South regional races will be held on Saturday, November 30, while the West regional race will take place on Saturday, December 7. The Finals will be held on Saturday, December 14 in San Diego, California.



"ASICS has been a valued partner of our Championships for the previous two years, and along with them, we look forward to elevating the experience of this prestigious event for cross country runners throughout the nation," said Jeanine Zocks, vice president of strategic alliance and events.



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New York Road Runners Named Title Sponsor of Millrose Games at The Armory



NEW YORK - New York Road Runners (NYRR) will become the title sponsor of the 2014 Millrose Games, the most prestigious

indoor track & field event in the United States, it was announced by Dr. Norbert Sander, President of the Armory Foundation and Mary Wittenberg, CEO of the NYRR.



The 2014 NYRR Millrose Games will take place at the
New Balance Track & Field Center at The Armory, on Saturday, February 15th.



``We are thrilled that NYRR is becoming the title sponsor of the Millrose Games as part of an increased commitment to The Armory,'' said Sander. ``NYRR's continuing support allows us to build on the rich tradition of the Millrose Games and further help deserving students through our educational and athletic programs. The Amory/NYRR partnership is a clear reflection of how committed NYRR is to New York City. We could not have asked for a better partner as we continue to build this iconic event.''



NYRR's title sponsorship of the Millrose Games, which runs through 2016, builds on the community running organization's long-standing partnership with the Armory Foundation.


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USATF Announces 2013 Hall of Fame Class


INDIANAPOLIS - USA Track & Field announced that all-time track and field greats John Godina, Kenny Harrison, Steve Williams, Eleanor Montgomery and legendary coach Bob Larsen will make up the 2013 class to be inducted into the National Track & Field Hall of Fame.

The group makes up the 40th overall class to be inducted into the National Track & Field Hall of Fame and will be honored on Saturday, December 7, at the Jesse Owens Hall of Fame Banquet, which is a part of the USATF Annual Meeting at the J.W. Marriott in Indianapolis, Ind.


Godina, a two-time Olympic medalist and three-time world champion in the shot put, and Harrison (right), the 1996 Olympic gold medalist and American triple jump record holder, highlight the class as modern athletes inductees, which include those retired within the past 25 years.


Williams and Montgomery will represent the 2013 class as veteran athlete inductees, which include those who have been retired for 25 years or more. Williams set the world record in the 100-yard and 100-meter dashes a total of six times during the 1970s and held world records in the 220-yard dash and 4x100m. One of the original members of the Tennessee State Tigerbelles that dominated women's athletics before Title IX, Montgomery is a two-time Olympian and won a total of 13 national indoor and outdoor titles in the high jump.


Legendary coach Larsen was named NCAA track and field or cross country coach of the year four different times at UCLA before coaching Meb Keflezighi to the 2004 Olympic silver medal in the marathon. Larsen was selected in the coaches category.


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Applied Materials Silicon Valley Turkey Trot Announces Elite Field





SAN JOSE, Calif. - After an anticipated 28,000 recreational runners burn off pre-holiday-dinner calories at the
Applied Materials "Silicon Valley Turkey Trot" on Thanksgiving Day in downtown San Jose, more than 60 elite runners will compete in one of the fastest and most competitive 5-kilometer (3.1 miles) races in the world. Elite athletes representing five countries will toe the starting line including a half dozen current and former Olympians, 10 women with 5K personal bests under 15:30 (5-minutes per mile pace), and nine men with personal bests under 13:45 (4:26 per mile pace).



Lightning fast times are expected in the elite races, bolstering the Silicon Valley Turkey Trot's reputation as a global standout that showcases top athletic talent. The Association of Road Race Statisticians ranked the elite men's race at the Applied Materials Silicon Valley Turkey Trot among the four most competitive road 5Ks in the world for the past three years. The elite women's race at the Turkey Trot was ranked as the ninth most competitive in the world in 2012.


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Cheserek, D'Agostino, Wetmore & Treacy Earn National Awards for Division I

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Cheserek, D'Agostino, Wetmore & Treacy Earn National Awards for Division I Cross Country
November 26, 2013

NEW ORLEANS – The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced Tuesday its National Athletes and Coaches of the Year for the NCAA Division I Cross Country season following the championships in Terre Haute, Ind., this past weekend, as voted on by the nation’s coaches.

NCAA Division I Cross Country individual champions Edward Cheserek of Oregon and Abbey D’Agostino of Dartmouth were named on Tuesday the men’s and women’s USTFCCCA National Athletes of the Year, respectively.

Mark Wetmore of Colorado and Ray Treacy of Providence earned the Bill Dellinger National Men’s Coach of the Year and the Peter Tegen National Women’s Coach of the Year, respectively, in leading their teams to national titles.

MEN’S NATIONAL ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

Courtesy: Image of Sport
Edward Cheserek, Oregon
Cheserek did more than win a national championship, an impressive feat in its own right. In just his first NCAA championship race, the first-year man from Newark, N.J., dethroned the undefeated defending national champion Kennedy Kithuka of Texas Tech to become the first true freshman to claim the individual title since Indiana’s Bob Kennedy in 1988. He traversed the sloppy LaVern Gibson Championship Course — which ran 110 meters short of 10-kilometers to avoid staring in the mud — in Terre Haute, Ind., in 29:41.1, 18 seconds ahead of Kithuka.

After Kithuka made a move to break free of Cheserek mid-way through the race and looked to be well on his way to a second consecutive title, Cheserek made a devastating move of his own in the final two kilometers to overtake and pull away from Kithuka for the win. Behind his effort, the Ducks finished fifth in the team race.

Recent Winners:
2012: Kennedy Kithuka, Texas Tech
2011: Lawi Lalang, Arizona
2010: Sam Chelanga, Liberty
2009: Sam Chelanga, Liberty
2008: Galen Rupp, Oregon
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The title avenged his loss to Kithuka earlier this season in a fourth-place finish at the Pre-National Invitational on the same course. He also won titles at the Pac-12 Championships and the West Region Championships, along with winning his collegiate debut at the Boston College Coast-to-Coast Battle in Beantown.






WOMEN’S NATIONAL ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

Courtesy: Image of Sport Abbey D’Agostino, Dartmouth
D’Agostino finished third at the NCAA Championships in 2011 and runner-up a year ago, and she completed the pattern and her collegiate cross country career with the individual title in 2013 in 20:00.3. The senior from Topsfield, Mass., bided her time through the first two-thirds of the six-kilometer race — shortened by 110 meters to avoid starting in the muck — in Terre Haute, Ind., before overtaking Iona’s Kate Avery for the lead.

Once she took the lead she didn’t look back, crossing the line more than three seconds ahead of Boise State’s Emma Bates in 20:03.9 and more than five seconds faster than Avery after handling the sloppy start/finish straight on the LaVern Gibson Championship Course with relative ease.

Recent Winners
2012: Betsy Saina, Iowa State
2011: Sheila Reid, Villanova
2010: Sheila Reid, Villanova
2009: Angela Bizzarri, Illinois
2008: Sally Kipyego, Texas Tech
Full Archive
The title caps an undefeated season that also included wins at the Wisconsin adidas Invitational, the Ivy League Championship and the Northeast Regional Championship.




BILL DELLINGER MEN’S NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR

Courtesy: Colorado

Recent Winners
2012: Dave Smith, Oklahoma State
2011: Mick Byrne, Wisconsin
2010: Dave Smith, Oklahoma State
2009: Dave Smith, Oklahoma State
2008: Vin Lananna, Oregon
Full Archive
Mark Wetmore, Colorado
Wetmore’s Colorado Buffaloes had to overtake both the No. 1 Northern Arizona Lumberjacks and the defending national champion No. 2 Oklahoma State Cowboys to claim the NCAA Division I Cross Country team title in 2013, which is exactly what they did. The Buffaloes posted a winning score of 149 points — the highest in Division I men’s history — to down Northern Arizona with 169 points.

Led by first-year runner Ben Saarel in ninth place, Wetmore guided a race-best four CU runners to All-American honors and led the Buffaloes to their fourth title in his 19-year tenure as head coach in Boulder, Colo.

His Colorado squad was ranked No. 1 in the nation following a win at the Pre-National Invitational on the same course in Terre Haute, and emerged victorious at the Pac-12 Championships.




PETER TEGEN WOMEN’S NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR

Courtesy: Providence

Recent Winners
2012: Robert Johnson, Oregon
2011: Chris Miltenberg, Georgetown
2010: Gina Procaccio, Villanova
2009: Gina Procaccio, Villanova
2008: Greg Metcalf, Washington
Full Archive
Ray Treacy, Providence
Treacy’s Providence women began the season atop the preseason National Coaches Poll and finished it atop the podium at the NCAA Division I Cross Country Championships holding their first-ever national title in the sport. His Friars produced a race-best three All-Americans en route to winning over Arizona, 141-197.

In his 30th season at the helm of the Friars’ program, he guided Emily Sisson (seventh), Laura Nagel (27th) and Sarah Collins (39th) to All-American honors for the second consecutive season.

The 2013 campaign for Treacy’s Providence squad also includes wins at the Big East Championships and the Northeast Regional Championships.





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Running USA Industry E-News

November 26, 2013


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Member Events

November 28-30, 2013


XTERRA Topanga Turkey

Trot Trail Run,

Los Angeles, CA, Nov. 28



Nitro Turkey Thanksgiving Run 10K, 5K, Little Turkeys Race,

Pinole, CA, Nov. 28



GivingThanks 5K,

St. Paul, MN, Nov. 28



Thanksgiving Day 5K,

Kansas City, KS, Nov. 28



Bend Turkey Trot,

Bend, OR, Nov. 28



Applied Materials Silicon Valley Turkey Trot, 10K, 5K, Kids Races, San Jose, CA, Nov. 28



Flying Feather Four Miler,

Dublin, OH, Nov. 28



Atlanta Half-Marathon & Thanksgiving Day 5K,

Atlanta, GA, Nov. 28



Pacific Marine Credit Union O'side Turkey Trot,

Oceanside, CA, Nov. 28



Fifth Third Turkey Trot,

Detroit, MI, Nov. 28



Dana Point Turkey Trot,

Dana Pt, CA, Nov. 28



Baptist Health South Florida

Turkey Trot,

Miami, FL, Nov. 28



Drumstick Dash,

Milwaukee, WI, Nov. 28



Turkey Day 8K & 3K,

Missoula, MT, Nov. 28



Mile High United Way Turkey Trot, Denver, CO, Nov. 28



Prospect Park Track Club

Turkey Trot,

Brooklyn, NY, Nov. 28



Lifetime Fitness Turkey Day 5K,

San Francisco, CA, Nov. 28



Gobble Wobble,

Denver, CO, Nov. 28



Santa Paws,

Windsor, Ontario, CAN, Nov. 30



Seattle Marathon 5K and Kids Marathon,

Seattle, WA, Nov. 30



XTERRA Coldwater

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Anniston, AL, Nov. 30



Quarry Turkey Half-Marathon, 10K, 5K, Little Turkeys Race,
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Conference News

Conference Schedule Now Available Online

Check out our full slate of speakers, sessions and activities for this year's conference. Make sure to arrive early Sunday, and stay late on Tuesday, to get the most benefit from attending this year's 11th Industry Conference in San Diego.


Running USA 2014 Keynote Speaker Announced

Jeff Fromm, a marketing expert and best-selling author, will be the keynote speaker at Running USA 2014: The Industry Conference powered by ACTIVE Network. Fromm will share insights about Generation Y, also known as Millennials, and why our industry needs to understand this key demographic and how to reach and engage them. More HERE. Register today for the 11th Industry Conference powered by ACTIVE Network.


Industry Innovation Showcase

Share your innovative products, gear, and technology at the Industry Innovation Showcase, on Sunday, February 9. Please contact Michele Stone at michele@runningusa.org to participate.


Advertising Opportunity

Interested in placing an ad in the 2014 Conference program book? Please contact Michele@runningusa.org to reserve your space today.


Running USA Expo Presence Benefit for our Members

To have your event flyers or product information distributed at expos Running USA attends, please contact peter@runningusa.org.
Upcoming confirmed expos include the MetroPCS Dallas Marathon Health and Fitness Expo, December 6-7, 2013, the Ironman Sports Medicine Institute at Memorial Hermann EXPO, January 17-18, 2014, and the Austin Marathon and Half Marathon Health and Fitness Expo, February 14-15, 2014.


Running USA™ "In the News"



Running USA actively promotes our sport and serves as a resource center that together support our mission to advance the growth and success of the running industry. This section highlights news articles where Running USA and its statistics and data are mentioned or sourced.
The California Report article and audio "Turkey Trots: A Thanksgiving Morning Tradition" with Running USA Thanksgiving Day race stats and comment on why holiday most popular for running events.

Augusta Chronicle (GA) article "Run for your life on forthcoming Thanksgivings" with Running USA Thanksgiving Day #1 holiday for a race and Turkey Trot growth stats.

Foster's Daily Democrat (NH) article "Running's benefits go beyond health" with Running USA event finishers for 2012 stat.


Member Profile:

Windermere Marathon and Half Marathon

The 6th Annual Windermere Marathon and Half Marathon will take place in Spokane, WA, on June 1, 2014. The events offer big city amenities at small town prices.

The marathon is a USATF certified course and a Boston qualifier. The course is scenic and fast along the Spokane River with an overall elevation drop of over 200 feet. The half marathon is a USATF certified course which is scenic and fast with an overall elevation drop of over 100 feet.



Each runner receives an attractive gender-specific, long sleeve microsmooth Milano Race Shirt, with quarter zipper, in a beautiful red color this year.



The U. S. Marines will present the "blinged out" shining and spinning flying winged shoe Finisher's Medal which is a candidate for Best 25 Medals in the Nation Contest sponsored by Marathon and Beyond Magazine. The Lovely Princesses of the Spokane Lilac Festival Royal Court will distribute a fresh long stemmed red rose to each finisher.



