Sonoma County League Championships

Spring Lake, Santa Rosa, CA
November 5, 2011

Senior Alex Conner (Sonoma), 6th in the NCS MOC 3200 meters in 9:25.49 on May 28, won in 15:15.

Nicole Lane (El Molino, Forestville), 3rd in the Stanford Invitational D4 race in 18:07, won in 17:30.

Event 3 Boys 4908 Meter Run CC Varsity Boys
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Name Year School Avg Mile Finals Points
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1 Conner, Alex 12 Sonoma 5:00 15:15 1
2 Douglas, Ryan 11 Petaluma 5:09 15:41 2
3 Poteracke, Kevin 11 Petaluma 5:11 15:49 3
4 Tose, Chris 11 Sonoma 5:24 16:26 4
5 Vargas, Rodrigo 11 El Molino 5:27 16:36 5
6 Wedell, Steven 12 Sonoma 5:29 16:43 6
7 Wistock, Harrison 10 Casa Grande 5:31 16:47 7
8 Martinez, Christian 10 Sonoma 5:32 16:52 8
9 Friedemann, Raoul 11 Healdsburg 5:33 16:54 9
10 Schafer, Matthew 11 Petaluma 5:36 17:02 10
11 Price, Zach 10 Windsor 5:38 17:09 11
12 Jones, Jack 10 Casa Grande 5:38 17:11 12
13 Ginter, Keegan 10 Sonoma 5:39 17:14 13
14 Thiessen, David 11 El Molino 5:42 17:23 14
15 Omara, Austin 11 Windsor 5:43 17:24 15
16 Wigert, Griffin 10 Casa Grande 5:45 17:30 16
17 Iribarne, Dakota 9 Casa Grande 5:45 17:30 17
18 Schulz, Ben 11 El Molino 5:46 17:35 18
19 Josh, Fernandez 11 Windsor 5:48 17:40 19
20 Ljung, Owen 10 Sonoma 5:48 17:40 20
21 Cogorno, Matt 12 Windsor 5:49 17:44 21
22 Lampson, Ben 12 Healdsburg 5:49 17:44 22
23 Capone, Dante 9 Analy 5:50 17:48 23
24 Bell, Dawson 12 Analy 5:51 17:51 24
25 Rauch, Nicholas 9 Casa Grande 5:52 17:52 25
26 Vernon, Keenan 11 Windsor 5:56 18:03 26
27 Luders, Miles 11 Windsor 5:56 18:06 27
28 Saunders, Alex 11 El Molino 5:57 18:09 28
29 Lane, Brady 9 El Molino 5:58 18:10 29
30 Scheiner, Bradley 11 Windsor 5:59 18:13 30
31 Bradley, Duncan 12 Casa Grande 6:00 18:18 31
32 Schmid, Tillman 10 Petaluma 6:04 18:30 32
33 Healy, Tom 11 Petaluma 6:07 18:40 33
34 Hersam, Donny 11 El Molino 6:11 18:51 34
35 Fichman, Jesse 11 El Molino 6:11 18:51 35
36 Gibbs, Jake 9 Analy 6:12 18:52 36
37 Jamar, Blake 9 Analy 6:12 18:54 37
38 Stafford, Ben 12 Analy 6:13 18:56 38
39 Evans, Oliver 11 Healdsburg 6:18 19:12 39
40 Garner, Branden 11 Petaluma 6:21 19:21 40
41 Gray, Peter 11 Sonoma 6:22 19:23 41
42 Jesus, Alvarado 12 Healdsburg 6:25 19:34 42
43 Goto, Stanley 10 Casa Grande 6:27 19:39 43
44 Beard, Michael 9 Healdsburg 6:46 20:38 44
45 Alvaro, Arciniega 12 Healdsburg 7:03 21:30 45
46 Besancon, Beau 10 Healdsburg 7:20 22:22 46

Team Scores
=================================================================================
Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9
=================================================================================
1 Sonoma 32 1 4 6 8 13 20 41
Total Time: 1:22:30.00
Average: 16:30.00
2 Casa Grande 77 7 12 16 17 25 31 43
Total Time: 1:26:50.00
Average: 17:22.00
3 Petaluma 80 2 3 10 32 33 40
Total Time: 1:25:42.00
Average: 17:08.40
4 Windsor 92 11 15 19 21 26 27 30
Total Time: 1:28:00.00
Average: 17:36.00
5 El Molino 94 5 14 18 28 29 34 35
Total Time: 1:27:53.00
Average: 17:34.60
6 Healdsburg 156 9 22 39 42 44 45 46
Total Time: 1:34:02.00
Average: 18:48.40
7 Analy 158 23 24 36 37 38
Total Time: 1:32:21.00
Average: 18:28.20


Event 4 Girls 4908 Meter Run CC Varsity Girls
==================================================================================
Name Year School Avg Mile Finals Points
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1 Lane, Nicole 12 El Molino 5:45 17:30
2 Moffett, Ashley 11 Casa Grande 6:00 18:18 1
3 Tomaszewski, Victoria 10 Windsor 6:08 18:41 2
4 Ohanlon, Jessica 9 Petaluma 6:15 19:03 3
5 Peirsol, Amber 12 Windsor 6:16 19:06 4
6 Hall, Chloe 11 Casa Grande 6:16 19:07 5
7 Foster, Molly 10 Analy 6:26 19:35 6
8 Haley, Hannah 10 Windsor 6:26 19:37 7
9 Honey, Francesca 12 Petaluma 6:26 19:37 8
10 Gonzalez, Andrea 9 Casa Grande 6:27 19:40 9
11 Bernard, Liza 9 Petaluma 6:31 19:50 10
12 Biaggi, Gianna 11 Sonoma 6:32 19:54
13 Behen, Audrey 10 Petaluma 6:34 20:02 11
14 Lynch, Hailey 11 Petaluma 6:39 20:17 12
15 Purcell, Rita 11 Analy 6:41 20:22 13
16 Cenci, Hannah 11 Sonoma 6:41 20:22
17 Barragan, Maria 11 Healdsburg 6:46 20:37
18 Falk, Hailey 9 Casa Grande 6:46 20:38 14
19 Spry, Serena 11 Sonoma 7:06 21:37
20 Woodman, Elaina 11 Windsor 7:10 21:50 15
21 Scheder-Bieschin, Gabrie 12 Analy 7:12 21:56 16
22 Matthews, Emily 11 Analy 7:12 21:57 17
23 Wray, Olivia 10 Casa Grande 7:14 22:03 18
24 Katie, DeBernardi 12 Petaluma 7:18 22:14 19
25 Langdon, Sara 10 Casa Grande 7:21 22:25 20
26 Carle, Ellorine 10 Casa Grande 7:28 22:45 21
27 Smith, Brianna 11 Analy 7:29 22:48 22
28 Allred, Zoe 9 Windsor 7:41 23:24 23
29 Paneno, Rose 11 El Molino 7:46 23:39
30 Murray, Chelsea 11 El Molino 7:48 23:45
31 Long, Kadie 11 Windsor 8:02 24:28 24
32 Smith, Kirsten 12 Healdsburg 8:03 24:31
33 Chong, Rebecca 11 Windsor 8:10 24:53 25
34 Gonzaga, Abigail 11 Healdsburg 8:21 25:28
35 Tincknell, Alia 10 Healdsburg 8:46 26:43

Team Scores
=================================================================================
Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9
=================================================================================
1 Petaluma 44 3 8 10 11 12 19
Total Time: 1:38:49.00
Average: 19:45.80
2 Casa Grande 47 1 5 9 14 18 20 21
Total Time: 1:39:46.00
Average: 19:57.20
3 Windsor 51 2 4 7 15 23 24 25
Total Time: 1:42:38.00
Average: 20:31.60
4 Analy 74 6 13 16 17 22
Total Time: 1:46:38.00
Average: 21:19.60

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Regional Award Winners for 2011 Released for Division II Cross Country

USTFCCCA releases who’s who in Division II



November 8, 2011



NEW ORLEANS – The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced on Tuesday the winners of USTFCCCA Region Athletes and Coaches of the Year honors for the 2011 cross country season in Division II as voted by the division’s coaches.



The GNAC will host the NCAA Division II Cross Country Championships, Saturday, November 19, at the Plantes Ferry Sports Complex in Spokane, Wash.



The USTFCCCA will release the final regular-season national coaches’ poll of the season in Division II on Wednesday.



USTFCCCA Division II Cross Country Region Athletes and Coaches of the Year



Men’s Athlete of the Year



ATLANTIC REGION - Alex Monroe, Lock Haven (Lewistown, Pa./Indian Valley)
PIAA Boys' Class AAA Track Championships
May 30, 2010 ... 3200 -- 1, Matthew Fischer, Unionville, 9:03.01; 2, Ryan Gil, North Allegheny, 9: 03.87; 3, Alex Monroe, Indian Valley, 9:07.24; 4, Jacob Kildoo, ...

www.post-gazette.com/pg/10150/1061901-364.stm - Similarto PIAA Boys' Class AAA Track Championships

A sophomore from Lewistown, Pa., Monroe won the Atlantic regional by nine seconds over Edinboro’s Scott Anderson. Anderson was also the PSAC Champion in 2011.



Recent Winners:
2010: Nathan Zondlo, Lock Haven

2009: Ben Hahn, Edinboro
2008: Chris Clark, California (Pa.)

CENTRAL REGION - Gabriel Proctor, Western State

This is a cute picture of Gabriel pointing at the W on his singlet as he wins.
http://photos.denverpost.com/mediacenter/2011/11/ncaa-division-ii-cross-country-regional-championship-photos/23849/

Proctor, a senior from Corinth, Maine, took the Central Region crown by two seconds over Adams State’s Tabor Stevens. Proctor was fifth at the RMAC Championships.



Recent Winners:
2010: Ben Zywicki, Colorado Mines
Ben Zywicki
Year: SR
Hometown: Colorado Springs, Colo.
High School: Rampart H.S.

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Keith Conning: I attended the U.S. Air Force Academy in 1960-61. Strong winds blew down from the Rampart Range. It was difficult to stand at attention

2009: Reuben Mwei, Adams State
2008: Aaron Braun, Adams State

EAST REGION - Glarius Rop, American International

Glarius Rop's Experience
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October 2009 – Present (2 years 2 months)

Work In the Student Activities, Mail room.


A junior from Eldoret, Kenya, Rop took the East Region’s 10k title in 29:50, a minute and 12 seconds ahead of the nearest challenger – Adelphi’s Andrew Coelho. Rop, who has won this award twice in three years, was the Northeast-10 Champion this season as well.



Recent Winners:
2010: Jeff Veiga, UMass Lowell

2009: Glarius Rop, American International
2008: Ruben Sanca, UMass Lowell

MIDWEST REGION - Anthony Witt, Grand Valley State

Witt, a senior from Jasonville, Ind., won the Midwest Region title in 31:58 over teammate Tyler Emmorey by two seconds. Witt also was crowned as the GLIAC Champion earlier in the season.



Recent Winners:
2010: Tyler Emmorey, Grand Valley State

2009: Tyler Emmorey, Grand Valley State
2008: Chris Hammer, Grand Valley State

SOUTH REGION - Moses Kirui, Florida Tech

A junior from Eldoret, Kenya, Kirui won the South over Alabama-Huntsville’s Josh Moshier by 11 seconds. He was also the winner of the Sunshine State Championship title by eight seconds.



Recent Winners:
2010: Daniel Kirwa, Harding

2009: Daniel Kirwa, Harding
2008: Daniel Kirwa, Harding

SOUTH CENTRAL REGION - Laban Sialo, Central Missouri

Sialo, a junior from Kapsabet, Kenya, turned in a 32-second victory in the South Central with a 30:33 clocking. He was the champion of the MIAA for the second-straight year.



Recent Winners:
2010: Amos Sang, Abilene Christian

2009: Amos Sang, Abilene Christian
2008: Julius Nyango, Abilene Christian

SOUTHEAST REGION - Pardon Ndhlovu, UNC Pembroke

Ndholvu, a junior from Harare, Zimbabwe, took the Southeast Region’s race in 30:55, 14 seconds ahead of Queens’ Felix Duchampt. He was also the Peach Belt winner in 2011.



Recent Winners:
2010: Meshack Koyiaki, Columbus State

2009: Oscar Ogwaro, Queens (N.C.)
2008: Oscar Ogwaro, Queens (N.C.)

WEST REGION - Micah Chelimo, Alaska Anchorage

Chelimo, a junior from Kapkoi, Kenya, won a hotly-contest West regional race over Chico State’s Issac Chavez and Northwest Nazarene’s Barak Watson. Chelimo also took the GNAC crown this season.



Recent Winners:
2010: Marko Cheseto, Alaska Anchorage

2009: Marko Cheseto, Alaska Anchorage
2008: Scott Bauhs, Chico State



Women’s Athletes of the Year



ATLANTIC REGION - Neely Spence, Shippensburg

Spence, a senior from Shippensburg, Pa., captured her fourth-straight Atlantic Region crown and won the region this season by nearly a full minute with a 20:43 performance in the 6k. Earlier, Spence became the first in PSAC history to win four-straight league cross country crowns.



Recent Winners:
2010: Neely Spence, Shippensburg

2009: Neely Spence, Shippensburg
2008: Neely Spence, Shippensburg

CENTRAL REGION - Lauren Kleppin, Western State

Kleppin, a senior from South Milwaukee, Wis., won the Central region by 19 seconds with a 22:13 run. As part of an undefeated season, Kleppin took the RMAC crown by 16 seconds.



Recent Winners:
2010: Kristen McGlynn, Adams State

2009: Morgan Place, Minnesota Duluth
2008: Shannon Payne, UC-Colorado Springs

EAST REGION - Jeptui Cherutich, American International

A junior from Springfield, Mass., Cherutich claimed a four-second victory over Bentley’s Tara Dooley with a 21:54 school-record run for the East region title. She also claimed the Northeast-10 title this season.



Recent Winners:
2010: Jeptui Cherutich, American International

2009: Erin Carmone, Stonehill
2008: Christina Dalomba, UMass Lowell

MIDWEST REGION - Amanda Putt, Hillsdale

Putt, a junior from Adrian, Mich., won the Midwest crown by nine seconds over Ferris State’s Anna Rudd. Putt was the Michigan Intercollegiate champion and finished sixth at the GLIAC Championships.



Recent Winners:
2010: Christina Muir, Ferris State

2009: Christina Muir, Ferris State
2008: Rachelle Malette, Wayne State (Mich.)

SOUTH REGION - Heather Nicolosi, Tampa

Nicolosi, a senior from Seminole, Fla., won the South by nearly 30 seconds with a course-record time of 21:43 for her second-straight regional title.




Recent Winners:
2010: Heather Nicolosi, Tampa

2009: Sara Trane, Florida Tech
2008: Jessica Forrester, Tampa

SOUTH CENTRAL REGION - Chloe Susset, Abilene Christian

Susset, a junior from Clery Vexin, France, won the South Central by eight seconds over Missouri Southern’s Marlee Tegenkamp. She placed second at the Lone Star Conference meet.



Recent Winners:
2010: Anais Belledant, Abilene Christian

2009: Kimi Shank, Missouri Southern
2008: Kimi Shank, Missouri Southern

SOUTHEAST REGION - Kate Griewisch, Lenoir-Rhyne

A senior from Banner Elk, N.C., Griewisch took the Southeast crown wire-to-wire with a 40-second victory on the field in gaining her third-straight region title. She also took the South Atlantic Conference title for the second time in three years.



Recent Winners:
2010: Kate Griewisch, Lenoir-Rhyne

2009: Kate Griewisch, Lenoir-Rhyne
2008: Allison Kreutzer, Clayton State

WEST REGION - Ruth Keino, Alaska Anchorage

Keino, a senior from Kapcheno, Kenya, won the West in 20:51, 27 seconds ahead of Humboldt State’s Bridget Berg. She also captured the GNAC title this season.


Recent Winners:
2010: Sarah Porter, Western Washington

2009: Jessica Pixler, Seattle Pacific
2008: Jessica Pixler, Seattle Pacific

Men’s Coaches of the Year



ATLANTIC REGION - Doug Watts, Edinboro

Edinboro captured their first Atlantic Region crown since 2007 and their 21st overall for Doug Watts in his 43rd year at the helm of the Scots. This season, his squad also won their first PSAC title since 2008


Recent Winners:
2010: Aaron Russell, Lock Haven

2009: Steve Spence, Shippensburg
2008: Aaron Russell, Lock Haven

CENTRAL REGION - Damon Martin, Adams State

The Grizzlies won the Central, 28-61 over nearest challenger Western State, placing their five scorers in the race’s overall top ten. Adams State, headed by Martin in his 17th year at the school, was runner-up in the RMAC this season.

Recent Winners:
2010: Damon Martin, Adams State

2009: Damon Martin, Adams State
2008: Damon Martin, Adams State

EAST REGION - Gary Gardner, UMass Lowell

Gardner, in his tenth year with UMass Lowell, led his squad to a sixth-straight East region crown with a 71-77 battle win over Stonehill. The Riverhawks were third at the Northeast-10 meet this year.


Recent Winners:

2010: Gary Gardner, UMass Lowell

2009: Gary Gardner, UMass Lowell
2008: Gary Gardner, UMass Lowell

MIDWEST REGION - Jerry Baltes, Grand Valley State

Baltes’crew scored just 20 points to win the Midwest region with a 1-2-4-5-8 finish – good for a tenth-straight region crown. Baltes, in his 13th year at GVSU, also led the Lakers to a tenth-straight GLIAC title this season.



Recent Winners:
2010: Jerry Baltes, Grand Valley State

2009: Jenny Bellsky, Saginaw Valley State
2008: Jerry Baltes, Grand Valley State

SOUTH REGION - David Cain, Alabama-Huntsville

Alabama-Huntsville, headed by David Cain in his 14th year at the school, took first in the South Region for the first time since 2007 as the squad placed their top four scorers in the race’s top ten. In addition this season, UAH to the Gulf South crown for the first time since 2007.


Recent Winners:
2010: Steve Guymon, Harding

2009: Steve Guymon, Harding
2008: Steve Guymon, Harding

SOUTH CENTRAL REGION - Mike Harney, Eastern New Mexico

The Greyhounds of Eastern New Mexico with first-year coach Mike Harney at the helm won the South Central championship for the first time in school history. The squad won with 53 points, placing four in the top 15, to top East Central’s 59. Earlier in the season, Eastern New Mexico won their first Lone Star Conference title in school history.


Recent Winners:
2010: Kirk Pedersen, Central Missouri

2009: Tom Rutledge, Missouri Southern
2008: Sam Burroughs, Abilene Christian

SOUTHEAST REGION - Scott Simmons, Queens (N.C.)

Simmons’ Royals won the Southeast region with a 62-82 victory over Mount Olive. Placing their top four in the region’s top seven, Queens captured their fifth-straight region title. They swept the top four spots at the Conference Carolinas Championships for the third-straight league crown in a row. Simmons is in his fourth year as coach at Queens.


Recent Winners:
2010: Mike Owens, Mars Hill

2009: Scott Simmons, Queens (N.C.)
2008: Scott Summers, Queens (N.C.)

WEST REGION - Michael Freiss, Alaska Anchorage

Alaska Anchorage won the West, 37-39, with a big challenge from Chico State. The Seawolves won their second-straight region crown with three runners in the race’s top ten and all five scorers in the top 13. Freiss in his 21st year at the helm, also led the squad to a first-place finish at the GNAC Championships.



Recent Winners:
2010: Michael Friess, Alaska Anchorage

2009: Gary Towne, Chico State
2008: Gary Towne, Chico State





Women’s Coaches of the Year



ATLANTIC REGION - Steve Spence, Shippensburg

Steve Spence - Shippensburg University
Steve Spence Head Coach Shippensburg '85 717-477-1284 saspen@ship.edu. Steve Spence, an Olympic marathoner, World Championships marathon ...

www.shipraiders.com/coaches.aspx?rc=378 - Similarto Steve Spence - Shippensburg University


Spence, in his 14th year at Shippensburg, and his squad won the Atlantic region for the fourth-straight year. This year, the region was won by over 50 points, thanks to a 1-2 finish and placing the team’s five scorers in the race’s top 20. Shippensburg also took the PSAC crown for a fourth-straight year.



Recent Winners:
2010: Steve Spence, Shippensburg

2009: Steve Spence, Shippensburg
2008: Steve Spence, Shippensburg

CENTRAL REGION - Jennifer Michel, Western State

Western State claimed their first region title since 2006 as Michel’s top four runners finished in the race’s top nine for a 37-47 win over Adams State. The Mountaineers also won the RMAC title for Michel who is in her fifth year as the leader of the squad.