To memorialize this achievement, we are giving each finisher a complimentary victory stand photo as a gift. To enhance the runner's experience of this fun event, there will be a post-race party celebration with hot food, beer garden and music.



We are not about bringing world class runners to our event, we are all about bringing a world class event to our runners. Register and experience why the Windermere Marathon and Half Marathon is the best kept secret in the northwest.



All Member Profiles will also be featured on our website for one full week following the publication in Running USA Industry E-News. To be featured in this section, contact nancy@runningusa.org.

Member News


Running USA Welcomes our Newest Member

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New York Road Runners Named Title Sponsor of Millrose Games
New York Road Runners (NYRR) will become the title sponsor of the 2014 Millrose Games, the most prestigious indoor track & field event in the United States. The 2014 NYRR Millrose Games will take place at the New Balance Track & Field Center at The Armory, February 15, 2014.


Council for Responsible Sport Announces Certifications

The 2013 Cincinnati Flying Pig Marathon, powered by P&G, has earned silver level certification from the Council for Responsible Sport for efforts to reduce the event's environmental footprint and increase its social impact. The Flying Pig Marathon's sustainability program is titled Greening the Pig. The 2013 Scotiabank Vancouver Half Marathon and 5k has earned silver level certification from the Council for Responsible Sport for efforts to reduce the event's environmental footprint and increase its social impact.



ACTIVE Network Celebrates Fall Marathon Season

ACTIVE Network, Inc., has powered more than 100,000 marathon runners across the finish line since the start of the fall 2013 marathon season. ACTIVE Network is the technology partner to four of the 10 largest marathons in the US. Among the largest fall marathons, the Portland Marathon celebrated its 41st anniversary in October with more than 9,300 participants.



OC Marathon Gears Up for 10th Anniversary

The OC Marathon heads into its 10th anniversary year poised to break several event records from entries in the full and half marathons and the obesity-fighting Kids Run the OC to economic impact and charitable fundraising. Set for May 4, 2014, the OC Marathon is considered one of the best full and half marathon courses in the state with its diverse terrain, changing vistas and majestic ocean views.



ASICS Announces Sponsorship

Foot Locker announced that ASICS America will be the presenting sponsor and official apparel, footwear and accessories provider for the Foot Locker Cross Country Championships through 2015. This year, the Northeast, Midwest, and South regional races will be held on November 30, while the West regional race will take place on December 7. The Finals will be held on December 14, in San Diego, CA.



ACTIVE Network to Power 5K Foam Fest Events

ACTIVE Network celebrates its first year with Round House Racing as the technology partner for their flagship event, the 5K Foam Fest. The 5K Foam Fest attracts up to 10,000 participants to each event and has grown from three events in 2011, to 24 events in 2013. In 2014, Round House Racing plans to increase to 35 events and expand globally.


Business News


Collegiate Running Association Formed
A new non profit, the Collegiate Running Association, has been formed. Learn more at this link.

People in the News


The Grandma's Marathon-Duluth, Inc., board of directors has selected
Jon Carlson as the organization's new executive director. Carlson had served as race director since July 2003, and was a Grandma's Marathon board member from October 2002, until being hired as a full-time employee. Carlson officially began his new role on an interim basis on September 1. He has taken over for Scott Keenan who stepped down August 31, after 37 years with the organization. Keenan started Grandma's Marathon with the North Shore Striders Running Club in 1977. To fill the vacancy created by Carlson's promotion, Bill Brown was hired for the race director position. Other additions to the staff include Joey Moore, (Support Services Coordinator) and Kelli Rengo, (Office Assistant).


Matt Judge, longtime software supplier to the running industry and friend of Running USA, has launched TJC Event Solutions, providing online and on-site technical solutions designed to increase revenue for races.



Javier Sanchez has been named General Manager of US Road Sports Florida Division & Race Director of the state's elite running event, replacing the departed David Scott. Sanchez will work in tandem with Miami Marathon co-founder Frankie Ruiz, who is US Road Sports Chief Running Officer, and will oversee the continued growth of the Miami Marathon, an event that has evolved into Florida's elite distance test while annually attracting 25,000 runners from around the world.


Industry Jobs


Company: Run Like A Mother Series

Job Title: Race Director, Raleigh, NC

2014 Run Like A Mother Series seeks a Race Director in Raleigh, NC.



The Run Like A Mother race series is held each year on Mother's Day. Now offered in 8 cities across the nation. With a mission to fuel a woman's journey through health & wellness; empower with education and training programs; inspire with communities, events and races; enable through programs and partnerships - it isn't just a race; it's our way of life.



We are seeking a race director for Raleigh, NC, for the 2014 calendar year. The ideal person must be energetic, inspiring and passionate about women's running. While experience in the running industry is preferred, we certainly will consider those with a drive for making a difference. This is a salaried work-from-home part-time position with a bonus structure for results in sponsorship sales and participant growth. The individual must be able to self-manage and self-motivate (although we will provide plenty of coaching, camaraderie and fun for a successful event). Responsibilities include overall management of the event; sponsorship sales; volunteer coordination and management, training program facilitator, and pre-race, race day and post race planning and execution.



For more information or to submit a letter and resume please contact: Patricia Ball, National Race Director at: pball@runlikeamother.com.


Company: LA MARATHON, LLC

Job Title: Manager of Charity Partnerships

This position reports to the Chief Operating Officer. The Manager must understand and appreciate charitable fundraising through endurance events and has the proven experience necessary to grow the ASICS LA Marathon charity program.


Position Requirements/Skills include:

* Bachelor's degree preferred

* 3 to 5 years' experience working in non-profit environment

* Event management and fund raising position at non-profit organization preferred

* Knowledge of and interest in running/endurance sports a plus


Qualified candidates are encouraged to email cover letter, resume and salary requirements to communityoutreach@lamarathon.com. Only resumes with salary requirements will be considered. Please, no phone calls.


Visit www.runningusa.org/ for additional job listings.

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Running USA: 11th Industry Conference powered by ACTIVE Network
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Division III Cross Country All-Americans for 2013

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USTFCCCA Names Division III Cross Country All-Americans for 2013
November 25, 2013

NEW ORLEANS – The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced Monday the 70 student-athletes who earned All-America honors by finishing among the top 35 of the 2013 NCAA Division III Cross Country Championships men’s and women’s races.

All-America Archive
NCAA Championships Central | Final Results

In the men’s race, St. Olaf and North Central (Ill.) each finished with four All-Americans each, but it was St. Olaf that would take the title in a narrow, 84-86, victory over the 2011 and 2012 national champions. The women of Johns Hopkins, meanwhile, were able to defend their title with an 85-137 victory over Williams behind a race-best three All-Americans.

For men’s champion St. Olaf, third-place junior Grant Wintheiser and eighth-place junior Jake Brown led the way as the pre-meet No. 3 in the National Coaches Poll pulled the upset over North Central. Senior Brian Saska (17th) and sophomore Jake Campbell (31st) rounded out the Oles’ All-American honorees.

Runner-up senior John Crain and 10th-place senior Roger Klein paced the Cardinals, followed by senior Timothy Hird (33rd) and sophomore Troy Kelleher (35th).

Fourth-place Washington (Mo.) and sixth-place Central (Iowa) both put two All-Americans on the list.

Now the two-time-defending women’s champions, Johns Hopkins was led by fourth-place sophomore Hannah Oneda and the pair of senior Annie Monagle and junior Frances Loeb in 14th and 15th, respectively. The Blue Jays were just shy of a fourth with their No. 4 runner in 38th place.

Runner-up Williams, sixth-place NYU and eighth-place Oberlin were each represented by two All-Americans apiece.

In terms of conferences, both the CCIW and MIAC had five runners from their member schools in the men’s race earn All-America honors, and the UAA earned five nods in the women’s race.

St. Olaf’s four headline the MIAC, along with seventh-place junior Matt Berens of Bethel (Minn.), while North Central’s four and Elmhurst junior Will Cross (34th) represented the CCIW.

The NESCAC was next up with four honorees.

In the women’s race, the UAA was represented by fifth-place junior Lucy Cheadle of Washington (Mo.) and ninth-place Chicago sophomore Catherine Young, along with Brandeis senior Amelia Lundkvist (21st), and the NYU duo of sophomore Lily Corsaro (34th) and junior Emily Cousens (35th).

Johns Hopkins’ three All-Americans headlined the Centennial Conference’s four selections, and NESCAC also had four honorees.

National Athletes and Coaches of the Year will be announced Tuesday.

MEN’S USTFCCCA ALL-AMERICA HONOREES
Athlete Name Institution Year Place
Bobby Over Allegheny (Pa.) Sr. 9
Matt Berens Bethel (Minn.) Jr. 7
Coby Horowitz Bowdoin Sr. 12
Austin O’Brien Central (Iowa) Sr. 11
Eli Horton Central (Iowa) Jr. 4
Zorg Loustalet Claremont-Mudd-Scripps So. 21
Michael LeDuc Connecticut College Sr. 1
Ryan Steinbock Dickinson Sr. 14
Will Cross Elmhurst Jr. 34
Chad Norton Guilford Sr. 26
Brett Kubiak Gwynedd-Mercy Sr. 27
Chris Stadler Haverford Sr. 19
Max Robinson Johns Hopkins Sr. 30
Marty Mitchell Luther Sr. 28
Greg Krathwohl Middlebury Sr. 16
Dan McGeary Mount Union Jr. 29
John Crain North Central (Ill.) Sr. 2
Roger Klein North Central (Ill.) Sr. 10
Timothy Hird North Central (Ill.) Sr. 33
Troy Kelleher North Central (Ill.) So. 35
Dylan Karten NYU Sr. 20
John Guzman Occidental Jr. 6
Wylie Mangelsdorf Principia Sr. 5
Brian Saksa St. Olaf Sr. 17
Grant Wintheiser St. Olaf Jr. 3
Jake Brown St. Olaf Jr. 8
Jake Campbell St. Olaf So. 31
Nick Marcantonio SUNY Cortland Jr. 23
Ryan Mugan UW-Eau Claire So. 13
Patrick Jenkins UW-Stout Jr. 15
Andrew Padgett Washington (Mo.) Jr. 25
Kevin Sparks Washington (Mo.) Sr. 18
Parker Bennett Willamette Sr. 32
Colin Cotton Williams Jr. 22
Tim Hartung York (Pa.) Sr. 24



WOMEN’S USTFCCCA ALL-AMERICA HONOREES
Athlete Name Institution Year Place
Lucy Skinner Bowdoin So. 30
Amelia Lundkvist Brandeis Sr. 21
Rachel Malone Brockport Jr. 20
Melissa Skiba Cal Lutheran Sr. 7
Cassandra Vince Calvin Fr. 23
Catherine Young Chicago So. 9
Allison Barnwell Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Sr. 24
Sara Patterson Dickinson Sr. 31
Sophie Goobic Heidelberg Sr. 27
Sheri McCormack Hope Sr. 17
Jennifer Randall Ithaca Sr. 12
Gabriella Kreuz John Carroll Sr. 26
Annie Monagle Johns Hopkins Sr. 14
Frances Loeb Johns Hopkins Jr. 15
Hannah Oneda Johns Hopkins So. 4
Tricia Serres Luther So. 32
Kimber Meyer Macalester Fr. 22
Elaine McVay MIT Jr. 18
Emily Cousens NYU Jr. 35
Lily Corsaro NYU So. 34
Emma Lehmann Oberlin Jr. 11
Lindsay Neal Oberlin Jr. 28
Hannah Zydanowicz Roger Williams Jr. 25
Amy Cymerman St. Lawrence Sr. 10
Noelle Olson St. Olaf Fr. 2
Chelsea Johnson St. Scholastica Sr. 1
Amy Regan Stevens So. 6
Danielle Kennedy SUNY Oneonta Sr. 19
Abby Barker Tufts Sr. 16
Haddie Vawter Wartburg Sr. 33
Lucy Cheadle Washington (Mo.) Jr. 5
Emma Gilbertson Wheaton (Ill.) Jr. 13
Michaela Freeby Willamette Jr. 8
Hannah Cole Williams Fr. 29
Kaleigh Kenny Williams Sr. 3





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2013 USTFCCCA Cross Country All-America Honors Awarded for Division I

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2013 USTFCCCA Cross Country All-America Honors Awarded for Division I
November 25, 2013

NEW ORLEANS – The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced Monday the 80 student-athletes who earned All-America honors by finishing among the top 40 of the 2013 NCAA Division I Cross Country Championships men’s and women’s races.

All-America Archive
NCAA Championships Central | Final Results

Led by a nation-best four All-Americans, Colorado’s men claimed their third national crown in the past decade with a 149-169 victory over runner-up Northern Arizona. In his first NCAA Championships, Ben Saarel led the Buffaloes with an eighth-place overall finish, while sophomore Morgan Pearson (17th), senior Blake Theroux (23rd) and sophomore Pierce Murphy (39th) rounded out the team’s All-Americans.

The Buffaloes’ team score of 149 was the highest ever for a men’s Division I NCAA Champion cross country team.

Runner-up Northern Arizona placed three on the All-America list in fourth-place sophomore Futsum Zienasellassie, junior Matt McElroy (25th) and senior Brian Shrader (28th). Third-place Oklahoma State and fourth-place BYU each earned two All-America honors to round out the podium, as did 14th-place Texas and 18th-place Villanova.

In the women’s race, the Providence trio of senior Emily Sisson (seventh), senior Laura Nagel (27th) and sophomore Sarah Collins earned All-American honors for the second year in a row to lead the Friars to their first-ever NCAA women’s cross country title over Arizona, 141-197. Providence was the only women’s team in the nation with three All-America honorees.

Behind senior Elvin Kibet (15th) and junior Nicci Corbin (22nd), Arizona finished runner-up as one of five teams with two All-Americans. Tenth-place New Mexico, 11th-place Stanford, 13th-place Iowa State and 16th-place Dartmouth — led by individual champion Abbey D’Agostino — were the other teams with pairs of All-Americans.