Recent Winners:
2010: Damon Martin, Adams State

2009: Damon Martin, Adams State
2008: Damon Martin, Adams State

EAST REGION - Karen Boen, Stonehill

Boen’s Stonehill bunch won their third-straight region crown, going 8-10-12-13-14 in the race to score a 57-99 victory over Bentley. The Skyhawks also won their third-straight Northeast-10 title this season for Boen in her 14th year at Stonehill.



Recent Winners:
2010: Andrew Rickert, Saint Rose

2009: Karen Boen, Stonehill
2008: Gary Gardner, UMass Lowell

MIDWEST REGION - Rod Cowan, Saginaw Valley State

Second-year coach Rod Cowan’s Saginaw Valley State squad improved from a ninth-place regional showing a year ago to place third in this year’s race – an effort that resulted in the team’s first-ever berth to the NCAA Championships. SVSU also placed third in the GLIAC this year.


Recent Winners:
2010: Jerry Baltes, Grand Valley State

2009: Jerry Baltes, Grand Valley State
2008: Jerry Baltes, Grand Valley State

SOUTH REGION - Jarrett Slaven, Tampa

Slaven’s Spartans scored just 28 points for a near-100-point victory to take the South region. His top four scorers placed in the race’s top ten and included region winner Heather Nicolosi. Tampa also won the Sunshine State title this season for the eighth time in nine years. Slaven is in his 13th year at Tampa.


Recent Winners:
2010: Jarrett Slaven, Tampa

2009: Jarrett Slaven, Tampa
2008: Jarrett Slaven, Tampa

SOUTH CENTRAL REGION - Koby Styles, Midwestern State

Midwestern State won the South Central region for the first time in school history with a 102-118 victory over Pittsburg State. The squad had four finish in the region’s top 25 for USTFCCCA All-Region honors, including third-place finisher Brissia Montalvo. Styles’ team also won the Lone Star Conference for the fourth-straight year. Styles is in his fifth year at Midwestern State.



Recent Winners:
2010: Russ Jewett, Pittsburg State

2009: Patty Vavra, Missouri Southern
2008: Koby Styles, Midwestern State

SOUTHEAST REGION - Tommy Barksdale, Montevallo

First-year coach Tommy Barksdale helped Montevallo to their first-ever team appearance in the NCAA Cross Country Championships as his squad finished second at the Southeast regional, improving from a 13th-place showing the previous year. In addition, with a Peach Belt Championship, Montevallo won their first league title for any women’s program.


Recent Winners:
2010: Scott Simmons, Queens (N.C.)

2009: J.D. Evilsizer, Columbus State
2008: Craig McPhail, Lees-McRae

WEST REGION - Michael Freiss, Alaska Anchorage

The Seawolves won the West with just 27 points as the top five scorers went 1-3-4-7-13 in the region race for the squad’s third-consecutive region title. Alaska Anchorage also won the GNAC title. Freiss is in his 21st year at UAA.

Recent Winners:
2010: Michael Friess, Alaska Anchorage

2009: Michael Friess, Alaska Anchorage
2008: Gary Towne, Chico State













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2011 Diablo Foothill Athletic League Championship

Hidden Valley Park
Martinez, CA
November 05, 2011

Varsity Boys

Overall Bib Name Class Team Time Score
1. 1886 Thomas Joyce Sr 1. Campolindo High School 15:40.6 1.
2. 1881 Vinson Compestine Sr 2. Campolindo High School 15:52.4 2.
3. 2120 Aidan (A-done) Goltra So 1. Las Lomas High School 15:52.6 3.
4. 1883 Keith Geiger Sr 3. Campolindo High School 15:58.9 4.
5. 2214 Dillon Read Jr 1. Miramonte High School 16:00.2 5.
6. 2211 Jamie Fehrnstrom Sr 2. Miramonte High School 16:05.4 6.
7. 1813 Evan Quigley Sr 1. Alhambra High School 16:09.0 7.
8. 1884 Adam Hathaway Jr 4. Campolindo High School 16:15.2 8.
9. 2122 Gavin Ramos Sr 2. Las Lomas High School 16:17.7 9.
10. 1956 Michael Sisario Jr 1. Dougherty Valley High School 16:23.2 10.
11. 2215 Adam Roeder Sr 3. Miramonte High School 16:30.1 11.
12. 1776 Tyler Troxel Sr 1. Acalanes High School 16:33.5 12.
13. 2217 Mark Tamminga Jr 4. Miramonte High School 16:35.3 13.
14. 1777 Michael Wang So 2. Acalanes High School 16:37.8 14.
15. 2216 Matt Stewart Sr 5. Miramonte High School 16:39.2 15.
16. 1888 Leland Wong Sr 5. Campolindo High School 16:41.0 16.
17. 1882 Kevin Fong Jr 6. Campolindo High School 16:46.4 17.
18. 1952 Anoop (a noo p) Gala Jr 2. Dougherty Valley High School 16:52.2 18.
19. 1954 Brandon Kan So 3. Dougherty Valley High School 16:59.6 19.
20. 2118 Sean Aylward Jr 3. Las Lomas High School 17:08.9 20.
21. 1957 Jamie Vickroy Jr 4. Dougherty Valley High School 17:11.2 21.
22. 2218 Charles Zamanian So 6. Miramonte High School 17:11.7 22.
23. 2123 Kailen Swain So 4. Las Lomas High School 17:13.7 23.
24. 1814 Joel Timbrell Jr 2. Alhambra High School 17:16.1 24.
25. 1773 Keenan Byrne Jr 3. Acalanes High School 17:18.2 25.
26. 2117 Gajanth Anigol Jr 5. Las Lomas High School 17:23.6 26.
27. 1778 Alec Weber So 4. Acalanes High School 17:26.5 27.
28. 2121 Ryan Kinney Sr 6. Las Lomas High School 17:28.1 28.
29. 1774 Marshall Crawford Sr 5. Acalanes High School 17:30.7 29.
30. 1811 Luis Haefke Fr 3. Alhambra High School 17:31.5 30.
31. 1985 Kenneth Ainslie Jr 1. Dublin High School 17:35.9 31.
32. 1953 Fred Ho Sr 5. Dougherty Valley High School 17:39.5 32.
33. 1772 Scott Bertics Sr 6. Acalanes High School 17:40.2 33.
34. 2119 Jack Bradley So 7. Las Lomas High School 17:44.8 34.
35. 1815 Michael Viano Fr 4. Alhambra High School 17:50.5 35.
36. 1958 Matthew Wu Jr 6. Dougherty Valley High School 17:51.9 36.
37. 1993 Justin Pryor Sr 2. Dublin High School 18:07.0 37.
38. 1986 Garrett Garcia So 3. Dublin High School 18:11.1 38.
39. 1808 Conner Bell Sr 5. Alhambra High School 18:19.6 39.
40. 1812 Logan Kent So 6. Alhambra High School 18:37.9 40.
41. 1955 Dominic Lopez So 7. Dougherty Valley High School 18:38.1 41.
42. 1989 Thomas Lee So 4. Dublin High School 18:45.9 42.
43. 1775 Adler Faulkner Jr 7. Acalanes High School 18:49.5 43.
44. 1810 Christian Giannini Fr 7. Alhambra High School 18:51.4 44.
45. 1992 Paulo Nacionales Jr 5. Dublin High School 19:07.6 45.
46. 1988 Mitchell Kless Jr 6. Dublin High School 19:27.1 46.
47. 1990 Justin Lu So 7. Dublin High School 19:47.3 47.



Team Results


1. Campolindo High School 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, (17), (0) 31
2. Miramonte High School 5, 6, 11, 13, 15, (22), (0) 50
3. Las Lomas High School 3, 9, 20, 23, 26, (28), (34) 81
4. Dougherty Valley High School 10, 18, 19, 21, 32, (36), (41) 100
5. Acalanes High School 12, 14, 25, 27, 29, (33), (43) 107
6. Alhambra High School 7, 24, 30, 35, 39, (40), (44) 135
7. Dublin High School 31, 37, 38, 42, 45, (46), (47) 193


1. Campolindo High School 31
Place Bib Name Time Score Behind Winner Spread

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1. 1886 Thomas Joyce 15:40.6 1. NA 01:00.4
2. 1881 Vinson Compestine 15:52.4 2. 00:11.8
4. 1883 Keith Geiger 15:58.9 4. 00:18.3
8. 1884 Adam Hathaway 16:15.2 8. 00:34.6
16. 1888 Leland Wong 16:41.0 16. 01:00.4
17. 1882 Kevin Fong 16:46.4 (17.) 01:05.8

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1. (Total time for scoring runners: 1:20:28.1) 31



2. Miramonte High School 50
Place Bib Name Time Score Behind Winner Spread

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5. 2214 Dillon Read 16:00.2 5. 00:19.6 00:39.0
6. 2211 Jamie Fehrnstrom 16:05.4 6. 00:24.8
11. 2215 Adam Roeder 16:30.1 11. 00:49.5
13. 2217 Mark Tamminga 16:35.3 13. 00:54.7
15. 2216 Matt Stewart 16:39.2 15. 00:58.6
22. 2218 Charles Zamanian 17:11.7 (22.) 01:31.1

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2. (Total time for scoring runners: 1:21:50.2) 50



3. Las Lomas High School 81
Place Bib Name Time Score Behind Winner Spread

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3. 2120 Aidan Goltra 15:52.6 3. 00:12.0 01:31.0
9. 2122 Gavin Ramos 16:17.7 9. 00:37.1
20. 2118 Sean Aylward 17:08.9 20. 01:28.3
23. 2123 Kailen Swain 17:13.7 23. 01:33.1
26. 2117 Gajanth Anigol 17:23.6 26. 01:43.0
28. 2121 Ryan Kinney 17:28.1 (28.) 01:47.5
34. 2119 Jack Bradley 17:44.8 (34.) 02:04.2

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3. (Total time for scoring runners: 1:23:56.5) 81



4. Dougherty Valley High School 100
Place Bib Name Time Score Behind Winner Spread

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10. 1956 Michael Sisario 16:23.2 10. 00:42.6 01:16.3
18. 1952 Anoop Gala 16:52.2 18. 01:11.6
19. 1954 Brandon Kan 16:59.6 19. 01:19.0
21. 1957 Jamie Vickroy 17:11.2 21. 01:30.6
32. 1953 Fred Ho 17:39.5 32. 01:58.9
36. 1958 Matthew Wu 17:51.9 (36.) 02:11.3
41. 1955 Dominic Lopez 18:38.1 (41.) 02:57.5