By conference, the Pac-12 boasted seven All-Americans in both the men’s and women’s races to claim top honors for both genders. Individual champion Edward Cheserek of Oregon dethroned 2012 champion Kennedy Kithuka of Texas Tech in the men’s race in his first NCAA Championships to lead the conference, joined by Colorado’s nation-best four honorees, Stanford junior Jim Rosa (fifth) and Washington junior Aaron Nelson (20th).

The Big 12 was next in the men’s race with six honorees, and the Big Ten followed after that with four.

The Pac-12 posted four top-10 individuals in the women’s race, led by fourth-place Stanford junior Aisling Cuffe. Junior Shelby Houlihan of Arizona State (eighth), senior Shalaya Kipp of Colorado (ninth) and junior Kelsey Santisteban of California (10th) rounded out the top 10. Cuffe’s senior teammate Jessica Tonn was 16th to join Arizona’s pair as the other Pac-12 honorees.

Next in line with six All-Americans was the ACC, followed by the Big East with five, led by Providence’s trio. The Big 12 and Ivy League, headlined by D’Agostino’s title, both finished with four apiece.

National Athletes and Coaches of the Year will be announced Tuesday.

MEN’S USTFCCCA ALL-AMERICA HONOREES
Athlete Name Institution Year Place
Stanley Kebenei Arkansas Jr. 6
Ty McCormack Auburn Jr. 40
Jared Ward BYU Sr. 36
Tylor Thatcher BYU Sr. 21
Ben Saarel Colorado Fr. 8
Blake Theroux Colorado Sr. 23
Morgan Pearson Colorado So. 17
Pierce Murphy Colorado So. 39
Nico Composto Columbia Sr. 30
Will Geoghegan Dartmouth Sr. 14
Soufiane Bouchikhi Eastern Kentucky Sr. 26
Maksim Korolev Harvard Sr. 3
John Mascari Indiana State So. 32
Daniel Clorley Iona Sr. 38
Mohamed Hrezi Iowa State Sr. 24
Tyler Byrne Louisville Jr. 29
Mason Ferlic Michigan Jr. 22
Caleb Rhynard Michigan State So. 34
Andrew Colley NC State Sr. 7
Luke Caldwell New Mexico Sr. 10
Brian Shrader Northern Arizona Sr. 28
Futsum Zienasellassie Northern Arizona So. 4
Matt McElroy Northern Arizona Jr. 25
Martin Grady Notre Dame Sr. 35
Shadrack Kipchirchir Oklahoma State Sr. 31
Thomas Farrell Oklahoma State Sr. 16
Edward Cheserek Oregon Fr. 1
Scott Fauble Portland Jr. 13
Matt McClintock Purdue So. 37
Trent Lusignan South Dakota State Jr. 12
Jim Rosa Stanford Jr. 5
Craig Lutz Texas Jr. 15
Ryan Dohner Texas Sr. 11
Kennedy Kithuka Texas Tech Sr. 2
Anthony Rotich UTEP So. 19
Patrick Tiernan Villanova Fr. 9
Sam McEntee Villanova Jr. 27
Kyle King Virginia So. 18
Aaron Nelson Washington Jr. 20
Malachy Schrobilgen Wisconsin Fr. 33



WOMEN’S USTFCCCA ALL-AMERICA HONOREES
Athlete Name Institution Year Place
Elvin Kibet Arizona Sr. 15
Nicci Corbin Arizona Jr. 22
Shelby Houlihan Arizona State Jr. 8
Dominique Scott Arkansas So. 28
Emma Bates Boise State Jr. 2
Liv Westphal Boston College Jr. 17
Mara Olson Butler Jr. 26
Kelsey Santisteban California Jr. 10
Teghan Henderson Chattanooga So. 20
Shalaya Kipp Colorado Sr. 9
Rachel Sorna Cornell Sr. 14
Abbey D’Agostino Dartmouth Sr. 1
Dana Giordano Dartmouth So. 31
Juliet Bottorff Duke Sr. 21
Agata Strausa Florida Sr. 33
Colleen Quigley Florida State Jr. 6
Kate Avery Iona So. 3
Bethanie Brown Iowa State Fr. 37
Crystal Nelson Iowa State So. 32
Cally Macumber Kentucky Sr. 13
Erin Finn Michigan Fr. 30
Joanna Thompson NC State Jr. 36
Charlotte Arter New Mexico Sr. 18
Sammy Silva New Mexico Jr. 12
Annie Lehardy North Carolina Jr. 25
Juli Accurso Ohio Sr. 19
Katie Borchers Ohio State Jr. 40
Monika Juodeskaite Oklahoma State Jr. 23
Megan Curham Princeton Fr. 34
Emily Sisson Providence Sr. 7
Laura Nagel Providence Sr. 27
Sarah Collins Providence So. 39
Aisling Cuffe Stanford Jr. 4
Jessica Tonn Stanford Sr. 16
Marielle Hall Texas Sr. 29
Courtney Frerichs UMKC So. 38
Emily Lipari Villanova Sr. 5
Barbara Strehler Virginia Sr. 24
Elaina Balouris William and Mary Sr. 11
Emma-Lisa Murphy Wisconsin So. 35




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Division II USTFCCCA Cross Country All-Americans for 2013 Announced

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Division II USTFCCCA Cross Country All-Americans for 2013 Announced
November 25, 2013

NEW ORLEANS – The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced Monday the 80 student-athletes who earned All-America honors by finishing among the top 40 of the 2013 NCAA Division II Cross Country Championships men’s and women’s races.

All-America Archive
NCAA Championships Central | Final Results

In defending their national title from 2012, the 2013 NCAA Division II women’s champion Grand Valley State Lakers placed six individuals on the USTFCCCA All-America list — the most of any NCAA program this year regardless of division or gender — while the Adams State men, led by individual champion junior Tabor Stevens, earned five All-America nods en route to winning its fifth national title in the past six seasons.

Led by third-place junior Allyson Winchester, ninth-place sophomore Jessica Janecke and 11th-place freshman Kendra Foley, the Lakers posted a team score of 54 — the lowest by a women’s DII champion since Adams State posted the same score in 2005 –to Adams State’s 91. Rounding out the honorees for GVSU were senior Courtney Brewis (17th), junior Hannah Osborn (31st) and sophomore Jordan Chester (40th) The Lakers nearly put all seven runners on the All-America list, as their seventh crossed the line in 48th.

Runner-up Adams State was represented on the All-America list by four honorees. Third-place Western State, fourth-place Alaska Anchorage rounded out the podium with a pair of All-Americans each. Fifth-place Augustana (S.D.), seventh-place Simon Fraser, eighth-place Metro State, ninth-place Mansfield and 23rd-place Bentley also earned two All-America plaudits apiece.

Individual champ Tabor Stevens paced the Adams State men to the team title and five All-America selections as the Grizzlies took down Grand Valley State, 54-104. Senior Jovanny Godinez (10th), sophomore Kevin Batt (12th), sophomore Kyle Masterson (18th) and senior Naseem Haje (30th) also made the list of All-America honorees, with their sixth runner finished just outside the top-40 cutoff in 46th.

GVSU earned four All-America nods as the runner-up, while third-place Augustana (S.D.), fifth-place Colorado Mines and seventh-place Alaska Anchorage each put three on the list.

Fourth-place Western State, sixth-place Chico State, 13th-place Metro State and 18th-place Sioux Fall State were all represented by pairs of All-Americans.

Led by the Adams State men’s five honorees, the RMAC led all conferences in the NCAA in representation, regardless of division or gender, with a total 13 honorees. Western State sophomore Vegard Olstad was runner-up to Stevens, while Colorado Mines’ trio of senior Andrew Epperson (13th) and juniors Derek Alcorn (33rd) and Phil Schneider (34th) earned All-America honors for the second straight season. Metro State’s junior Nick Kadlec (20th) and senior Kirk Harvey (27th) and Black Hills State senior Mitch Kraft (29th) rounded out the list for the RMAC.

Next in line was the GLIAC and NSIC with five apiece.

GVSU’s six honorees boosted the GLIAC to a women’s best 10 total All-America nods. Ferris State senior Samantha Johnson finished fifth to join GVSU’s Winchester and Janecke in the top 10. Saginaw Valley State junior Emily Short (18th), first-year Ashland runner Delainey Phelps (25th) and Malone senior Tina Oprean (38th) rounded out the conference’s All-Americans.

The RMAC was represented by eight honorees, while the GNAC had six and individual champion senior Jennifer Agnew of U-Mary headlined the NSIC’s five All-Americans.

National Athletes and Coaches of the Year will be announced Tuesday.

MEN’S USTFCCCA ALL-AMERICA HONOREES
Athlete Name Institution Year Place
Jovanny Godinez Adams State Sr. 10
Kevin Batt Adams State So. 12
Kyle Masterson Adams State So. 18
Naseem Haje Adams State Sr. 30
Tabor Stevens Adams State Jr. 1
Dylan Anthony Alaska Anchorage Jr. 25
Isaac Kangogo Alaska Anchorage Jr. 40
Victor Samoei Alaska Anchorage Fr. 32
Mike Biwott American International So. 4
Harald Karbo Augustana (S.D.) So. 19
Paul Yak Augustana (S.D.) Sr. 6
Tom Karbo Augustana (S.D.) Sr. 11
Mitch Kraft Black Hills State Sr. 29
Bryton Reim Cal Baptist Jr. 36
John Carrell Cal Poly Pomona Sr. 38
Aaron Dinzeo California (Pa.) Jr. 5
Matt Brooker Cedarville Sr. 28
Tyler Stuber Central Missouri Sr. 35
Isaac Chavez Chico State Sr. 8
Johnny Sanchez Chico State Jr. 23
Andrew Epperson Colorado Mines Sr. 13
Derek Alcorn Colorado Mines Jr. 33
Phil Schneider Colorado Mines Jr. 34
David Silversmith Ferris State Sr. 31
Alan Peterson Grand Valley State Jr. 16
Brent Showerman Grand Valley State Sr. 14
Chad Cini Grand Valley State So. 22
Josh Moskalewski Grand Valley State Sr. 26
Andrew McLain Lewis Sr. 21
Alex Monroe Lock Haven Sr. 3
Blake Delong McKendree Sr. 17
Kirk Harvey Metro State Sr. 27
Nick Kadlec Metro State Jr. 20
Adam Volkert Pittsburg State Sr. 7
Felix Duchampt Queens (N.C.) Jr. 24
Robert Brockmueller Sioux Falls Jr. 37
William Brockmueller Sioux Falls Jr. 39
Johnnie Guy Southern Indiana So. 9
Garrett Wilson Western State Sr. 15
Vegard Olstad Western State So. 2



WOMEN’S USTFCCCA ALL-AMERICA HONOREES
Athlete Name Institution Year Place
Jesse Brunett Adams State Jr. 32
Kelly Lamb Adams State Sr. 20
Lauren Martin Adams State Jr. 6
Maura O’Brien Adams State Fr. 15
Joyce Kipchumba Alaska Anchorage So. 13
Susan Tanui Alaska Anchorage Sr. 16
Alexandra Stasiuk American International Jr. 27
Delainey Phelps Ashland Fr. 25
Kristin Brondbo Augustana (S.D.) Sr. 10
Runa Falch Augustana (S.D.) Sr. 24
Amy Varsell Bentley Sr. 39
Tara Dooley Bentley Jr. 4
Victoria Davis Bloomsburg Sr. 22
Connie Morgan Central Washington Jr. 33
Ayla Granados Chico State Sr. 26
Sarah Krolick Edinboro Sr. 23
Samantha Johnson Ferris State Sr. 5
Allyson Winchester Grand Valley State Jr. 3
Courtney Brewis Grand Valley State Sr. 17
Hannah Osborn Grand Valley State Jr. 31
Jessica Janecke Grand Valley State So. 9
Jordan Chester Grand Valley State So. 40
Kendra Foley Grand Valley State Fr. 11
Amanda Farrough Lewis Fr. 21
Tina Oprean Malone Sr. 38
Jessica Scordino Mansfield Sr. 29
Lauren Norton Mansfield Sr. 30
Breanna Hemming Metro State Fr. 7
Janelle Lincks Metro State So. 14
Samantha Rivard Minnesota Duluth Fr. 8
Jessica Macy Pittsburg State Sr. 2
Emily Short Saginaw Valley State Jr. 18
Kirsten Allen Simon Fraser Sr. 37
Lindsey Butterworth Simon Fraser Sr. 12
Chelsea Bishop Stonehill Sr. 36
Jennifer Agnew U-Mary Sr. 1
Anna Marshall Western State Sr. 19
Julie Pack Western State So. 35
Katelyn Steen Western Washington Jr. 34
Jessica Young Winona State Jr. 28