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4. (Total time for scoring runners: 1:25:05.7) 100



5. Acalanes High School 107
Place Bib Name Time Score Behind Winner Spread

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12. 1776 Tyler Troxel 16:33.5 12. 00:52.9 00:57.2
14. 1777 Michael Wang 16:37.8 14. 00:57.2
25. 1773 Keenan Byrne 17:18.2 25. 01:37.6
27. 1778 Alec Weber 17:26.5 27. 01:45.9
29. 1774 Marshall Crawford 17:30.7 29. 01:50.1
33. 1772 Scott Bertics 17:40.2 (33.) 01:59.6
43. 1775 Adler Faulkner 18:49.5 (43.) 03:08.9

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5. (Total time for scoring runners: 1:25:26.7) 107



6. Alhambra High School 135
Place Bib Name Time Score Behind Winner Spread

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7. 1813 Evan Quigley 16:09.0 7. 00:28.4 02:10.6
24. 1814 Joel Timbrell 17:16.1 24. 01:35.5
30. 1811 Luis Haefke 17:31.5 30. 01:50.9
35. 1815 Michael Viano 17:50.5 35. 02:09.9
39. 1808 Conner Bell 18:19.6 39. 02:39.0
40. 1812 Logan Kent 18:37.9 (40.) 02:57.3
44. 1810 Christian Giannini 18:51.4 (44.) 03:10.8

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6. (Total time for scoring runners: 1:27:06.7) 135



7. Dublin High School 193
Place Bib Name Time Score Behind Winner Spread

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31. 1985 Kenneth Ainslie 17:35.9 31. 01:55.3 01:31.7
37. 1993 Justin Pryor 18:07.0 37. 02:26.4
38. 1986 Garrett Garcia 18:11.1 38. 02:30.5
42. 1989 Thomas Lee 18:45.9 42. 03:05.3
45. 1992 Paulo Nacionales 19:07.6 45. 03:27.0
46. 1988 Mitchell Kless 19:27.1 (46.) 03:46.5
47. 1990 Justin Lu 19:47.3 (47.) 04:06.7

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7. (Total time for scoring runners: 1:31:47.5) 193

Varsity Girls

Overall Bib Name Class Team Time Score
1. 1894 Carrie Verdon Sr 1. Campolindo High School 17:30.5 1.
2. 1783 Annie Marggraff Jr 1. Acalanes High School 18:31.6 2.
3. 1892 Megan McMillan Jr 2. Campolindo High School 18:51.5 3.
4. 1890 Rachel Johnson Fr 3. Campolindo High School 18:55.6 4.
5. 1893 Mary Orders Fr 4. Campolindo High School 19:11.6 5.
6. 1961 Isabelle DeMetz Jr 1. Dougherty Valley High School 19:15.1 6.
7. 1781 Kelly Collins Jr 2. Acalanes High School 19:16.0 7.
8. 2131 Clare Orton So 1. Las Lomas High School 19:19.4 8.
9. 1782 Amy Hollshwandner Jr 3. Acalanes High School 19:26.7 9.
10. 1780 Tara Bozzini So 4. Acalanes High School 19:29.4 10.
11. 1891 Brighie Leach Fr 5. Campolindo High School 19:42.2 11.
12. 1995 Jillian Colwell So 1. Dublin High School 19:47.8 12.
13. 1779 Kelli Berge Jr 5. Acalanes High School 19:55.1 13.
14. 2127 Rachel Gemar So 2. Las Lomas High School 19:56.4 14.
15. 1889 Juliet Farnan Sr 6. Campolindo High School 19:57.1 15.
16. 2128 Madison Hight So 3. Las Lomas High School 20:06.0 16.
17. 1818 Helene Hollidge Fr 1. Alhambra High School 20:08.2 17.
18. 2132 Meg Wenzel So 4. Las Lomas High School 20:12.8 18.
19. 2223 Sierra Ryder So 1. Miramonte High School 20:13.9 19.
20. 2224 Andrea Tamminga So 2. Miramonte High School 20:19.9 20.
21. 2129 Ashley Love Sr 5. Las Lomas High School 20:22.6 21.
22. 1963 Lauren Nakaso Sr 2. Dougherty Valley High School 20:24.2 22.
23. 2225 Ariel Thomas Jr 3. Miramonte High School 20:29.8 23.
24. 1784 Kyra Ruegg So 6. Acalanes High School 20:30.5 24.
25. 2124 Sydney Carroll So 6. Las Lomas High School 20:39.3 25.
26. 2130 Kelly Mallon Sr 7. Las Lomas High School 20:43.9 26.
27. 1965 Joyce Xu Fr 3. Dougherty Valley High School 21:04.5 27.
28. 1785 Caith Wright Fr 7. Acalanes High School 21:08.8 28.
29. 1962 Chelsea Edwards Sr 4. Dougherty Valley High School 21:15.3 29.
30. 2220 Hannah Li So 4. Miramonte High School 21:24.4 30.
31. 1822 Allie Timbrell Fr 2. Alhambra High School 21:31.5 31.
32. 1820 Danielle Osborne Jr 3. Alhambra High School 21:39.1 32.
33. 1998 Jenna LeQuin Jr 2. Dublin High School 21:44.4 33.
34. 1964 Lauren Salazar Jr 5. Dougherty Valley High School 21:47.1 34.
35. 2219 Rebekah Ent Jr 5. Miramonte High School 21:54.7 35.
36. 1821 Anna Taylor Jr 4. Alhambra High School 21:55.2 36.
37. 1817 Cailin Ferrel Jr 5. Alhambra High School 21:59.1 37.
38. 1960 Kristen Chan Jr 6. Dougherty Valley High School 22:04.9 38.
39. 2222 Savannah Ryder Sr 6. Miramonte High School 22:30.1 39.
40. 2221 Selena MacDuff Sr 7. Miramonte High School 22:37.7 40.
41. 1997 Karina Gurusiddaiah Fr 3. Dublin High School 22:44.9 41.
42. 1994 Shirley Chen Sr 4. Dublin High School 22:56.6 42.
43. 1816 Crystal Dinh Jr 6. Alhambra High School 23:09.6 43.
44. 1996 Sabrina Gomez So 5. Dublin High School 23:42.3 44.
45. 1999 Hannah Villanueva Sr 6. Dublin High School 24:31.0 45.
46. 2000 Annalisa Watson Fr 7. Dublin High School 24:52.6 46.
47. 1819 Ariana Jorgensen So 7. Alhambra High School 25:17.8 47.



Team Results


1. Campolindo High School 1, 3, 4, 5, 11, (15), (0) 24
2. Acalanes High School 2, 7, 9, 10, 13, (24), (28) 41
3. Las Lomas High School 8, 14, 16, 18, 21, (25), (26) 77
4. Dougherty Valley High School 6, 22, 27, 29, 34, (38), (0) 118
5. Miramonte High School 19, 20, 23, 30, 35, (39), (40) 127
6. Alhambra High School 17, 31, 32, 36, 37, (43), (47) 153
7. Dublin High School 12, 33, 41, 42, 44, (45), (46) 172


1. Campolindo High School 24
Place Bib Name Time Score Behind Winner Spread

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1. 1894 Carrie Verdon 17:30.5 1. NA 02:11.7
3. 1892 Megan McMillan 18:51.5 3. 01:21.0
4. 1890 Rachel Johnson 18:55.6 4. 01:25.1
5. 1893 Mary Orders 19:11.6 5. 01:41.1
11. 1891 Brighie Leach 19:42.2 11. 02:11.7
15. 1889 Juliet Farnan 19:57.1 (15.) 02:26.6

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1. (Total time for scoring runners: 1:34:11.4) 24



2. Acalanes High School 41
Place Bib Name Time Score Behind Winner Spread

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2. 1783 Annie Marggraff 18:31.6 2. 01:01.1 01:23.5
7. 1781 Kelly Collins 19:16.0 7. 01:45.5
9. 1782 Amy Hollshwandner 19:26.7 9. 01:56.2
10. 1780 Tara Bozzini 19:29.4 10. 01:58.9
13. 1779 Kelli Berge 19:55.1 13. 02:24.6
24. 1784 Kyra Ruegg 20:30.5 (24.) 03:00.0
28. 1785 Caith Wright 21:08.8 (28.) 03:38.3

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2. (Total time for scoring runners: 1:36:38.8) 41



3. Las Lomas High School 77
Place Bib Name Time Score Behind Winner Spread

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8. 2131 Clare Orton 19:19.4 8. 01:48.9 01:03.2
14. 2127 Rachel Gemar 19:56.4 14. 02:25.9
16. 2128 Madison Hight 20:06.0 16. 02:35.5
18. 2132 Meg Wenzel 20:12.8 18. 02:42.3
21. 2129 Ashley Love 20:22.6 21. 02:52.1
25. 2124 Sydney Carroll 20:39.3 (25.) 03:08.8
26. 2130 Kelly Mallon 20:43.9 (26.) 03:13.4

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3. (Total time for scoring runners: 1:39:57.2) 77



4. Dougherty Valley High School 118
Place Bib Name Time Score Behind Winner Spread

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6. 1961 Isabelle DeMetz 19:15.1 6. 01:44.6 02:32.0
22. 1963 Lauren Nakaso 20:24.2 22. 02:53.7
27. 1965 Joyce Xu 21:04.5 27. 03:34.0
29. 1962 Chelsea Edwards 21:15.3 29. 03:44.8
34. 1964 Lauren Salazar 21:47.1 34. 04:16.6
38. 1960 Kristen Chan 22:04.9 (38.) 04:34.4

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4. (Total time for scoring runners: 1:43:46.2) 118



5. Miramonte High School 127
Place Bib Name Time Score Behind Winner Spread

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19. 2223 Sierra Ryder 20:13.9 19. 02:43.4 01:40.8
20. 2224 Andrea Tamminga 20:19.9 20. 02:49.4
23. 2225 Ariel Thomas 20:29.8 23. 02:59.3
30. 2220 Hannah Li 21:24.4 30. 03:53.9
35. 2219 Rebekah Ent 21:54.7 35. 04:24.2
39. 2222 Savannah Ryder 22:30.1 (39.) 04:59.6
40. 2221 Selena MacDuff 22:37.7 (40.) 05:07.2

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5. (Total time for scoring runners: 1:44:22.7) 127