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Running USA wire 94-11-13 November 24, 2013 Upcoming Events XTERRA Topanga Turkey Trot Trail Run, Los Angeles, CA, Nov. 28 Nitro Turkey Thanksgiving Run 10K, 5K, Little Turkeys Race, Pinole, CA, Nov. 28 GivingThanks 5K, St. Paul, MN, Nov. 28 Thanksgiving Day 5K, Kansas City, KS, Nov. 28 Bend Turkey Trot, Bend, OR, Nov. 28 Applied Materials Silicon Valley Turkey Trot, 10K, 5K, Kids Races, San Jose, CA, Nov. 28 Flying Feather Four Miler, Dublin, OH, Nov. 28 Atlanta Half-Marathon & Thanksgiving Day 5K, Atlanta, GA, Nov. 28 Pacific Marine Credit Union O'side Turkey Trot, Oceanside, CA, Nov. 28 Fifth Third Turkey Trot, Detroit, MI, Nov. 28 Dana Point Turkey Trot, Dana Pt, CA, Nov. 28 Baptist Health South Florida Turkey Trot, Miami, FL, Nov. 28 Drumstick Dash, Milwaukee, WI, Nov. 28 Turkey Day 8K & 3K, Missoula, MT, Nov. 28 Mile High United Way Turkey Trot, Denver, CO, Nov. 28 Prospect Park Track Club Turkey Trot, Brooklyn, NY, Nov. 28 Lifetime Fitness Turkey Day 5K, San Francisco, CA, Nov. 28 Gobble Wobble, Denver, CO, Nov. 28 Santa Paws, Windsor, Ontario, CAN, Nov. 30 Seattle Marathon 5K and Kids Marathon, Seattle, WA, Nov. 30 XTERRA Coldwater Mountain Trail Run, Anniston, AL, Nov. 30 Quarry Turkey Half-Marathon, 10K, 5K, Little Turkeys Race, Fremont, CA, Nov. 30 Running USA 2014: The 11th Industry Conference powered by ACTIVE Network, San Diego, CA, Feb. 9-11 Find the full Running USA events calendar here. New Champions Emerge at XTERRA Trail Run Worlds KUALOA RANCH, Oahu, Hawaii (November 24, 2013) - Patrick Smyth (right) found his way in the sport of trail running, and Polina Babkina found her way at Kualoa Ranch. As a result, both ran away as the new champions of the XTERRA Trail Run World Championship. More than 2,000 runners from 12 countries and 36 states participated in the event on an "Aloha from Hawaii" postcard-type of day at Kualoa Ranch. Smyth, who resides in Salt Lake City, Utah, was the overall winner, competing the 21-kilometer championship course in 1 hour, 16 minutes, 38 seconds. It was his first appearance at the XTERRA Trail Run World Championship in Hawaii, and it came just two months after he burst onto the trail running scene with a victory at the XTERRA Trail Run National Championship in his home state of Utah. Babkina, who is originally from Russia but now resides in Honolulu, was the first overall female, with a time of 1:37:24. It was sweet redemption for Babkina, who was leading the race last year until she took a wrong turn and eventually finished third. Read the rest of the story on RunningUSA.org Brosseau Victorious at Rock 'n' Roll Las Vegas LAS VEGAS - The finish of the men's race at the Rock 'n' Roll Las Vegas Marathon was the most exciting show in town on Sunday night, Nov. 17, as 28-year-old Jason Brosseau of Colorado Springs, Colo. (right), pulled away from Andrew Duncan of Las Vegas over the final mile to win the race in 2 hours 35 minutes and 26 seconds. The 46-year-old Duncan finished 10 seconds back to the raucous cheers of the large crowds assembled on Las Vegas Boulevard. "I'm a track runner. I knew the closer and closer we got to the finish, the more it was my race," Brosseau said afterward. "I had a kick and went for it with one mile to go." Yon Yilma, 25, of Edmonds, Wash., led most of the way, passing halfway in 1:13:29 and 20 miles in 1:55:45 before the wheels fell off. Brosseau and Duncan, who were running together at 20 miles (1:58:27) caught a fading Yilma at mile 23 and battled back and forth the rest of the way to the finish line. Michael Wardian, 39, of Arlington, Va., who won the Rock 'n' Roll San Antonio Marathon on Sunday morning in 2:31:19, ran 2:57:56 to finish tenth in Las Vegas. Wardian, who hopped on a plane immediately after the San Antonio race, went through halfway in 1:18:23 before the day's tall task took its toll on his legs. Read the rest of the story on RunningUSA.org Applied Materials Silicon Valley Turkey Trot Announces Elite Field SAN JOSE, Calif. - After an anticip ated 28,000 recreational runners burn off pre-holiday-dinner calories at the Applied Materials "Silicon Valley Turkey Trot" on Thanksgiving Day in downtown San Jose, more than 60 elite runners will compete in one of the fastest and most competitive 5-kilometer (3.1 miles) races in the world. Elite athletes representing five countries will toe the starting line including a half dozen current and former Olympians, 10 women with 5K personal bests under 15:30 (5-minutes per mile pace), and nine men with personal bests under 13:45 (4:26 per mile pace). Lightning fast times are expected in the elite races, bolstering the Silicon Valley Turkey Trot's reputation as a global standout that showcases top athletic talent. The Association of Road Race Statisticians ranked the elite men's race at the Applied Materials Silicon Valley Turkey Trot among the four most competitive road 5Ks in the world for the past three years. The elite women's race at the Turkey Trot was ranked as the ninth most competitive in the world in 2012. Find out who will be running on RunningUSA.org Newly Formed Collegiate Running Association to Include Trail and Mountain Running RICHMOND, Va . - Steve Taylor, cross country and track & field coach at the University of Richmond, had a vision. "About five years ago the idea came to mind that there was a need to create additional competitive and social opportunities for college students who enjoy running," said Taylor. "Given restrictions placed on college coaches with roster limits as well as the elimination of track & field programs at the college level, there was a need for action to increase opportunity. In January 2012, when the NCAA passed legislation that allowed NCAA DI athletes to accept prize money to cover actual and necessary expenses for participation in their individual sport over a full calendar year, I decided the timing was right and that we needed to make this happen." What happened was the formation of a new non profit, the Collegiate Running Association. Founded by Taylor along with Jon Molz, assistant women's track & field coach at the University of Richmond, the Association was introduced to the public on Wednesday, November 20, 2013. Read the rest of the story on RunningUSA.org Follow Running USA on social media Visit RunningUSA.org 2013 National Runner Survey Now Available - Vital Industry Data Member News Updates Runners of Interest Race Calendar More About Us Running USA Presenting Sponsors Running USA Contacts To submit a press release to the Running USA wire, email Leah Etling, Running USA Content Manager, at leah@runningusa.org To request an interview or information about running or road racing, contact Ryan Lamppa, Running USA Media Director, at ryan@runningusa.org or call (805) 966-7747 For membership information, email Nancy Hobbs, Running USA Membership Director, at membership@runningusa.org In case you missed it on RunningUSA.org AmeriKenyans Dominate at Big Sur Half Marathon on Monterey Bay MONTEREY BAY, Calif. (Nov. 17, 2013) - Members of the AmeriKenyan Running Club dominated the top spots at the Big Sur Half Marathon on Monterey Bay, held Sunday, Nov. 17. Jacob Chemtai, 26, nearly broke the course record with a blistering time of one hour, 2 minutes, 44 seconds. His teammate, Nelson Oyugi (pictured below), 21, finished just six seconds behind at 1:02:50. The top two female runners, Sarah Kiptoo, 24, and Everlyne Lagat, 32, Kenyans from the same running club, finished at 1:11:21 and 1:13:49. Both male and female times were the second-fastest ever in this race, now in its 11thyear. With more than 35 top elite runners competing, 2013 brought the deepest field of half marathoners ever assembled for this race and the fastest overall course competition. A total of nine male runners finished under 1:05 this year after a total of only 13 runners breaking 1:05 in the past six years combined. A prize purse of $17,850, the largest half marathon purse in the western U.S., was distributed between the top eight male and female and top three masters' runners. Overall, 7,200 runners crossed the finish line under perfect race conditions. A thin cloud cover, windless skies and temperatures in the low-50's at the start helped hundreds run personal records along the rolling course that mostly tours the scenic and historic coastlines of Monterey and Pacific Grove. In the elite competition, the first mile of the race saw a pack of 14 runners take the lead, including Kiptoo, a very fast woman among the elite men. They reached the one mile mark in 4:53 with last year's champion Ben Bruce in front. At mile two, a five-man pack emerged including Uyogi and Chemtai, fellow Kenyans Geofrey Terer and Benson Cheruiyot, and Californian Fernando Cabada. Read the rest of the story on RunningUSA.org Forward this email This email was sent to keithconning@aol.com by runningusa@runningusa.org | Update Profile/Email Address | Instant removal with SafeUnsubscribe™ | Privacy Policy. Runn0906

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Upcoming Events
XTERRA Topanga Turkey Trot Trail Run, Los Angeles, CA, Nov. 28
Nitro Turkey Thanksgiving Run 10K, 5K, Little Turkeys Race, Pinole, CA, Nov. 28
GivingThanks 5K, St. Paul, MN, Nov. 28
Thanksgiving Day 5K, Kansas City, KS, Nov. 28
Bend Turkey Trot, Bend, OR, Nov. 28
Applied Materials Silicon Valley Turkey Trot, 10K, 5K, Kids Races, San Jose, CA, Nov. 28
Flying Feather Four Miler, Dublin, OH, Nov. 28
Atlanta Half-Marathon & Thanksgiving Day 5K, Atlanta, GA, Nov. 28
Pacific Marine Credit Union O'side Turkey Trot, Oceanside, CA, Nov. 28
Fifth Third Turkey Trot, Detroit, MI, Nov. 28
Dana Point Turkey Trot, Dana Pt, CA, Nov. 28
Baptist Health South Florida Turkey Trot, Miami, FL, Nov. 28
Drumstick Dash, Milwaukee, WI, Nov. 28
Turkey Day 8K & 3K, Missoula, MT, Nov. 28
Mile High United Way Turkey Trot, Denver, CO, Nov. 28
Prospect Park Track Club Turkey Trot, Brooklyn, NY, Nov. 28
Lifetime Fitness Turkey Day 5K, San Francisco, CA, Nov. 28
Gobble Wobble, Denver, CO, Nov. 28
Santa Paws, Windsor, Ontario, CAN, Nov. 30
Seattle Marathon 5K and Kids Marathon, Seattle, WA, Nov. 30
XTERRA Coldwater Mountain Trail Run, Anniston, AL, Nov. 30
Quarry Turkey Half-Marathon, 10K, 5K, Little Turkeys Race, Fremont, CA, Nov. 30
Running USA 2014: The 11th Industry Conference powered by ACTIVE Network, San Diego, CA, Feb. 9-11
Find the full Running USA events calendar here.


New Champions Emerge at XTERRA Trail Run Worlds


KUALOA RANCH, Oahu, Hawaii (November 24, 2013) - Patrick Smyth (right) found his way in the sport of trail running, and Polina Babkina found her way at Kualoa Ranch. As a result, both ran away as the new champions of the XTERRA Trail Run World Championship.



More than 2,000 runners from 12 countries and 36 states participated in the event on an "Aloha from Hawaii" postcard-type of day at Kualoa Ranch.



Smyth, who resides in Salt Lake City, Utah, was the overall winner, competing the 21-kilometer championship course in 1 hour, 16 minutes, 38 seconds. It was his first appearance at the XTERRA Trail Run World Championship in Hawaii, and it came just two months after he burst onto the trail running scene with a victory at the XTERRA Trail Run National Championship in his home state of Utah.



Babkina, who is originally from Russia but now resides in Honolulu, was the first overall female, with a time of 1:37:24. It was sweet redemption for Babkina, who was leading the race last year until she took a wrong turn and eventually finished third.



Read the rest of the story on RunningUSA.org


Brosseau Victorious at Rock 'n' Roll Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS - The finish of the men's race at the
Rock 'n' Roll Las Vegas Marathon was the most exciting show in town on Sunday night, Nov. 17, as 28-year-old
Jason Brosseau of Colorado Springs, Colo. (right), pulled away from Andrew Duncan of Las Vegas over the final mile to win the race in 2 hours 35 minutes and 26 seconds. The 46-year-old Duncan finished 10 seconds back to the raucous cheers of the large crowds assembled on Las Vegas Boulevard.


"I'm a track runner. I knew the closer and closer we got to the finish, the more it was my race," Brosseau said afterward. "I had a kick and went for it with one mile to go."



Yon Yilma, 25, of Edmonds, Wash., led most of the way, passing halfway in 1:13:29 and 20 miles in 1:55:45 before the wheels fell off. Brosseau and Duncan, who were running together at 20 miles (1:58:27) caught a fading Yilma at mile 23 and battled back and forth the rest of the way to the finish line.


Michael Wardian, 39, of Arlington, Va., who won the
Rock 'n' Roll San Antonio Marathon on Sunday morning in 2:31:19, ran 2:57:56 to finish tenth in Las Vegas. Wardian, who hopped on a plane immediately after the San Antonio race, went through halfway in 1:18:23 before the day's tall task took its toll on his legs.


Read the rest of the story on RunningUSA.org

Applied Materials Silicon Valley Turkey Trot Announces Elite Field


SAN JOSE, Calif. - After an anticip ated 28,000 recreational runners burn off pre-holiday-dinner calories at the
Applied Materials "Silicon Valley Turkey Trot" on Thanksgiving Day in downtown San Jose, more than 60 elite runners will compete in one of the fastest and most competitive 5-kilometer (3.1 miles) races in the world. Elite athletes representing five countries will toe the starting line including a half dozen current and former Olympians, 10 women with 5K personal bests under 15:30 (5-minutes per mile pace), and nine men with personal bests under 13:45 (4:26 per mile pace).



Lightning fast times are expected in the elite races, bolstering the Silicon Valley Turkey Trot's reputation as a global standout that showcases top athletic talent. The Association of Road Race Statisticians ranked the elite men's race at the Applied Materials Silicon Valley Turkey Trot among the four most competitive road 5Ks in the world for the past three years. The elite women's race at the Turkey Trot was ranked as the ninth most competitive in the world in 2012.


Find out who will be running on RunningUSA.org


Newly Formed Collegiate Running Association to Include Trail and Mountain Running


RICHMOND, Va . - Steve Taylor, cross country and track & field coach at the University of Richmond, had a vision. "About five years ago the idea came to mind that there was a need to create additional competitive and social opportunities for college students who enjoy running," said Taylor. "Given restrictions placed on college coaches with roster limits as well as the elimination of track & field programs at the college level, there was a need for action to increase opportunity. In January 2012, when the NCAA passed legislation that allowed NCAA DI athletes to accept prize money to cover actual and necessary expenses for participation in their individual sport over a full calendar year, I decided the timing was right and that we needed to make this happen."