6. Alhambra High School 153
Place Bib Name Time Score Behind Winner Spread

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17. 1818 Helene Hollidge 20:08.2 17. 02:37.7 01:50.9
31. 1822 Allie Timbrell 21:31.5 31. 04:01.0
32. 1820 Danielle Osborne 21:39.1 32. 04:08.6
36. 1821 Anna Taylor 21:55.2 36. 04:24.7
37. 1817 Cailin Ferrel 21:59.1 37. 04:28.6
43. 1816 Crystal Dinh 23:09.6 (43.) 05:39.1
47. 1819 Ariana Jorgensen 25:17.8 (47.) 07:47.3

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6. (Total time for scoring runners: 1:47:13.1) 153



7. Dublin High School 172
Place Bib Name Time Score Behind Winner Spread

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12. 1995 Jillian Colwell 19:47.8 12. 02:17.3 03:54.5
33. 1998 Jenna LeQuin 21:44.4 33. 04:13.9
41. 1997 Karina Gurusiddaiah 22:44.9 41. 05:14.4
42. 1994 Shirley Chen 22:56.6 42. 05:26.1
44. 1996 Sabrina Gomez 23:42.3 44. 06:11.8
45. 1999 Hannah Villanueva 24:31.0 (45.) 07:00.5
46. 2000 Annalisa Watson 24:52.6 (46.) 07:22.1

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7. (Total time for scoring runners: 1:50:56.0) 172

Getting to Know Brendan Gregg (Davis HS, Stanford)

Courtesy Stanford

The redshirt senior has come back from injury to make big contributions for the Cardinal this season. Nov. 7, 2011


Redshirt senior Brendan Gregg has returned from injury this season to make a big impact for the Cardinal cross-country team. He placed 10th at the Pac-12 Championships as Stanford's No. 3 runner, to help the Cardinal to a runner-up finish. He also won his first-ever individual title at the USF Invitational to open the season. Gregg was injured last season and forced to redshirt as Stanford chased the NCAA title, eventually finishing fourth. The perspective gained from the year off has helped the Davis, Calif., native come back even stronger this season. Gregg took some time to answer questions from gostanford.com.

GoStanford.com: Coming from Davis did you grow up a Stanford fan or what made you want to come to Stanford?

Gregg: I wasn't a big Stanford fan as a kid. Our football team wasn't exactly must see TV back then. I didn't really think it would be feasible to come here until my senior year. I came to Stanford to run fast and challenge for a title every year. The program's history of excellence was the main selling point for me.

GoStanford.com: Your dad is the high school coach at Davis, was that the natural way you got into running? At what age did you start?

Gregg: My dad's been coaching cross and track at Davis for I think 14 years now, so I grew up going to meets and chasing after him around courses to cheer every fall. That was my start in the sport and I've spent every fall the same way ever since. I ran in middle school, but I wasn't a serious runner until my sophomore year of high school. I swam and skied and played soccer and baseball until high school, but I kind of always knew distance running was where I would end up eventually.

GoStanford.com: You have been a part of some really good teams the past few years at Stanford, talk about what it is like to train with such a great group?

Gregg: It's a blessing. Excellence begets excellence. There's such a peace of mind that comes with training with like-minded people. You wake up every morning and know that everyone is on the same page and is going to take care of their business. Everyone makes everyone else better.







GoStanford.com: How difficult was it to redshirt last season when you were injured? That team fell a little short, but was a favorite or co-favorite for the NCAA title when you were all healthy.
Gregg: Last year sucked to be totally honest, but it was good for me. Perspective and all that, made me appreciate my opportunities and the rest. It was by far the longest stretch I've had to spend away from training, and I won't shed a tear if I never have to set foot in Arriallaga or Avery again to spin on a stationary bike or do a pool run. But holding a stopwatch at workouts and watching races from the sidelines let me observe how the team operates from different perspective, which I think has given me a degree of patience and maturity in races this year that I'd been lacking over the previous four years.

GoStanford.com: What is your mileage like and what are your favorite workouts? I have heard you really like to hammer the long runs.

Gregg: It took a while after being hurt last year to get back to full strength, but since the summer I've been able to put in consistent 85-100 mile weeks. I do like to keep the long runs honest. I might have kept them a little too honest in my youth, but I like to think I'm older and wiser now. For workouts, give me some 1,000s or mile repeats on the practice golf course in the morning when the sun's coming up and it's a little chilly and there's a mist hanging over everything and I'm a happy man. I love that stuff.

GoStanford.com: What is your favorite place to run here at Stanford and back in Davis?

Gregg: The other fifth year guys (Jacob Riley, J.T. Sullivan, Elliott Heath) and I got a house this year up on Skyline Blvd. There are a bunch of great trails through the forests basically from our backyard, Corte de Madera Preserve and Wunderlich Park in particular. The hills up there get a little rough sometimes, so I'll drive down to campus for a nice flat Oak Creek loop when I'm feeling a little ragged. Back in Davis it's all farm fields, straight and flat dirt roads that go forever, so you can just pick one and run fast. JT loves going on those runs with me.

GoStanford.com: What are the team goals for the NCAA meet and what do you feel like you need to do individually to help the team achieve success?

Gregg: Win. Run together and for each other. All we need to do is stay relaxed and put one foot in front of the other for 10,000 meters.

GoStanford.com: What are you studying and what are your career plans?

Gregg: I'm finishing up my HumBio requirements. The plan is to keep running for at least another four years after school's done, then take stock of where I'm at. When I'm done running I'll start coaching.
Stanford University Cross Country

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Keith Conning: Brendan Gregg has a wonderful family. His father Bill Gregg is the cross country coach at Davis High School in Davis, California. His mother Carolee Britton Gregg coaches the Davis Aquadarts.
His sister Kaitlin Gregg ran for Davis HS and UC Davis. He also has two other siblings.

Running Joyfully
Oct 28, 2011 ... Follow Kaitlin Gregg's journey from collegiate student-athlete to emerging elite runner as she chases her Olympic Trials aspirations. ...

runningjoyfullyinsf.blogspot.com/

Andrew Scott Conning, PhD candidate at Harvard University

Andrew Scott Conning
PhD candidate, Graduate School of Education
in
Graduate Student Associates

Andrew's dissertation focuses on the internationalization of higher education in China, with a focus on their global influences and their convergence or divergence with global models. His faculty advisor is Professor Jal Mehta.
http://fairbank.fas.harvard.edu/people/andrew-scott-conning

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Keith Conning: Andy is my son. He is in his third year of a five year PhD program at Harvard University.

All-Region Lists Released for 2011 NCAA Division II Cross Country

Top 25 individuals from last weekend’s NCAA Regional Championships earn award



November 7, 2010



NEW ORLEANS – The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) recognized nearly 400 athletes that earned All-Region awards for cross country in Division II following this weekend’s NCAA Regional Championships. Athletes of member schools that finished in the top 25 individually at one of the eight regional sites earned the honor.



Chico State led men’s teams with seven athletes earning All-Region honors, followed by Grand Valley State, Alaska Anchorage, Tampa, UMass Lowell, and Colorado Mines, and Adams State which had six each.



On the women’s side, Grand Valley State bested the field with seven honorees, and were followed by Stonehill, Shippensburg, Adams State, Tampa, Alaska Anchorage, and Chico State with six apiece.



Among conferences, the RMAC led with 22 men’s honorees, followed by the PSAC (21) and the Northeast-10 (21). The GLIAC and PSAC each had 21 women named to the All-Region team, followed by the Northeast-10 (19).



This was the first year in which the USTFCCCA recognized the top 25 finishers from the NCAA Regional Championships as All-Region honorees. Previously the distinction went to the top 15 among the regions’ top finishers.



The GNAC will host the NCAA Division II Cross Country Championships, November 19, at the Plantes Ferry Sports Complex in Spokane, Wash.



The USTFCCCA will release the final regular-season national coaches’ poll of the season in Division II on Wednesday. In addition, regional athletes and coaches of the year will be named Wednesday.



2011 USTFCCCA Division II Cross Country All-Region



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Tabor Stevens
Adams State

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Adams State

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Adams State

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Adams State

Edwin Cruz
Adams State

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Adams State

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Adelphi

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Adelphi

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Adelphi

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Alabama-Huntsville

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Alabama-Huntsville

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Alabama-Huntsville

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Alabama-Huntsville

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Alabama-Huntsville

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Alaska Anchorage

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Alaska Anchorage

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Alaska Anchorage

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Alaska Anchorage

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Alaska Anchorage

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Alaska Anchorage

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American International

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American International

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Angelo State

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Ashland

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Ashland

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Ashland

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Augusta State

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Augusta State

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Augustana (S.D.)

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Augustana (S.D.)

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Augustana (S.D.)

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Bellarmine

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Bentley

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Bentley

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Bentley

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Bentley

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C.W. Post

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Cal Poly Pomona
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California (Pa.)

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Catawba

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Central Missouri

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Central Missouri

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Chico State
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Johnny Sanchez
Chico State
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Adrian Sherrod
Chico State
Adrian Sherrod Jr. Spring Valley Steele Canyon HS Business Administration

Joseph Rivera
Chico State
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Chico State
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Chico State
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Chico State
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Clayton State

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Colorado Mines

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Colorado Mines

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Colorado Mines

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Colorado Mines

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Colorado Mines

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Colorado Mines

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Columbus State

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East Central (Okla.)

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East Central (Okla.)

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East Central (Okla.)

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East Central (Okla.)

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East Central (Okla.)

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East Stroudsburg

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East Stroudsburg

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East Stroudsburg

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East Stroudsburg

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Eastern New Mexico

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Eastern New Mexico

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Eastern New Mexico

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Eastern New Mexico

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Eastern New Mexico

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Edinboro

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Edinboro

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Edinboro

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Edinboro

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Edinboro

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Felician

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Felician

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Findlay

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Florida Southern

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Florida Southern

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Florida Southern

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Florida Tech

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Florida Tech

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Florida Tech

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Fort Hays State

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GCSU

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Grand Valley State

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Grand Valley State

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Grand Valley State

Nathan Knisely
Grand Valley State

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Grand Valley State

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Grand Valley State

Philip Biwott
Harding

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Hawaii Pacific

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Hillsdale

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Humboldt State
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Victor Costello
Indiana (Pa.)

Naseem Haje
King College

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King College

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King College

Eli Weeks
Kutztown

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Lake Superior State

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Lake Superior State

Sondre Thorbergsen
Lees-McRae

Justus Kirwa
Limestone

Alex Monroe
Lock Haven

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Lock Haven

Josh Gainer
Lock Haven

Mitch Miller
Lock Haven

Justin Gragg
Mars Hill

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Mars Hill

Eric Blackburn
Mars Hill

Eiger Erickson
Metro State

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Metro State

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Millersville

Andrew Webster
Missouri Southern

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Missouri Southern

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Missouri Southern

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Molloy

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Mount Olive

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Mount Olive

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Mount Olive

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Mount Olive

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Neb.-Kearney

Niciase Kazingo
New Mexico Highlands

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New Mexico Highlands

Jj Webber
Northern Kentucky

Brendan Chwalek
Northern Kentucky

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Northwest Missouri

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Northwest Missouri

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Northwest Nazarene

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Northwest Nazarene

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Nova Southeastern

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Nova Southeastern

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Pittsburg State

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Queens (N.C.)

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Queens (N.C.)

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Queens (N.C.)

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Queens (N.C.)

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Saginaw Valley State

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Saint Martin's

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Saint Martin's

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Shippensburg

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Shippensburg

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Shippensburg

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Slippery Rock

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Southern Indiana

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Southern Indiana

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Southern Indiana

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Stonehill

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Stonehill

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Stonehill

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Stonehill

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Tampa

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Tampa

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Tampa

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Tampa

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Tampa

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Tampa

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Texas A&M-Kingsville

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Truman State

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UMass Lowell

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UMass Lowell

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UMass Lowell

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UMass Lowell

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UMass Lowell

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UMass Lowell

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UNC Pembroke

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UNC Pembroke

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UNC Pembroke

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UW-Parkside

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Valdosta State

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Valdosta State

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Wayne State (Mich.)

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Wayne State (Mich.)

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West Alabama

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West Florida

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West Virginia Wesleyan

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Adams State

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Adams State

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Adams State

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Adelphi

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Alabama-Huntsville

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Alabama-Huntsville

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Alaska

Crystal Pitney
Alaska

Ruth Keino
Alaska Anchorage

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Alaska Anchorage

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Alaska Anchorage

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Susan Tanui
Alaska Anchorage

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American International

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Anderson (S.C.)

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Angelo State

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Ashland

Mandy Farson
Ashland

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Augusta State

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Augustana (S.D.)

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Augustana (S.D.)

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Augustana (S.D.)

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Augustana (S.D.)

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Barton

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Bellarmine

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Bellarmine

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Bentley

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Bentley

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Bentley

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Bentley

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Bloomsburg (Pa.)

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Brevard

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Cal Poly Pomona
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Central Oklahoma

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Charleston (W.Va.)

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Chico State
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Amy Schnittger
Chico State
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Katie Spencer
Chico State
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Shannon Rich
Chico State
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Paige Henker
Chico State
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Jonah Weeks
Chico State
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Clarion

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Clayton State

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Colorado Mesa

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Colorado Mines

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Delta State

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Dixie State

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East Stroudsburg

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Eastern New Mexico

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Edinboro

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Emporia State

Anna Rudd
Ferris State

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Ferris State

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Findlay

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Flagler

Nicole Clarke
Florida Tech

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Florida Tech

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GCSU

Rebecca Winchester
Grand Valley State

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Grand Valley State

Julia Nowak
Grand Valley State

Jessie Vickers
Grand Valley State

Callie Clark
Grand Valley State

Karie McDonald
Grand Valley State

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Grand Valley State

Ewa Zoborowska
Harding

Gladys Kimtai
Harding

Amanda Putt
Hillsdale

Victoria McCaffrey
Hillsdale

Bridget Berg
Humboldt State
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Amanda Bishop
Incarnate Word

Kendra Sokol
King College

Danielle Alfano
King College

Jen Cleary
Kutztown

Gina Micaroni
Le Moyne

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Le Moyne

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Lees-McRae

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Lees-McRae

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Lenoir-Rhyne

Twishana Williams
Lincoln (Mo.)

Sofia Mimendi
Lincoln Memorial

Lindsey Lambert
Lock Haven

Katie Sick
Lock Haven

Corina Robbins
Lock Haven

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Mansfield

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Mansfield

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Mansfield

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Michigan Tech

Brissia Montalvo
Midwestern State

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Midwestern State

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Midwestern State

Michell Krezonoski
Midwestern State

Elicia Anderson
Millersville

Morgan Place
Minnesota Duluth

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Missouri Southern

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Missouri Southern

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Montana St.-Billings

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Montevallo

Kaley Glover
Montevallo

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Montevallo

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Mount Olive

Amber Thompson
Mount Olive

Terri Bluebird
Mount Olive

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New Haven

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Northern Michigan

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Northwest Missouri

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Northwest Missouri

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Northwest Nazarene

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Nova Southeastern

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Nova Southeastern

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Palm Beach Atlantic

Kourtney Sumner
Palm Beach Atlantic

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Philadelphia

Christina Wetzel
Philadelphia

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Pittsburg State

Kaley Temaat
Pittsburg State

Kimone Hewitt
Queens (N.C.)

Rosa Young
Queens (N.C.)

Andrea Guerra
Queens (N.C.)

Emilia Skolubowicz
Queens (N.C.)

Mathilde Timboni
Queens (N.C.)

Indira Avila
Queens (N.Y.)

Megan Pittoors
Saginaw Valley State

Alycia Wright
Saginaw Valley State

Allyn Doyle
Saint Anselm

Tereza Novotna
Saint Leo

Zuleima Jimenez
San Francisco State
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Seattle Pacific

Natty Plunkett
Seattle Pacific

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Seton Hill

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Seton Hill

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Shippensburg

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Shippensburg

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Shippensburg

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Shippensburg

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Shippensburg

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Shippensburg

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Slippery Rock

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Slippery Rock

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Southern Indiana

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Southern New Hampshire

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Southwest Baptist

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St. Thomas Aquinas

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Stonehill

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Stonehill

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Stonehill

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Stonehill

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Stonehill

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Stonehill

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Tampa

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Tampa

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Tampa

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Tampa

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Tampa

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Tampa

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Tiffin

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Truman State

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UC San Diego
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Boys: Vacaville vs. Will C. Wood (Vacaville) at Frogtown

Sac-Joaquin Section Sub-Section
Frogtown, Angels Camp, CA
Saturday, November 5, 2011
by Keith Conning
e-mail: keithconning@aol.com

Vacaville boys defeated Wood 27 to 29.

Vacaville boys had a team time of 1:25:30 (17:06) and Will C. Wood (Vacaville) had a team time of 1:25:33 (17:07). Only three seconds separated the two teams.

Division II Boys Varsity
7. 186 Vacaville ( 17:06 1:25:30 1:30)
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1 14 1918 Peter Serface 12 2 16:35
2 23 1898 Jordan Kurtz 11 2 16:45
3 25 1899 Brandon Larson 10 2 16:48
4 43 1903 Tanner Mahoney 12 2 17:17
5 81 1905 Ben Martineau 11 2 18:05
6 ( 83) 1884 Michael Borge 11 2 18:09
7 ( 87) 1904 Erik Markowski 12 2 18:16

Division III Boys Varsity
4. 135 Will C. Wood ( 17:07 1:25:33 1:52)
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1 1 2842 Tyler Sickler 11 3 15:58
2 13 2843 Ajaypal Singh 9 3 16:54
3 24 2831 Ricky Henderson 11 3 17:08
4 45 2833 Shaun Krum 9 3 17:43
5 52 2844 Riley Smith 10 3 17:50
6 ( 57) 2841 Taron Sickler 9 3 17:54
7 ( 67) 2837 Martin Olvera 12 3 18:06

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1 1 1 2842 Tyler Sickler W 11 3 15:58
2 1 14 1918 Peter Serface V 12 2 16:35
3 2 23 1898 Jordan Kurtz V 11 2 16:45
4 3 25 1899 Brandon Larson V 10 2 16:48
5 2 13 2843 Ajaypal Singh W 9 3 16:54
6 3 24 2831 Ricky Henderson W 11 3 17:08
7 4 43 1903 Tanner Mahoney V 12 2 17:17
8 4 45 2833 Shaun Krum W 9 3 17:43
9 5 52 2844 Riley Smith W 10 3 17:50
10 6 ( 57) 2841 Taron Sickler W 9 3 17:54
11 5 81 1905 Ben Martineau V 11 2 18:05
12 7 ( 67) 2837 Martin Olvera W 12 3 18:06
13 6 ( 83) 1884 Michael Borge V 11 2 18:09
14 7 ( 87) 1904 Erik Markowski V 12 2 18:16