What happened was the formation of a new non profit, the
Collegiate Running Association. Founded by Taylor along with
Jon Molz, assistant women's track & field coach at the University of Richmond, the Association was introduced to the public on Wednesday, November 20, 2013.



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AmeriKenyans Dominate at Big Sur Half Marathon on Monterey Bay



MONTEREY BAY, Calif. (Nov. 17, 2013) - Members of the AmeriKenyan Running Club dominated the top spots at the
Big Sur Half Marathon on Monterey Bay, held Sunday, Nov. 17.
Jacob Chemtai, 26, nearly broke the course record with a blistering time of one hour, 2 minutes, 44 seconds. His teammate, Nelson Oyugi
(pictured below), 21, finished just six seconds behind at 1:02:50. The top two female runners, Sarah Kiptoo, 24, and
Everlyne Lagat, 32, Kenyans from the same running club, finished at 1:11:21 and 1:13:49. Both male and female times were the second-fastest ever in this race, now in its 11thyear.

With more than 35 top elite runners competing, 2013 brought the deepest field of half marathoners ever assembled for this race and the fastest overall course competition. A total of nine male runners finished under
1:05 this year after a total of only 13 runners breaking 1:05 in the past six years combined. A prize purse of $17,850, the largest half marathon purse in the western U.S., was distributed between the top eight male and female and top three masters' runners.



Overall, 7,200 runners crossed the finish line under perfect race conditions. A thin cloud cover, windless skies and temperatures in the low-50's at the start helped hundreds run personal records along the rolling course that mostly tours the scenic and historic coastlines of Monterey and Pacific Grove.


In the elite competition, the first mile of the race saw a pack of 14 runners take the lead, including Kiptoo, a very fast woman among the elite men. They reached the one mile mark in 4:53
with last year's champion Ben Bruce in front. At mile two, a five-man pack emerged including Uyogi and Chemtai, fellow Kenyans Geofrey Terer and Benson Cheruiyot, and Californian
Fernando Cabada.



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NCS Girls Combined Division 1-5 Individual Results

NCS CIF Cross Country Championships 11/23/13
Hayward High School Course -3.0 Miles
Results by Record Timing -www.RecordTiming.com

Girls Combined Division 1-5 Individual Results


Place Name Yr D School Division Section Timeg Pace
1 Brighie Leach 11 3 Campolindo 3 17:25.5 5:37
2 Christine Bayliss 11 1 San Ramon Valley 1 17:29.4 5:38
3 Morgin Coonfield 10 4 McKinleyville 4 17:32.7 5:39
4 Megan McCandless 10 1 Granada 1 17:35.6 5:40
5 Brooke Starn 10 1 Monte Vista(ncs) 1 17:53.2 5:46
6 Julia Maxwell 12 5 Branson 5 17:58.7 5:48
7 Madison Ricks 12 1 California 1 18:00.2 5:48
8 Chloe Hansel 10 3 Las Lomas 3 18:01.0 5:48
9 Nicole Anthony 12 1 Castro Valley 1 18:01.7 5:49
10 Mary Orders 11 3 Campolindo 3 18:05.1 5:50
11 Rachel Johnson 11 3 Campolindo 3 18:07.0 5:50
12 Jourdan Amen 9 3 Bishop O'dowd 3 18:08.9 5:51
13 Allie Timbrell 11 3 Alhambra 3 18:10.8 5:52
14 Carly Lutz 12 1 San Ramon Valley 1 18:12.9 5:52
15 Molly Dicke 12 5 Lick Wilmerding 5 18:19.7 5:54
16 Julia Cooke 11 3 Bishop O'dowd 3 18:19.9 5:55
17 Meredith Corda 9 1 Monte Vista(ncs) 1 18:20.5 5:55
18 Spencer Moore 12 4 St. Mary's College Hs 4 18:21.1 5:55
19 Emily Wylie 10 1 Liberty 1 18:21.4 5:55
20 Alexandra Hernandez 12 2 Livermore 2 18:22.1 5:55
21 Kai Bohannon 9 1 Liberty 1 18:23.2 5:56
22 Melodie Leroudier 10 1 Amador Valley 1 18:25.1 5:56
23 Sammy Taketa 10 3 Acalanes 3 18:25.3 5:56
24 Taylor Lawsen 10 1 Granada 1 18:26.2 5:57
25 Glennis Murphy 9 3 Redwood 3 18:26.7 5:57
26 Shaz Breedlove 11 2 Maria Carrillo 2 18:29.5 5:58
27 Chloe Pigg 10 4 Arcata 4 18:31.1 5:58
28 Erin Thomas 12 5 Mendocino 5 18:32.4 5:59
29 Delaney White 10 2 Santa Rosa 2 18:33.4 5:59
30 Christy Hammill 11 1 San Ramon Valley 1 18:33.5 5:59
31 Kim Sannajust 12 1 Amador Valley 1 18:34.7 5:59
32 Andie Von Eschen 12 5 Lick Wilmerding 5 18:35.1 5:59
33 Michaela Barros 11 4 Fortuna 4 18:35.2 5:59
34 Alexandria Tucker 10 1 Dougherty Valley 1 18:38.7 6:01
35 Haley Shipway 12 3 Campolindo 3 18:41.3 6:01
36 Sarah Cella 10 3 Campolindo 3 18:42.7 6:02
37 Dylan Kennedy 11 2 Washington (ncs) 2 18:44.6 6:02
38 Grace Taylor 9 3 Bishop O'dowd 3 18:46.6 6:03
39 Jesse Hardman 9 1 Liberty 1 18:47.6 6:03
40 Robin Powell 10 3 Campolindo 3 18:48.3 6:04
41 Jamie Busby 10 2 College Park 2 18:48.4 6:04
42 Cecilia Avelar 10 2 Maria Carrillo 2 18:49.0 6:04
43 Sophie Hartley 12 1 Granada 1 18:50.9 6:04
44 Veronica Aguila 11 5 St. Joseph Notre Dame 5 18:52.1 6:05
45 Sophia Noto 11 4 Sir Francis Drake 4 18:52.5 6:05
46 Zoe Ziegler 11 4 Arcata 4 18:53.6 6:05
47 Lara Vetter 9 2 Alameda 2 18:54.2 6:06
48 Saskia Vanommeren-Eg 10 2 Casa Grande 2 18:54.9 6:06
49 Sonia Xu 12 2 Alameda 2 18:55.7 6:06
50 Elise Ford 11 4 Arcata 4 18:55.8 6:06
51 Annaka Green 10 1 Amador Valley 1 18:55.9 6:06
52 Madison Parratt 10 3 Petaluma 3 18:56.1 6:06
53 Emma Gallagher 12 3 Redwood 3 18:56.8 6:06
54 Helen Guo 10 1 Dougherty Valley 1 18:57.2 6:07
55 Madi Jeha 10 1 Monte Vista(ncs) 1 18:58.0 6:07
56 Megan Wenzel 11 3 Las Lomas 3 18:59.0 6:07
57 Sarah Hay 12 1 Dougherty Valley 1 19:00.3 6:08
58 Madison Hight 12 3 Las Lomas 3 19:02.6 6:08
59 Bevin McCullough 11 5 Marin Academy 5 19:02.7 6:08
60 Karly Laffer 9 1 Amador Valley 1 19:04.1 6:09
61 Grace Brown 9 5 Athenian 5 19:05.0 6:09
62 Lindy Zeng 12 1 Mission San Jose 1 19:05.1 6:09
63 Mackenzi Segraves 12 2 Maria Carrillo 2 19:05.1 6:09
64 Hannah Haley 12 2 Windsor 2 19:07.9 6:10
65 Caitlyn Mundrane 12 2 Northgate 2 19:10.0 6:11
66 Chloe Jenkins 11 4 St. Mary's College Hs 4 19:10.2 6:11
67 Megan Coyle 11 2 Northgate 2 19:10.5 6:11
68 Emma Armstrong 11 1 Castro Valley 1 19:11.4 6:11
69 Haleigh Atkinson 12 1 Granada 1 19:11.4 6:11
70 Sydney Polich 9 3 Las Lomas 3 19:12.7 6:12
71 Elise Stankus 9 3 Las Lomas 3 19:13.2 6:12
72 Catherine Kiser 9 1 Monte Vista(ncs) 1 19:13.6 6:12
73 Alyssa Goody 10 5 Sonoma Academy 5 19:13.6 6:12
74 Smita Nalluri 11 1 Amador Valley 1 19:14.0 6:12
75 Adria Barich 10 2 Casa Grande 2 19:14.2 6:12
76 Erin Herting 12 1 Monte Vista(ncs) 1 19:14.5 6:12
77 Arden Creson 9 3 Miramonte 3 19:15.0 6:12
78 Jessie Boucher 9 2 Northgate 2 19:15.3 6:12
79 Hadley Clark 11 3 Tamalpais 3 19:15.8 6:13
80 Mariko Stenstedt 12 2 Alameda 2 19:16.0 6:13
81 Caroline Coulter 12 5 Convent Of The Sh 5 19:17.8 6:13
82 Aino Tanaka 11 2 Northgate 2 19:18.7 6:13
83 Kajol Maheshwari 10 2 Livermore 2 19:18.7 6:13
84 Elizabeth Hu 10 1 Mission San Jose 1 19:19.0 6:14
85 Molly Foster 12 3 Analy 3 19:19.9 6:14
86 Sophia Mills 11 4 Piedmont 4 19:19.9 6:14
87 Carolina Avelar 10 2 Maria Carrillo 2 19:20.0 6:14
88 Andrea Gonzalez 11 2 Casa Grande 2 19:20.7 6:14
89 Eva Townsend 12 1 Berkeley 1 19:22.4 6:15
90 Camille Anderson 12 3 Miramonte 3 19:23.0 6:15
91 Allie Williams 12 5 Branson 5 19:23.2 6:15
92 Gabrielle Gamboa 10 2 Dublin 2 19:23.4 6:15
93 Meredith Nix 11 3 Bishop O'dowd 3 19:23.4 6:15
94 Taylor Jang 12 1 Mission San Jose 1 19:25.1 6:15
95 Maya Zimmerman 9 5 College Prep 5 19:26.3 6:16
96 Sarah Rockwood 11 3 Miramonte 3 19:26.5 6:16
97 Mae Singer 10 5 Convent Of The Sh 5 19:26.6 6:16
98 Ashley Delgado 9 5 Branson 5 19:26.7 6:16
99 Ella Hymel 10 4 St. Mary's College Hs 4 19:27.7 6:16
100 Emma Sage 12 1 Amador Valley 1 19:28.7 6:17
101 Teal Bullick 12 4 Justin-Siena 4 19:28.7 6:17
102 Aislinn Miller 10 4 Sir Francis Drake 4 19:29.3 6:17
103 Julia English 9 4 St. Mary's College Hs 4 19:29.6 6:17
104 Lizzie Reeves 10 5 Branson 5 19:30.0 6:17
105 Lauren Reed 12 1 San Ramon Valley 1 19:30.2 6:17
106 Alyssa Byer 11 3 Bishop O'dowd 3 19:30.6 6:17
107 Emily Evans 12 1 San Ramon Valley 1 19:30.9 6:17
108 Sarah Selzer 11 5 Convent Of The Sh 5 19:31.4 6:18
109 Emily Fieberling 12 3 Bishop O'dowd 3 19:32.0 6:18
110 Ileana Moon 10 2 Casa Grande 2 19:32.3 6:18
111 Annie Merritt 12 3 Bishop O'dowd 3 19:32.4 6:18
112 Clare Orton 12 3 Las Lomas 3 19:32.9 6:18
113 Sarah Shipway 10 3 Campolindo 3 19:34.3 6:18
114 Alexandra Newsom 10 1 James Logan 1 19:35.1 6:19
115 Skyler Liu 9 4 Piedmont 4 19:35.4 6:19
116 Sophia Mahoney 12 2 Maria Carrillo 2 19:37.2 6:19
117 Sydney Locksley 12 5 University (sf) 5 19:38.0 6:20
118 Sondra Abruzzo 11 3 Miramonte 3 19:38.8 6:20
119 Emily Dowey 11 2 College Park 2 19:40.9 6:21
120 Rachel Bordes 10 3 Redwood 3 19:42.3 6:21
121 Kathy Camenzind 12 1 California 1 19:43.5 6:21
122 Julia Hansen 12 3 Redwood 3 19:44.5 6:22
123 Kailey Dunlap 12 1 San Ramon Valley 1 19:44.9 6:22
124 Sam Perry 11 2 Maria Carrillo 2 19:45.5 6:22
125 Annabel Driussi 10 3 Albany 3 19:47.9 6:23
126 Arianna Alfaro 10 1 Castro Valley 1 19:48.1 6:23
127 Alexandria Embody 11 1 Castro Valley 1 19:48.3 6:23
128 Shannon Palladino 11 2 Maria Carrillo 2 19:48.4 6:23
129 Christine Minor 11 2 Alameda 2 19:48.9 6:23
130 Katie Reddick 10 1 Granada 1 19:50.5 6:24
131 Polly Fong 12 2 Alameda 2 19:50.5 6:24
132 Emily Gines 10 1 Monte Vista(ncs) 1 19:50.6 6:24
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141 Caroline Carey 11 1 Monte Vista(ncs) 1 19:55.9 6:25
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143 Victoria Winter 11 1 Granada 1 19:56.6 6:26
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145 Ashlyn Adams 9 1 Liberty 1 19:56.9 6:26
146 Gianna Garza 11 3 Tamalpais 3 19:57.0 6:26
147 Julia Cunniffe 11 2 Carondelet 2 19:59.0 6:26
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152 Bella Amyx 11 3 Tamalpais 3 20:02.9 6:28
153 Jessica Talbot 12 5 Gateway 5 20:02.9 6:28
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155 Olivia Phillips 9 3 Tamalpais 3 20:03.4 6:28
156 Sara Davis 11 4 Arcata 4 20:03.9 6:28
157 Lindsay Mondloch 11 2 Clayton Valley 2 20:04.7 6:28
158 Sophie Reynolds 10 4 Piedmont 4 20:04.8 6:28
159 Elizabeth Rickey 10 1 Irvington 1 20:05.5 6:29
160 Emma Moon 9 2 Casa Grande 2 20:05.8 6:29
161 Meera Mehta 9 2 Washington (ncs) 2 20:06.0 6:29
162 Maddy Nakada 10 5 Lick Wilmerding 5 20:09.1 6:30
163 Juliet Logan 12 1 Amador Valley 1 20:09.3 6:30
164 Annjellica Nubla 11 1 Heritage 1 20:09.6 6:30
165 Raissa Boysen 11 3 Novato 3 20:10.8 6:30
166 Eva Laxo 10 5 Lick Wilmerding 5 20:11.0 6:30
167 Julia Thompson 11 5 Lick Wilmerding 5 20:11.7 6:30
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169 Chase Falk 10 2 Casa Grande 2 20:12.6 6:31
170 Erica Ruiz 12 3 Rancho Cotate 3 20:13.3 6:31
171 Madison Alvarado 9 3 Miramonte 3 20:13.8 6:31
172 Mary Monda Oewel 11 3 Redwood 3 20:13.9 6:31
173 Aimee Holland 10 2 Santa Rosa 2 20:14.4 6:31
174 Addie MacCracken 9 4 Piedmont 4 20:14.4 6:31
175 Lauren Ray 11 2 Montgomery 2 20:14.5 6:31
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178 Katherine Embody 12 1 Castro Valley 1 20:16.3 6:32
179 Mara Pleasure 11 5 Urban (sf) 5 20:17.7 6:32
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181 Nikki Amberg 10 2 Carondelet 2 20:18.9 6:33
182 Laura McFarland 9 2 Carondelet 2 20:20.2 6:33
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187 Dana Anex 11 2 Livermore 2 20:22.7 6:34
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193 Pamela Borden 12 3 Las Lomas 3 20:27.8 6:36
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197 Sayles Day 12 5 Branson 5 20:31.3 6:37
198 Sarah Franklin 12 1 Granada 1 20:32.2 6:37
199 Lilla Nagy 9 4 Healdsburg 4 20:32.4 6:37
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207 Lindsey Bach 9 5 Lick Wilmerding 5 20:36.5 6:38
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212 Annika Heuser 9 4 Piedmont 4 20:38.0 6:39
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214 Andrea Ludwig 11 5 Livermore Vly.Chtr.Prep 5 20:39.1 6:39
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216 Celeste Luna 12 2 Washington (ncs) 2 20:41.1 6:40
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224 Georgia Roden 11 3 Miramonte 3 20:46.1 6:42
225 Aida Julien 12 5 Head-Royce 5 20:46.7 6:42
226 Deandre Lee 12 1 James Logan 1 20:47.2 6:42
227 Kira Jatoft 11 2 Carondelet 2 20:47.4 6:42
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230 Lizzy Labeeuw-Ander 9 3 Tamalpais 3 20:48.0 6:42
231 Mariana Perez 11 2 College Park 2 20:48.3 6:42
232 Amy Kohlbrenner 9 4 Sir Francis Drake 4 20:49.8 6:43
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249 Jessica Barrett 12 3 Encinal 3 20:57.2 6:45
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251 Tamika Whitenack 9 3 El Cerrito 3 20:58.8 6:46
252 Minji Koo 11 1 Mission San Jose 1 20:59.7 6:46
253 Kelsey Blough 9 2 Northgate 2 21:01.3 6:46
254 Annalisa Romero 12 3 Ygnacio Valley 3 21:01.6 6:47
255 Gina Dempster 9 3 Concord 3 21:01.6 6:47
256 Angelica Pollard 11 1 California 1 21:02.0 6:47
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258 Isabel Havens 11 4 St. Mary's College Hs 4 21:03.1 6:47
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263 J'Ley Fagalar 12 1 Deer Valley 1 21:05.6 6:48
264 Hailey Falk 11 2 Casa Grande 2 21:06.1 6:48
265 Lydia Chew 9 1 Mission San Jose 1 21:06.7 6:48
266 Kelley Dixon 11 1 Foothill 1 21:06.8 6:48
267 Katie Newbold 9 5 Convent Of The Sh 5 21:06.9 6:48
268 Michelle Bollinger 12 4 San Marin 4 21:07.9 6:49
269 Michelle Schantz 11 1 Castro Valley 1 21:08.6 6:49
270 Grace Kuester 11 1 San Ramon Valley 1 21:08.7 6:49
271 Bailey Dow 9 1 Liberty 1 21:09.2 6:49
272 Angela Romerc 11 5 Cloverdale 5 21:09.5 6:49
273 Mazie Lewis 10 2 Santa Rosa 2 21:09.6 6:49
274 Katie Edwards 9 5 Cloverdale 5 21:09.9 6:49
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276 Shane Ortiz 11 5 Urban (sf) 5 21:10.8 6:50
277 Anna Kaufman 9 2 Windsor 2 21:11.9 6:50
278 Elena Pearson 12 1 Irvington 1 21:12.0 6:50
279 Danielle Dufek 11 2 Livermore 2 21:12.0 6:50
280 Caroline Brockman 9 4 Marin Catholic 4 21:12.0 6:50
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282 Karrie Hunter 11 2 College Park 2 21:12.7 6:50
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286 Felicia Lin 10 2 American 2 21:14.4 6:51
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291 Mayra Villa 12 4 Piner 4 21:15.8 6:51
292 Taylor Linhart 12 3 Rancho Cotate 3 21:16.5 6:51
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294 Adviti Atluri 10 1 Mission San Jose 1 21:16.9 6:51
295 Alexandria Peregrino 10 1 Dougherty Valley 1 21:17.3 6:52
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297 Carmela Paredes 11 4 Moreau Catholic 4 21:18.4 6:52
298 Michelle Young 11 1 San Leandro 1 21:18.7 6:52
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302 Andie Lindeman 9 1 Deer Valley 1 21:23.2 6:54
303 Chaia Cherques-Wyat 9 1 Berkeley 1 21:23.2 6:54
304 Vanessa Gan 10 2 Washington (ncs) 2 21:23.4 6:54
305 Karen Manalac 10 1 James Logan 1 21:25.3 6:54
306 Emma Sklarin 12 5 Marin Academy 5 21:25.5 6:54
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309 Allegra Robertshaw 9 2 Windsor 2 21:27.0 6:55
310 Cynthia Weng 11 2 Washington (ncs) 2 21:27.2 6:55
311 Skyler Duignan 9 1 Heritage 1 21:28.0 6:55
312 Gabi Willingham 10 5 College Prep 5 21:28.3 6:55
313 Madelyn Toriano 9 2 American 2 21:28.4 6:55
314 Kimberly Yau 12 2 Arroyo 2 21:29.0 6:55
315 Molly Carleton 11 5 Urban (sf) 5 21:30.4 6:56
316 Iona Mahony-Moyer 9 4 Arcata 4 21:31.6 6:56
317 Jade Hardy 11 5 Head-Royce 5 21:33.3 6:57
318 Karina Phan 10 1 James Logan 1 21:34.0 6:57
319 Taryn Niederberger 11 2 College Park 2 21:35.1 6:57
320 Christine Larisch 9 2 Washington (ncs) 2 21:35.1 6:57
321 Alyssa Citero 11 2 Carondelet 2 21:35.7 6:58
322 Sarah Deng 12 2 Arroyo 2 21:36.4 6:58
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325 Laura Beccera 11 1 Freedom 1 21:39.2 6:59
326 Amanda Pedersen 11 1 Heritage 1 21:39.4 6:59
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328 Stephanie Vajto 11 4 El Molino 4 21:40.8 6:59
329 Wenqian Deng 10 1 San Leandro 1 21:40.9 6:59
330 Lilian Kim 10 2 Dublin 2 21:43.2 7:00
331 Emma Barash 9 2 Ukiah 2 21:44.4 7:00
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333 Amanda Bedoka 10 3 Rancho Cotate 3 21:46.5 7:01
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336 Annie Kasnchak 9 1 California 1 21:47.4 7:01
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339 Alison Ou 11 1 Foothill 1 21:49.1 7:02
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341 Sydney Berrios 12 1 Liberty 1 21:51.8 7:03
342 Faith Couchot 10 2 Montgomery 2 21:52.2 7:03
343 Sage Mace 9 4 Sir Francis Drake 4 21:53.8 7:03
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346 Katy Wearing 9 4 Sir Francis Drake 4 21:55.5 7:04
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348 Joelle Eberhart 11 2 Montgomery 2 21:56.8 7:04
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350 Ephthalia Michael-Schwa 9 5 Athenian 5 21:58.2 7:05
351 Zephyr Girard 10 2 Ukiah 2 21:59.3 7:05
352 Mariko Kamiya 11 5 College Prep 5 22:01.5 7:06
353 Ruby Goldstein De 10 3 Albany 3 22:02.4 7:06
354 Shawna McAvoy 10 1 Irvington 1 22:05.0 7:07
355 Maya Campbell-Voss 10 3 Analy 3 22:05.1 7:07
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362 Elizabeth Westwood 12 5 St. Joseph Notre Dame 5 22:09.5 7:08
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365 Amberlyn Saw 11 3 Albany 3 22:11.1 7:09
366 Shyla Barry 10 3 Petaluma 3 22:11.4 7:09
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407 Stephanie Pulido-Garcia 10 4 Fort Bragg 4 22:47.6 7:21
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410 May Anne Pejana 11 2 Ukiah 2 22:48.5 7:21
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426 Maxine Santos 12 4 Hercules 4 23:01.5 7:25
427 Sheena Blackwell 11 4 Piner 4 23:02.4 7:25
428 Katie Rivara 12 2 Windsor 2 23:02.5 7:25
429 Jasmine Hardy 11 5 Head-Royce 5 23:04.4 7:26
430 Marlys Jeane 12 2 Santa Rosa 2 23:04.9 7:26
431 Cantlin Forni 11 4 Cardinal Newman 4 23:05.2 7:26
432 Jessica Birky 10 5 St. Joseph Notre Dame 5 23:05.4 7:26
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445 Kia Howell 11 3 Ygnacio Valley 3 23:17.2 7:30
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453 Alyssa Valdez 11 3 Jf Kennedy-Fremont 3 23:24.6 7:33
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455 Elizabeth Guzman 9 2 Santa Rosa 2 23:26.0 7:33
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464 Sofia Campos 10 3 Ygnacio Valley 3 23:37.0 7:37
465 Francesca Chicoine 10 4 Moreau Catholic 4 23:38.3 7:37
466 Sara Jimenez 10 2 Ukiah 2 23:39.5 7:37
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468 Julia Courville 11 5 St. Joseph Notre Dame 5 23:41.9 7:38
469 Andrea Ramirez 12 4 Healdsburg 4 23:42.3 7:38
470 Kelsey Shinn 10 1 Foothill 1 23:43.9 7:39
471 Flor Baten 10 4 San Rafael 4 23:45.0 7:39
472 Julia Jung 10 5 Bentley Upper 5 23:45.6 7:39
473 Ashley Macarchuk 12 5 Bentley Upper 5 23:46.3 7:40
474 Kristen Ferguson 12 4 Terra Linda 4 23:47.7 7:40
475 Courtney Barbato 9 3 Rancho Cotate 3 23:48.0 7:40
476 Yejia (gin Chen 12 2 Newark Memorial 2 23:48.7 7:40
477 Daisey Maxion 11 4 Moreau Catholic 4 23:49.7 7:41
478 Katie Haitema 9 4 Moreau Catholic 4 23:50.4 7:41
479 Briley Wong 10 4 Hercules 4 23:53.3 7:42
480 Amairani Roman 10 4 San Marin 4 23:53.5 7:42
481 Miriam Centino-Anton 11 2 Hayward 2 23:53.6 7:42
482 Alex Mora 12 2 Northgate 2 23:53.8 7:42
483 Erin Choy 12 5 Redwood Christian 5 23:54.8 7:42
484 Tori Dove 11 4 Cardinal Newman 4 23:56.0 7:43
485 Helen He 12 1 San Leandro 1 23:56.3 7:43
486 Isabelle Doherty 12 5 International 5 23:56.5 7:43
487 Holly Burgess 9 2 Newark Memorial 2 23:57.8 7:43
488 Liliana Ramos 11 5 Cloverdale 5 23:58.3 7:43
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491 Susan Pham 12 3 Jf Kennedy-Fremont 3 24:04.3 7:45
492 Vivian Siu 11 2 Arroyo 2 24:05.4 7:46
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495 Abbey Castrucci 11 4 Justin-Siena 4 24:10.7 7:47
496 Clara Maddison 11 4 El Molino 4 24:12.3 7:48
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499 Mara Kauffman-Puch 9 5 Bay School (sf) 5 24:18.8 7:50
500 Katie Nelson 11 5 Redwood Christian 5 24:20.6 7:51
501 Peggy Lau 10 2 Northgate 2 24:21.8 7:51
502 Gabby Doerschlag 11 4 Marin Catholic 4 24:21.8 7:51
503 Sruthi Veeragandham 11 2 Dublin 2 24:24.0 7:52
504 Alex Dennen 11 4 Cardinal Newman 4 24:24.3 7:52
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506 Meea McMath 10 3 Rancho Cotate 3 24:28.8 7:53
507 Francisca Rodriguez 10 3 Ygnacio Valley 3 24:30.5 7:54
508 Margaret Donelan 12 4 Fort Bragg 4 24:30.5 7:54
509 Bianca Cruz 11 5 Upper Lake 5 24:31.4 7:54
510 Savanah Fehct 12 5 Upper Lake 5 24:31.5 7:54
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512 Ninon Scotto Di Ucc 11 5 International 5 24:35.0 7:55
513 Laurel Levin 12 4 Terra Linda 4 24:37.2 7:56
514 Tiyanna Meese 9 5 Middletown 5 24:38.8 7:56
515 Melanie Torres 11 1 Pittsburg 1 24:39.3 7:57
516 Catie Norboe 10 3 Encinal 3 24:39.4 7:57
517 Victoria Yanez 10 4 Fort Bragg 4 24:42.1 7:58
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519 Yzzy Mirbelli-Mont 12 5 Sonoma Academy 5 24:46.4 7:59
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521 Christina Ruiz 11 2 Hayward 2 24:49.8 8:00
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523 Karla Anaya 11 3 Jf Kennedy-Fremont 3 24:52.6 8:01
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525 Sherry Lin 10 5 Fremont Christian 5 24:59.4 8:03
526 Samantha Djonne 10 4 El Molino 4 25:00.3 8:03
527 Daphaine Bradley 10 4 Cardinal Newman 4 25:00.4 8:03
528 Amanda Montepio 10 3 El Cerrito 3 25:00.6 8:03
529 Kimberly English 9 5 Clear Lake 5 25:02.7 8:04
530 Tallulah Axinn 12 5 International 5 25:03.5 8:04
531 Daisy Barraza 11 3 Novato 3 25:06.5 8:05
532 Margarita Gonzales 12 1 Pittsburg 1 25:10.4 8:07
533 Sinclaire Parer 5 Sonoma Academy 5 25:10.4 8:07
534 Emily Sanchez 11 3 Encinal 3 25:10.6 8:07
535 Kasey Clendenen 10 2 Livermore 2 25:13.6 8:08
536 Lezel Legados 9 2 Hayward 2 25:13.8 8:08
537 Catherine Zhang 11 5 Fremont Christian 5 25:15.0 8:08
538 Felicia Sanchez 10 4 Fort Bragg 4 25:16.6 8:09
539 Veronica Champine 12 4 Terra Linda 4 25:18.0 8:09
540 Victoria Polintan 12 4 St.Patrick/st.Vincent 4 25:18.6 8:09
541 Ryann England 9 4 Justin-Siena 4 25:18.9 8:09
542 Tiana Japp 10 5 Livermore Vly.Chtr.Prep 5 25:21.7 8:10
543 Melanie Chow 12 4 Hercules 4 25:23.1 8:11
544 Lily Corlett 12 4 Terra Linda 4 25:23.3 8:11
545 Mia Richer 9 5 Sonoma Academy 5 25:25.3 8:11
546 Rannie Zeng 11 5 Chinese Christian 5 25:26.2 8:12
547 Clara Daikh 9 5 Bay School (sf) 5 25:31.2 8:13
548 Elicia Guerrara 12 3 Alhambra 3 25:31.6 8:13
549 Ekaterina Uher 9 5 Holy Names 5 25:31.8 8:14
550 Jessica Xu 11 5 Head-Royce 5 25:31.9 8:14
551 Aleia Villanueva 11 2 Dublin 2 25:39.9 8:16
552 Kayla Deleuze 9 4 Justin-Siena 4 25:45.6 8:18
553 Jennifer Ly 12 3 Ygnacio Valley 3 25:46.7 8:18
554 Linnea Arneson 11 3 Encinal 3 25:47.7 8:19
555 Savannah Goodell 9 5 Redwood Christian 5 25:48.7 8:19
556 Garrie Poon 12 2 Arroyo 2 25:49.4 8:19
557 Adele Jankauskas 9 5 John Swett 5 25:49.5 8:19
558 Eva Martinez 10 4 Healdsburg 4 25:51.7 8:20
559 Amber Ramirez 12 4 Fort Bragg 4 25:54.1 8:21
560 Clara Wieberg 11 5 John Swett 5 25:54.5 8:21
561 Sierra Baeta 10 5 Fremont Christian 5 25:54.5 8:21
562 Kristin Lewis 11 4 St.Patrick/st.Vincent 4 25:56.0 8:21
563 Sidney Johnson 11 5 Bay School (sf) 5 25:56.4 8:21
564 Sasha Newman 12 1 Deer Valley 1 25:58.2 8:22
565 Chelsea Bright 10 5 Middletown 5 26:01.1 8:23
566 Julia Roehl 10 5 Bay School (sf) 5 26:03.5 8:24
567 Kayla Moss 11 3 Rancho Cotate 3 26:04.6 8:24
568 Josie Hover 9 5 Sonoma Academy 5 26:11.1 8:26
569 Janae Lewis 9 4 Justin-Siena 4 26:17.5 8:28
570 Mercedes De Los Santos 10 5 Upper Lake 5 26:18.9 8:29
571 Crystal Rodriguez 9 3 Sonoma Valley 3 26:21.9 8:30
572 Esmeralda Lopez 11 2 Hayward 2 26:26.2 8:31
573 Dennise Vasquez 11 2 Hayward 2 26:26.9 8:31
574 Carmen Sandoval 11 5 Middletown 5 26:34.4 8:34
575 Leeza Lu 9 5 Head-Royce 5 26:39.6 8:35
576 Brittany Pew 11 3 Ygnacio Valley 3 26:47.4 8:38
577 Rachel Tam 11 5 Fremont Christian 5 26:57.2 8:41
578 Kaitlyn Fernando-Igna 12 4 St.Patrick/st.Vincent 4 27:00.5 8:42
579 Elena Anaya 11 5 Making Waves 5 27:15.9 8:47
580 Jasmine Solano 11 5 Making Waves 5 27:20.3 8:48
581 Michelle Boutell 10 5 Fremont Christian 5 27:22.8 8:49
582 Joanna Scholten 12 5 Redwood Christian 5 27:26.3 8:50
583 Kelsi Sibert 12 5 Cloverdale 5 27:52.2 8:59
584 Arlenn Galvan 10 2 Hayward 2 27:52.4 8:59
585 Jessica Academia 10 5 St. Joseph Notre Dame 5 28:09.3 9:04
586 Hannah Rogers 12 5 Bentley Upper 5 28:28.1 9:10
587 Aliah Medrano 11 5 John Swett 5 28:39.7 9:14
588 Sydney Adams 10 5 Bentley Upper 5 28:51.4 9:18
589 Rachel Smith 12 5 John Swett 5 28:51.9 9:18
590 Sierra Urnberg 12 5 John Swett 5 29:13.7 9:25
591 Clare Dunnegan 12 5 Redwood Christian 5 29:20.1 9:27
592 Victoria Bravo 10 5 Holy Names 5 30:38.2 9:52
593 Lena Costello 10 5 Holy Names 5 36:02.1 11:36
594 Sierra Pilling 12 5 Holy Names 5 36:02.1 11:36
NCS CIF Cross Country Championships 11/23/13
Hayward High School Course -3.0 Miles
Results by Record Timing -www.RecordTiming.com