Vacaville: 2 3 4 7 11 = 27
Wood: 1 5 6 8 9 = 29

New York City Marathon Results

Top Male Finishers
Place Bib Name Time State Country Citizenship
1 3 Geoffrey Mutai 02:05:05 Kenya KEN
2 2 Emmanuel Mutai 02:06:28 Kenya KEN
3 4 Tsegaye Kebede 02:07:13 Ethiopia ETH
4 1 Gebre Gebremariam 02:07:59 Ethiopia ETH
5 6 Jaouad Gharib 02:08:26 Morocco MAR
6 7 Meb Keflezighi 02:09:13 MAMMOTH LAKES, CA United States USA SAN DIEGO HS, UCLA
7 14 Abdellah Falil 02:10:35 Morocco MAR
8 8 Mathew Kisorio 02:10:58 Kenya KEN
9 17 Ezkyas Sisay 02:11:04 AZ United States ETH
10 12 Ed Moran 02:11:46 VA United States USA
11 10 Viktor Rothlin 02:12:26 Switzerland SUI
12 25 Abdelkabir Saji 02:13:47 Italy MAR
13 15 Juan Luis Barrios 02:14:10 Mexico MEX
14 23 Teklu Tefera Deneke 02:16:20 NY United States ETH
15 11 Bobby Curtis 02:16:44 PA United States USA
16 227 Tesfaye Assefa Dube 02:19:24 NY United States ETH
17 983 Abdelaaziz Atmani 02:19:36 IN United States USA
18 20 Bado Worku Merdessa 02:20:22 NY United States ETH
19 24 Fikadu Lemma 02:20:41 NY United States ETH
20 57 Rens Dekkers 02:22:48 Netherlands NED
21 21 John Beattie 02:23:43 Great Britain GBR
22 41 Antonio Sousa 02:24:48 Portugal POR
23 53 Daniel Daly 02:25:23 NY United States PER
24 201 Francis Corrigan 02:25:33 NY United States USA
25 236 Antonio Santi 02:27:05 Italy ITA
26 40 Hermann Achmuller 02:27:06 Italy ITA
27 1892 Giorgio Calcaterra 02:27:19 Italy ITA
28 1055 Gianluca Bonanni 02:27:28 Italy ITA
29 1012 Alberto Mosca 02:28:07 Italy ITA
30 802 Michael Arnstein 02:28:12 NY United States USA
31 237 Ben Schneider 02:28:44 MN United States USA
32 213 Achour Saad 02:28:54 France FRA
33 18 Stephen Muzhingi 02:29:10 Zimbabwe ZIM
34 202 Antonio Gravante 02:29:11 Italy ITA
35 229 Jorge Eliecer Real 02:29:36 NY United States COL
36 730 Kenneth Goglas 02:29:40 NJ United States USA
37 241 John Roberts 02:29:46 NY United States USA
38 243 Michael Capriolo 02:29:52 OH United States USA
39 240 Sebastien Baret 02:29:58 NY United States FRA
40 1103 Nicholas Roosa 02:30:30 NY United States USA
41 1140 Steven Page 02:30:42 Australia AUS
42 292 Greg Cass 02:30:44 NY United States USA
43 222 Richard Weis 02:30:53 HERMOSA BEACH, CA United States USA
44 231 Stuart Burton 02:30:58 OR United States GBR
45 235 Andreas Hoye 02:30:58 Norway NOR
46 56 Andjelko Risticevic 02:31:11 Serbia SRB
47 1408 Erik Ohlund 02:31:16 Sweden SWE
48 1122 Oscar Martin Perez 02:31:17 Spain ESP
49 204 Christopher Carrier 02:31:19 NY United States USA
50 1011 Carsten Bresser 02:31:22 Germany GER
51 219 Piergiorgio Conti 02:31:26 Italy ITA
52 1912 Stephane Heiniger 02:31:29 Switzerland SUI
53 1004 Takeshi Tagen 02:31:48 Japan JPN
54 28 Andrew Hunt 02:31:51 Great Britain GBR
55 1130 Dirk Muench 02:31:57 NY United States GER
56 1048 Patrick Jeanneret 02:32:14 Switzerland SUI
57 1027 Laurent Beillevert 02:32:20 France FRA
58 234 Ryan Donovan 02:32:24 CO United States USA
59 238 Stephen Donahue 02:32:25 SAN FRANCISCO, CA United States USA
60 1165 Richard Williams 02:32:29 WA United States USA
61 1902 Kristoffer Österlund 02:32:50 Sweden SWE
62 1106 Pierre Senac 02:32:59 France FRA
63 1915 Salvatore Ciconte 02:33:06 Italy ITA
64 205 Thom Little 02:33:15 NY United States USA
65 44 Enrico Vivian 02:33:19 Italy ITA
66 1909 Gianni Scappucci 02:33:24 Italy ITA
67 37 Christian Belz 02:33:36 Switzerland SUI
68 252 Jeff Weinstein 02:33:51 NY United States USA
69 215 Phillip Falk 02:34:05 NY United States USA
70 228 Dereje Hailegiorgis 02:34:05 NY United States ETH
71 221 Daniel Renahan 02:34:18 NY United States USA
72 267 Paul Curran 02:34:22 OR United States USA
73 1147 William Preira 02:34:32 France FRA
74 1380 Oz Pearlman 02:34:37 NY United States USA
75 1196 Christopher Bain 02:34:43 MD United States USA
76 232 Anders Szalkai 02:34:48 Sweden SWE
77 1429 Patrik Verme 02:34:54 Sweden SWE
78 1152 Juan Manuel Florido 02:34:54 Spain ESP
79 247 Vito Sardella 02:35:04 Italy ITA
80 1129 Antonin Rigaudiere 02:35:04 France FRA
81 1278 Alberto Camardiel 02:35:26 Venezuela VEN
82 1114 Mike Hensley 02:35:27 FL United States USA
83 1922 Michael Decoste 02:35:34 NY United States USA
84 242 Jens-Kristian Berg 02:35:49 Norway NOR
85 1329 Simon Von Witt 02:35:59 South Africa RSA
86 1192 Stephen Staehli 02:36:02 Switzerland SUI
87 1215 Jose Tomas Ruiz Tagle 02:36:07 Chile CHI
88 1112 Tarik Thabet 02:36:25 Great Britain FRA
89 55 Daniel Brodard 02:36:29 Switzerland SUI
90 200 Tom Dichiara 02:36:32 NY United States USA
91 1243 Thomas Hynes 02:36:33 NY United States USA
92 1035 Eduard Scherer 02:36:35 Germany GER
93 1158 Thomas Holowka 02:36:37 CT United States USA
94 1124 Ronan Laborde 02:36:39 France FRA
95 846 Philip Shea Jr 02:36:45 NY United States USA
96 1205 Craig Mcmillan 02:36:56 Canada GBR
97 1034 Mark Jenkin 02:36:57 Great Britain GBR
98 1168 Frank Christensen 02:37:02 Denmark DEN
99 1946 Mark Rochon 02:37:07 PA United States USA
100 1311 Knox Robinson 02:37:12 NY United States USA

Top Female Finishers
Place Bib Name Time State Country Citizenship
1 111 Firehiwot Dado 02:23:15 Ethiopia ETH
2 106 Buzunesh Deba 02:23:19 NY United States ETH
3 101 Mary Keitany 02:23:38 Kenya KEN
4 109 Ana Dulce Felix 02:25:40 Portugal POR
5 103 Kim Smith 02:25:46 RI United States NZL
6 102 Caroline Cheptonui Kilel 02:25:57 Kenya KEN
7 107 Caroline Rotich 02:27:06 Kenya KEN
8 105 Isabellah Andersson 02:28:29 Sweden SWE
9 114 Jo Pavey 02:28:42 Great Britain GBR
10 110 Galina Bogomolova 02:29:03 Russia RUS
11 115 Misiker Mekonnin Demissie 02:31:40 NM United States ETH
12 122 Molly Pritz 02:31:52 PA United States USA
13 112 Werknesh Kidane 02:33:08 Ethiopia ETH
14 117 Alessandra Aguilar 02:33:08 Spain ESP
15 123 Serkalem Biset Abrha 02:33:22 NY United States ETH
16 118 Lauren Fleshman 02:37:22 EUGENE, OR United States USA CANYON HS, CANYON COUNTRY; STANFORD
17 125 Aziza Aliyu 02:38:32 NM United States ETH
18 124 Camille Herron 02:40:06 OK United States USA
19 120 Jennifer Houck 02:41:00 MN United States USA
20 119 Diane Nukuri-Johnson 02:41:21 IA United States BDI
21 129 Devon Crosby-Helms 02:42:44 SAN FRANCISCO, CA United States USA
22 121 Sarah Porter 02:44:25 NC United States USA
23 131 Johanna Ottosson 02:46:05 New Zealand NZL
24 136 Jane Fardell 02:46:12 Australia AUS
25 130 Tyler Stewart 02:47:31 NOVATO, CA United States USA
26 260 Sheila Croft 02:49:24 WA United States CAN
27 3487 Mustat Lara 02:49:38 Italy ITA
28 150 Muliye Gurmu 02:50:37 NY United States ETH
29 145 Paula Keating 02:50:41 Canada CAN
30 3377 Fabio Cremonesi 02:52:30 Italy ITA
31 1413 Virginie Vandroogenbroeck 02:52:42 France BEL
32 126 Melisa Christian 02:53:13 TX United States USA
33 275 Karen Lockyer 02:53:44 LA United States NZL
34 272 Diane Heiser 02:53:46 MD United States USA
35 152 Emily Field 02:54:04 NM United States USA
36 138 Tegla Loroupe 02:54:59 Kenya KEN
37 132 Erin Ward 02:55:18 MN United States USA
38 137 Katie Aldridge 02:55:22 NY United States USA
39 3419 Astrid Kaltenboeck 02:56:00 DC United States AUT
40 266 Charlotte Everhardt 02:56:03 LA United States USA
41 2319 Jessica Crate 02:56:17 FL United States USA
42 3528 Kelly Ciravolo 02:56:30 PA United States USA
43 127 Jennifer Derego 02:56:34 NY United States USA
44 3435 Jennie Hansen 02:56:36 NY United States USA
45 5466 Tracy Schrage 02:56:53 VA United States USA
46 279 Karen Meraw 02:56:55 MI United States USA
47 139 Jill Gamble 02:57:22 Canada CAN
48 3838 Jessica Mike 02:57:46 WA United States USA
49 270 Jane Hansom 02:58:01 Great Britain GBR
50 255 Dactilia Booth 02:58:05 NJ United States USA
51 4613 Audhild Hestad 02:58:16 Norway NOR
52 4882 Meghan Fillnow 02:58:25 NC United States USA
53 277 Erin Maloney 02:58:37 NY United States USA
54 9080 Erika Huerta 02:59:08 FL United States USA
55 4640 Cecile Daurat 02:59:19 PA United States FRA
56 259 Kelly Couch 02:59:22 CA United States USA
57 5649 Kirsten Selert 02:59:28 NY United States
58 6884 Lauren Kruck 02:59:31 MA United States USA
59 268 Megan Foster 02:59:35 NY United States USA
60 4538 Ingrid Louw 02:59:38 GA United States USA
61 3555 Valerie St-Martin 02:59:41 Canada CAN
62 3549 Samantha Johnson 02:59:55 MA United States USA
63 297 Mary Vonckx 03:00:07 NY United States USA
64 3866 Maria Lo Grasso 03:00:25 Italy ITA
65 6033 Fabiola Cardarelli 03:00:26 Italy ITA
66 151 Caitlin Phillips 03:00:28 NY United States USA
67 1654 Paola Sanna 03:00:33 Italy ITA
68 282 Caroline Mullen 03:00:45 NY United States USA
69 254 Jennifer Boerner 03:00:47 NY United States USA
70 5170 Charlotte Hanne Skaunsgaard 03:00:55 Denmark DEN
71 5051 Paige Longdon 03:01:04 WA United States USA
72 5563 Linnabah Snyder 03:01:17 CO United States USA
73 5692 Amy Steffen 03:01:22 CT United States USA
74 3683 Julie Seymour 03:01:51 SC United States USA
75 10715 Corrie Mcclure 03:02:01 TX United States USA
76 2685 Josefin Gerdevaag 03:02:14 Sweden SWE
77 280 Erin Merritt 03:02:30 NY United States USA
78 5359 Karen Friedman 03:02:35 PA United States USA
79 2060 Ilaria Zaccagni 03:02:37 Italy ITA
80 7411 Gillian Tweedie 03:03:10 Canada CAN
81 288 Maria Pavkovitch 03:03:29 NJ United States USA
82 6162 Pamela O'sullivan 03:03:30 NY United States USA
83 515 Alexandra Brown 03:03:34 NY United States USA
84 287 Lindsay Kos 03:03:37 NY United States USA
85 9352 Anne Marie Moffatt 03:03:40 PA United States USA
86 278 Robyn Mcgillis 03:03:40 OR United States USA
87 5646 Kate Klim 03:03:44 MA United States USA
88 7518 Kathryn Holloway 03:03:48 Australia AUS
89 4623 Maria Tow 03:03:54 Argentina ARG
90 6187 Virginia Jones 03:04:00 TX United States USA
91 7552 Carly Page 03:04:04 MD United States USA
92 5802 Zandra Walton 03:04:13 NY United States USA
93 290 Lisa Reichmann 03:04:15 MD United States USA
94 530 Anna Mccusker 03:04:15 NY United States USA
95 5433 Meredith Stanford 03:04:26 MA United States USA
96 296 Rebecka Torner 03:04:33 Sweden SWE
97 7353 Christine Wenzl 03:04:58 Austria AUT
98 5068 Molly Funk 03:04:59 CO United States USA
99 6302 Liz Johnson 03:05:08 CA United States USA
100 5822 Nadia Wilkinson 03:05:37 Great Britain GBR