Division 1-5 Girls Team Scores Combined

1. 81 Campolindo (18:13 91:04 1:17)
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1 1 Brighie Leach 11 3 17:26
2 9 Mary Orders 11 3 18:06
3 10 Rachel Johnson 11 3 18:07
4 30 Haley Shipway 12 3 18:42
5 31 Sarah Cella 10 3 18:43
6 ( 35) Robin Powell 10 3 18:49
7 (107) Sarah Shipway 10 3 19:35

2. 205 Monte Vista(ncs) (18:45 93:42 1:21)
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1 4 Brooke Starn 10 1 17:54
2 15 Meredith Corda 9 1 18:21
3 50 Madi Jeha 10 1 18:58
4 66 Catherine Kiser 9 1 19:14
5 70 Erin Herting 12 1 19:15
6 (126) Emily Gines 10 1 19:51
7 (135) Caroline Carey 11 1 19:56

3. 216 Amador Valley (18:52 94:16 0:48)
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1 20 Melodie Leroudier 10 1 18:26
2 27 Kim Sannajust 12 1 18:35
3 46 Annaka Green 10 1 18:56
4 55 Karly Laffer 9 1 19:05
5 68 Smita Nalluri 11 1 19:14
6 ( 94) Emma Sage 12 1 19:29
7 (156) Juliet Logan 12 1 20:10

4. 240 Las Lomas (18:54 94:30 1:13)
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1 7 Chloe Hansel 10 3 18:01
2 51 Megan Wenzel 11 3 18:59
3 53 Madison Hight 12 3 19:03
4 64 Sydney Polich 9 3 19:13
5 65 Elise Stankus 9 3 19:14
6 (106) Clare Orton 12 3 19:33
7 (186) Pamela Borden 12 3 20:28

5. 240 San Ramon Valley (18:40 93:19 2:01)
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1 2 Christine Bayliss 11 1 17:30
2 12 Carly Lutz 12 1 18:13
3 26 Christy Hammill 11 1 18:34
4 99 Lauren Reed 12 1 19:31
5 101 Emily Evans 12 1 19:31
6 (117) Kailey Dunlap 12 1 19:45
7 (258) Grace Kuester 11 1 21:09

6. 245 Bishop O'dowd (18:51 94:11 1:22)
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1 11 Jourdan Amen 9 3 18:09
2 14 Julia Cooke 11 3 18:20
3 33 Grace Taylor 9 3 18:47
4 87 Meredith Nix 11 3 19:24
5 100 Alyssa Byer 11 3 19:31
6 (103) Emily Fieberling 12 3 19:32
7 (105) Annie Merritt 12 3 19:33

7. 249 Granada (18:48 93:57 2:15)
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1 3 Megan McCandless 10 1 17:36
2 21 Taylor Lawsen 10 1 18:27
3 38 Sophie Hartley 12 1 18:51
4 63 Haleigh Atkinson 12 1 19:12
5 124 Katie Reddick 10 1 19:51
6 (137) Victoria Winter 11 1 19:57
7 (191) Sarah Franklin 12 1 20:33

8. 309 Maria Carrillo (19:05 95:23 1:08)
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1 23 Shaz Breedlove 11 2 18:30
2 37 Cecilia Avelar 10 2 18:49
3 58 Mackenzi Segraves 12 2 19:06
4 81 Carolina Avelar 10 2 19:20
5 110 Sophia Mahoney 12 2 19:38
6 (118) Sam Perry 11 2 19:46
7 (122) Shannon Palladino 11 2 19:49

9. 391 Arcata (19:16 96:19 1:32)
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1 24 Chloe Pigg 10 4 18:32
2 41 Zoe Ziegler 11 4 18:54
3 45 Elise Ford 11 4 18:56
4 132 Vera Heidmann 12 4 19:53
5 149 Sara Davis 11 4 20:04
6 (228) Brianne Beronilla 9 4 20:52
7 (297) Iona Mahony-Moyer 9 4 21:32

10. 408 Alameda (19:22 96:47 0:56)
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1 42 Lara Vetter 9 2 18:55
2 44 Sonia Xu 12 2 18:56
3 74 Mariko Stenstedt 12 2 19:16
4 123 Christine Minor 11 2 19:49
5 125 Polly Fong 12 2 19:51
6 (181) Elise Yuen 12 2 20:23
7 (210) Allison Pang 11 2 20:43

11. 408 Liberty (19:14 96:07 2:14)
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1 17 Emily Wylie 10 1 18:22
2 19 Kai Bohannon 9 1 18:24
3 34 Jesse Hardman 9 1 18:48
4 139 Ashlyn Adams 9 1 19:57
5 199 Rita Landski 9 1 20:36
6 (259) Bailey Dow 9 1 21:10
7 (322) Sydney Berrios 12 1 21:52

12. 430 Redwood (19:21 96:45 1:26)
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1 22 Glennis Murphy 9 3 18:27
2 48 Emma Gallagher 12 3 18:57
3 114 Rachel Bordes 10 3 19:43
4 116 Julia Hansen 12 3 19:45
5 130 Annie Fogarty 9 3 19:53
6 (165) Mary Monda Oewel 11 3 20:14
7 (173) Rebekah Katz 11 3 20:18

13. 451 Casa Grande (19:26 97:10 1:11)
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1 43 Saskia Vanommeren-Eg 10 2 18:55
2 69 Adria Barich 10 2 19:15
3 82 Andrea Gonzalez 11 2 19:21
4 104 Ileana Moon 10 2 19:33
5 153 Emma Moon 9 2 20:06
6 (162) Chase Falk 10 2 20:13
7 (252) Hailey Falk 11 2 21:07

14. 462 St. Mary's College Hs (19:26 97:07 2:14)
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1 16 Spencer Moore 12 4 18:22
2 60 Chloe Jenkins 11 4 19:11
3 93 Ella Hymel 10 4 19:28
4 97 Julia English 9 4 19:30
5 196 Josie Smale 11 4 20:36
6 (247) Isabel Havens 11 4 21:04
7 (319) Mischa Vernon-Wyatt 12 4 21:49

15. 470 Branson (19:23 96:52 2:33)
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1 5 Julia Maxwell 12 5 17:59
2 85 Allie Williams 12 5 19:24
3 92 Ashley Delgado 9 5 19:27
4 98 Lizzie Reeves 10 5 19:30
5 190 Sayles Day 12 5 20:32
6 (203) Francesca Camahort 9 5 20:38
7 (236) Sophie Breck 12 5 20:56

16. 482 Castro Valley (19:26 97:09 2:15)
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1 8 Nicole Anthony 12 1 18:02
2 62 Emma Armstrong 11 1 19:12
3 120 Arianna Alfaro 10 1 19:49
4 121 Alexandria Embody 11 1 19:49
5 171 Katherine Embody 12 1 20:17
6 (229) Sarah Fung 10 1 20:53
7 (257) Michelle Schantz 11 1 21:09

17. 488 Lick Wilmerding (19:27 97:13 1:51)
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1 13 Molly Dicke 12 5 18:20
2 28 Andie Von Eschen 12 5 18:36
3 133 Jill Reilly 9 5 19:56
4 155 Maddy Nakada 10 5 20:10
5 159 Eva Laxo 10 5 20:11
6 (160) Julia Thompson 11 5 20:12
7 (200) Lindsey Bach 9 5 20:37

18. 488 Miramonte (19:32 97:37 0:38)
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1 71 Arden Creson 9 3 19:15
2 84 Camille Anderson 12 3 19:23
3 90 Sarah Rockwood 11 3 19:27
4 112 Sondra Abruzzo 11 3 19:39
5 131 Lindsay Buckel 12 3 19:53
6 (164) Madison Alvarado 9 3 20:14
7 (215) Georgia Roden 11 3 20:47

19. 511 Northgate (19:36 97:58 1:52)
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1 59 Caitlyn Mundrane 12 2 19:10
2 61 Megan Coyle 11 2 19:11
3 72 Jessie Boucher 9 2 19:16
4 76 Aino Tanaka 11 2 19:19
5 243 Kelsey Blough 9 2 21:02
6 (447) Alex Mora 12 2 23:54
7 (465) Peggy Lau 10 2 24:22

20. 635 Tamalpais (19:51 99:12 0:48)
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1 73 Hadley Clark 11 3 19:16
2 128 Kate Miekley 9 3 19:52
3 140 Gianna Garza 11 3 19:57
4 146 Bella Amyx 11 3 20:03
5 148 Olivia Phillips 9 3 20:04
6 (187) Megan Bartschat 9 3 20:29
7 (221) Lizzy Labeeuw-Ander 9 3 20:48

21. 644 Mission San Jose (19:51 99:14 1:54)
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1 57 Lindy Zeng 12 1 19:06
2 78 Elizabeth Hu 10 1 19:19
3 88 Taylor Jang 12 1 19:26
4 179 Mavis Zeng 10 1 20:23
5 242 Minji Koo 11 1 21:00
6 (253) Lydia Chew 9 1 21:07
7 (279) Adviti Atluri 10 1 21:17

22. 650 Piedmont (19:52 99:17 0:55)
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1 80 Sophia Mills 11 4 19:20
2 109 Skyler Liu 9 4 19:36
3 143 Emma Seevak 10 4 20:01
4 151 Sophie Reynolds 10 4 20:05
5 167 Addie MacCracken 9 4 20:15
6 (204) Annika Heuser 9 4 20:38
7 (206) Sophie MacCracken 12 4 20:41

23. 652 Convent Of The Sh (19:52 99:19 1:20)
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1 75 Caroline Coulter 12 5 19:18
2 91 Mae Singer 10 5 19:27
3 102 Sarah Selzer 11 5 19:32
4 182 Mikaela Esquivel 12 5 20:24
5 202 Amelia Baier 12 5 20:38
6 (255) Katie Newbold 9 5 21:07
7 (381) Julia Nemy 12 5 22:46

24. 725 Dougherty Valley (19:57 99:43 3:08)
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1 29 Alexandria Tucker 10 1 18:39
2 49 Helen Guo 10 1 18:58
3 52 Sarah Hay 12 1 19:01
4 280 Alexandria Peregrino 10 1 21:18
5 315 Joyce Xu 11 1 21:47
6 (346) Scarlett Guo 11 1 22:13
7 (405) Annie Zhang 11 1 23:06

25. 828 College Park (20:13 101:04 2:24)
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1 36 Jamie Busby 10 2 18:49
2 113 Emily Dowey 11 2 19:41
3 189 Selina Saliba 11 2 20:32
4 222 Mariana Perez 11 2 20:49
5 268 Marcy Zamora 12 2 21:13
6 (269) Karrie Hunter 11 2 21:13
7 (300) Taryn Niederberger 11 2 21:36

26. 857 University (sf) (20:18 101:30 1:17)
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1 111 Sydney Locksley 12 5 19:38
2 142 Grace Euphrat Westo 11 5 20:01
3 178 Izzy Simon 12 5 20:22
4 194 Julia Lu 11 5 20:34
5 232 Simone Jacob 9 5 20:55
6 (250) Morgan Locksley 12 5 21:06
7 (316) Katie Kelley 11 5 21:47

27. 909 Carondelet (20:25 102:04 0:49)
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1 141 Julia Cunniffe 11 2 19:59
2 174 Nikki Amberg 10 2 20:19
3 175 Laura McFarland 9 2 20:21
4 201 Hayley Miller 11 2 20:37
5 218 Kira Jatoft 11 2 20:48
6 (302) Alyssa Citero 11 2 21:36
7 (341) Jackie Regan 11 2 22:10

28. 910 Washington (ncs) (20:23 101:51 2:39)
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1 32 Dylan Kennedy 11 2 18:45
2 154 Meera Mehta 9 2 20:06
3 207 Celeste Luna 12 2 20:42
4 230 Molly Lianigan 9 2 20:54
5 287 Vanessa Gan 10 2 21:24
6 (292) Cynthia Weng 11 2 21:28
7 (301) Christine Larisch 9 2 21:36

29. 917 California (20:18 101:30 3:47)
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1 6 Madison Ricks 12 1 18:01
2 115 Kathy Camenzind 12 1 19:44
3 234 Alexandria Tran 11 1 20:55
4 245 Angelica Pollard 11 1 21:02
5 317 Annie Kasnchak 9 1 21:48
6 (421) Mikhaela Santos 11 1 23:24

30. 921 Athenian (20:26 102:09 2:49)
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1 56 Grace Brown 9 5 19:05
2 147 Delaney Inamine 11 5 20:03
3 169 Melise Knowles 12 5 20:16
4 224 Rebecca Elliott 10 5 20:51
5 325 Vidya Ramaswamy 10 5 21:54
6 (326) Emily Arroyo 9 5 21:55
7 (331) Ephthalia Michael-Schwa 9 5 21:59

31. 933 Sir Francis Drake (20:25 102:04 2:44)
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1 40 Sophia Noto 11 4 18:53
2 96 Aislinn Miller 10 4 19:30
3 223 Amy Kohlbrenner 9 4 20:50
4 270 Lasley Garriott 10 4 21:14
5 304 Chloe Harwick 10 4 21:37
6 (324) Sage Mace 9 4 21:54
7 (327) Katy Wearing 9 4 21:56

32. 933 Santa Rosa (20:24 101:57 2:41)
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1 25 Delaney White 10 2 18:34
2 166 Aimee Holland 10 2 20:15
3 209 Sarah Withers 12 2 20:43
4 261 Mazie Lewis 10 2 21:10
5 272 Jodi Pasquini 10 2 21:15
6 (402) Marlys Jeane 12 2 23:05
7 (424) Elizabeth Guzman 9 2 23:26

33. 951 Livermore (20:30 102:28 4:48)
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1 18 Alexandra Hernandez 12 2 18:23
2 77 Kajol Maheshwari 10 2 19:19
3 180 Dana Anex 11 2 20:23
4 266 Danielle Dufek 11 2 21:12
5 410 Sarah Davidson 11 2 23:11
6 (491) Kasey Clendenen 10 2 25:14

34. 972 Clayton Valley (20:32 102:40 1:49)
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1 127 Natalie Ruzicka 9 2 19:52
2 138 Kyra Ortiz 12 2 19:57
3 150 Lindsay Mondloch 11 2 20:05
4 249 Sarah Verderame 9 2 21:05
5 308 Sarah Carrico 10 2 21:41
6 (372) Lauren Wardle 12 2 22:38

35. 993 Berkeley (20:34 102:47 1:53)
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1 83 Eva Townsend 12 1 19:23
2 185 Rachel Barcklay 10 1 20:27
3 211 Amelia Huster 9 1 20:43
4 240 Karin Uzawa 10 1 20:58
5 274 Mira Gordon 9 1 21:16
6 (286) Chaia Cherques-Wyat 9 1 21:24
7 (386) Claire Haug 10 1 22:49

36. 995 James Logan (20:34 102:50 1:50)
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1 108 Alexandra Newsom 10 1 19:36
2 134 Amihan Agustin 12 1 19:56
3 217 Deandre Lee 12 1 20:48
4 248 Yanet Paredes 10 1 21:04
5 288 Karen Manalac 10 1 21:26
6 (299) Karina Phan 10 1 21:34
7 (337) Wendy Ho 12 1 22:06

37. 1001 Urban (sf) (20:35 102:55 0:54)
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1 170 Daniela Sweet-Coll 10 5 20:17
2 172 Mara Pleasure 11 5 20:18
3 176 Tessa Petrich 12 5 20:21
4 220 Cassidy Elkins 11 5 20:48
5 263 Sonia Fillipow 10 5 21:11
6 (264) Shane Ortiz 11 5 21:11
7 (296) Molly Carleton 11 5 21:31

38. 1055 El Cerrito (20:42 103:30 0:46)
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1 161 Grace Rusin 9 3 20:13
2 183 Cailyn Sakurai 9 3 20:26
3 233 Elise Perez 12 3 20:55
4 237 Helen Gilbert-Snyde 9 3 20:57
5 241 Tamika Whitenack 9 3 20:59
6 (486) Amanda Montepio 10 3 25:01

39. 1077 Heritage (20:45 103:41 1:43)
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1 136 Delaney Sparling 10 1 19:57
2 157 Annjellica Nubla 11 1 20:10
3 184 Tori Bryan 10 1 20:26
4 293 Skyler Duignan 9 1 21:28
5 307 Amanda Pedersen 11 1 21:40
6 (354) Sydney Lim 10 1 22:18
7 (390) Lareana Toralba 11 1 22:52

40. 1089 Albany (20:49 104:02 2:15)
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1 119 Annabel Driussi 10 3 19:48
2 205 Dorothea Miller 11 3 20:39
3 212 Alexis Ballman 9 3 20:44
4 219 Jacey De La Torre 10 3 20:48
5 334 Ruby Goldstein De 10 3 22:03
6 (344) Amberlyn Saw 11 3 22:12
7 (395) Isela Hernandez 12 3 22:56

41. 1127 Dublin (20:51 104:12 2:20)
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1 86 Gabrielle Gamboa 10 2 19:24
2 214 Nicole Chen 10 2 20:46
3 226 Annalisa Watson 11 2 20:52
4 290 Karina Gurusiddaiah 11 2 21:26
5 311 Lilian Kim 10 2 21:44
6 (467) Sruthi Veeragandham 11 2 24:24
7 (503) Aleia Villanueva 11 2 25:40

42. 1180 College Prep (20:55 104:31 2:02)
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1 89 Maya Zimmerman 9 5 19:27
2 238 Grace Berg 9 5 20:57
3 275 Ava Podell 9 5 21:16
4 284 Maddy Strait 12 5 21:22
5 294 Gabi Willingham 10 5 21:29
6 (333) Mariko Kamiya 11 5 22:02
7 (347) Maddy Eggers 12 5 22:13

43. 1226 Piner (21:04 105:18 2:30)
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1 129 Paloma Romero 12 4 19:52
2 227 Michelle Camara 12 4 20:52
3 235 Molika Ouk 10 4 20:56
4 276 Mayra Villa 12 4 21:16
5 359 Zuley Munoz 10 4 22:22
6 (368) Jessenya Rivas 10 4 22:33
7 (400) Sheena Blackwell 11 4 23:03

44. 1263 Freedom (21:12 105:59 2:01)
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1 188 Leigha Paulson 12 1 20:30
2 197 Melissa Loza 9 1 20:36
3 208 Kelsey Pontius 10 1 20:42
4 306 Laura Beccera 11 1 21:40
5 364 Maria Subias 10 1 22:31
6 (370) Monique Paris 12 1 22:35

45. 1311 Marin Academy (21:20 106:36 3:48)
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1 54 Bevin McCullough 11 5 19:03
2 213 Jessie Colin 12 5 20:44
3 289 Emma Sklarin 12 5 21:26
4 367 Chiara Arellano 10 5 22:32
5 388 Livia Chesley 12 5 22:51
6 (428) Claire Kirkpatrick 11 5 23:31
7 (457) Cami Carrera 12 5 24:10

46. 1332 Petaluma (21:18 106:30 3:15)
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1 47 Madison Parratt 10 3 18:57
2 273 Jessica O'Hanlon 11 3 21:16
3 328 Alison Roper 10 3 21:57
4 339 Nora Lindsay 10 3 22:08
5 345 Shyla Barry 10 3 22:12
6 (416) Alexis Kramer 10 3 23:17

47. 1347 Montgomery (21:18 106:26 1:42)
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1 168 Lauren Ray 11 2 20:15
2 246 Molly Kinahan 11 2 21:03
3 281 Emily Richter 10 2 21:18
4 323 Faith Couchot 10 2 21:53
5 329 Joelle Eberhart 11 2 21:57
6 (394) Jessica Kwan 9 2 22:56
7 (407) Caitlin Shaw 9 2 23:09

48. 1370 Irvington (21:22 106:47 1:59)
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1 152 Elizabeth Rickey 10 1 20:06
2 265 Elena Pearson 12 1 21:12
3 305 Aubrey Scheibel 9 1 21:38
4 313 Pritha Roy 12 1 21:46
5 335 Shawna McAvoy 10 1 22:05
6 (343) Molly O'Donnell 10 1 22:10

49. 1387 St. Joseph Notre Dame (21:32 107:39 4:13)
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1 39 Veronica Aguila 11 5 18:53
2 231 Isabela Reid 12 5 20:54
3 342 Elizabeth Westwood 12 5 22:10
4 371 Karina Duarte 11 5 22:36
5 404 Jessica Birky 10 5 23:06
6 (436) Julia Courville 11 5 23:42
7 (531) Jessica Academia 10 5 28:10

50. 1395 San Rafael (21:32 107:38 3:08)
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1 145 Mattie Hassett 11 4 20:03
2 198 Jesse Eaton-Luria 10 4 20:36
3 278 Maddie Gebbie 11 4 21:17
4 365 Emily Butler 9 4 22:31
5 409 Cortney Arrington 12 4 23:11
6 (430) Sarah Goldberg 11 4 23:34
7 (439) Flor Baten 10 4 23:45