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Mutai Crushes Course Record at ING New York City Marathon

Dado women's champion; more than 47,000 participants at 42nd edition under near perfect racing conditions; Emmanuel Mutai takes World Marathon Majors Series title and $500,000

By Duncan Larkin, Running USA wire



NEW YORK - (November 6, 2011) - Flashing a large smile and raising his hands towards the sky, Geoffrey Mutai of Kenya broke the tape at the 42nd ING New York City Marathon. Mutai's winning time was 2 hours, 5 minutes and 6 seconds and over two minutes faster than Tesfaye Jifar's ten-year-old course record and a pending U.S. All-Comers record. The fastest human ever to cover the 26.2-mile distance when he ran 2:03:02 to win this year's Boston Marathon, Mutai expressed his pleasure with his performance afterwards, but admitted that the race was hard-fought.



"The race was not easy. Although I won, it was not easy," he said. "The course was tough."



Mutai's victory virtually assures him a spot on the Kenyan team at next year's Olympics in London. He will most likely join world record holder Patrick Makau and two-time world champion Abel Kirui on the team.



Second place went to this year's Virgin London Marathon champion Emmanuel Mutai (no relation to Geoffrey) who finished in 2:06:28. Emmanuel's runner-up showing gave him the points needed to win the 2010-11 World Marathon Majors Series title and $500,000. Ethiopia's Tsegaye Kebede was third in 2:07:14.



The men's race was relatively uneventful until the 32K mark when the 30-year-old Geoffrey Mutai put down a surge that thinned the lead pack from seven runners down to four. In the mix at that point along with Geoffrey Mutai were Emmanuel Mutai, Kebede and defending ING New York City Marathon champion Gebre Gebremariam. But several minutes later, Geoffrey Mutai surged once again - a move that ended up proving to be the decisive moment of the race. For his victory, Mutai earned $200,000 and his winning time was also the fastest marathon run in November.



The women's race ended up unfolding in a completely different fashion.



From the start, Kenya's Mary Keitany, the current world record holder in the half-marathon, set a blistering pace. No other runners were able to stay with her. She passed through the half-marathon mark in a blazing 1:07:56, which was on track to break Paula Radcliffe's world record. At that point, the chase pack was comprised of five runners and included the race's eventual winner, Firehiwot Dado, and runner-up Buzunesh Deba - both from Ethiopia. However, Keitany was unable to maintain pace and began to slow as she reached Central Park's undulating terrain. Both Dado and Deba caught Keitany at the 40K mark. With the finish line in sight, the 27-year-old Dado put on the final surge to win the race and $170,000. She crossed the line in 2:23:15. Deba was second in 2:23:19, while Keitany took third in 2:23:38.



"I am very happy," said Dado, who has only one other marathon victory in her career. "I didn't expect the result...but I am happy." Dado admitted she had given up on Keitany. "Because she'd been running so fast from the very beginning, I didn't imagine that we'd catch her."



The top U.S. female was 23-year-old Molly Pritz who came in 12th overall (2:31:52), while 2009 ING New York City Marathon champion and 2004 Olympic silver medalist Meb Keflezighi (San Diego HS, UCLA)was the first American on the men's side. The 36-year-old Keflezighi took sixth in 2:09:13, a personal record by two seconds.



More than 47,000 runners took part in the 26.2-mile race on Sunday that winds through all of New York City's famed five boroughs. With temperatures of 45 degrees Fahrenheit at the start and calm winds, conditions were near perfect.



42nd ING New York City Marathon
New York, NY, Sunday, November 6, 2011



MEN
1) Geoffrey Mutai (KEN), 2:05:06*, $200,000
2) Emmanuel Mutai (KEN), 2:06:28, $135,000
3) Tsegaye Kebede (ETH), 2:07:14, $110,000
4) Gebre Gebremariam (ETH), 2:08:00, $65,000
5) Jaouad Gharib (MAR), 2:08:27, $55,000
6) Meb Keflezighi (USA / CA), 2:09:13, $40,000
7) Abdellah Falil (MAR), 2:10:35, $17,000
8) Mathew Kisorio (KEN), 2:10:58, $15,000
9) Ezkyas Sisay (ETH), 2:11:04, $7000
10) Ed Moran (USA / VA), 2:11:46, $1000
11) Viktor Rothlin (SUI), 2:12:26
12) Abdelkabir Saji (MAR), 2:13:47
13) Juan Luis Barrios (MEX), 2:14:10
14) Teklu Tefera Deneke (ETH), 2:16:20
15) Bobby Curtis (USA / PA), 2:16:44
*course record (previous record, 2:07:43, Tesfaye Jifa (ETH), 2001)



WOMEN
1) Firehiwot Dado (ETH), 2:23:15, $170,000
2) Buzunesh Deba (ETH), 2:23:19, $105,000
3) Mary Keitany (KEN), 2:23:38, $75,000
4) Ana Dulce Felix (POR), 2:25:40, $50,000
5) Kim Smith (NZL), 2:25:46, $40,000
6) Caroline Kilel (KEN), 2:25:57, $35,000
7) Caroline Rotich (KEN), 2:27:06, $17,000
8) Isabellah Andersson (SWE), 2:28:29, $10,000
9) Jo Pavey (GBR), 2:28:42, $7000
10) Galina Bogomolova (RUS), 2:29:03, $1000
Top U.S.
12) Molly Pritz (MI), 2:31:52
16) Lauren Fleshman (OR), 2:37:22
18) Camille Herron (OK), 2:40:06
19) Jennifer Houck (MN), 2:41:00
21) Devon Crosby-Helms (CA), 2:42:44
22) Sarah Porter (NC), 2:44:25

Complete results and more at: www.INGnycmarathon.org




Donahue Wins Women's Half Marathon Scottsdale-Tempe

Winner also sets course and WHM series record; Arizona event to benefit Susan G. Komen for the Cure; more than 4,000 event finishers at second edition

By Kelly Baker



SCOTTSDALE-TEMPE, Ariz. - (November 6, 2011) - Magdalena Donahue won the second Women's Half Marathon Scottsdale-Tempe to benefit Susan G. Komen for the Cure® on Sunday with a time of 1 hour, 16 minutes, 37 seconds. Donahue was followed by runner-up Tia Accetta in 1:20:07, and Linsey Sandoval in third place (1:24:41). Donahue set a course record in addition to a Women's Half Marathon Series record with the fastest finish time in series history.



"It was inspiring to see the motivation and strength of the women running this race. We're thankful to the cities of Scottsdale and Tempe for supporting our beautiful course," said Dawna Stone, president of Women's Running Magazine and founder of the Women's Half Marathon Series. "From the first finisher to the last, it's amazing to see the celebratory spirit of our runners as they cross our finish line."



The event also hosted the second Women's Running Magazine 5K race. Jona Davis was the overall winner in 21:41 followed by Rebecca Kovacs (23:23) and Lindsay Fischer (23:56).



RILF (Runners in Lululemon Fashions) won the Team Category in the half-marathon distance with the fastest average runner time. NWLB (No Woman Left Behind) & Fresh Hair came in second and Las Sendras Run Bike Tri Club earned third in the Team Category. Friends 4 Fitness won the Largest Team Award with 47 members.



In addition to the exclusive 2-in-1 medal, half-marathon runners earned a digital medal to post and use on their social media outlets. The digital medal will allow finishers to share their accomplishment with all of their friends and family online.



Starting in charming Old Town Scottsdale and finishing in beautiful Tempe Beach Park, the scenic, walker-friendly course showcases Arizona at its finest. Runners experienced an incredibly scenic, flat and fast course for this point-to-point race. The race finished with an unforgettable street party in Tempe Beach Park.



For complete results and more, go to: www.womenshalfmarathon.com/scottsdale-tempe






Eugene Marathon, BazuSports Partner for New Runner Experience

2012 event to offer race tracking and social media tools


EUGENE, Ore. - (November 2, 2011) - Ever wish you could let your family or friends waiting at the Hayward Field finish area know how you were doing somewhere along the Eugene Marathon and Half-Marathon courses?



Wish no more.



Runners will be able to have their split times and course location broadcast live through text, Facebook and Twitter when the annual event is held next April.



The racecasting service, developed by BazuSports of Davis, Calif. allows marathoners and half-marathoners to designate how their split times should be broadcast in real time and to whom.



"It'll be great for spectators and for racers," says Richard Maher, race director of the Eugene Marathon and Expo, which will be held for the sixth time April 27-29, 2012.



"Spectators will be able to easily learn the location of runners and their split times, and to track their progress. They won't have to guess about when they'll finish. And those living many miles away will be able to do the same."



"In its first five years, the Eugene Marathon has quickly become recognized as one of the top new marathons in the country," says Paul Itoi, chief executive officer of BazuSports. "We are excited to partner with them to continue delivering an excellent running experience."



In addition to the tracking service, BazuSports will provide easy-to-use kiosks at the Expo for athletes to register and to check-in. Participants also can choose to post an official Eugene Marathon Finisher badge on their Facebook wall upon completion of the race. Photos and videos will be posted on BazuSports' results platform.



The company also has developed tools that will allow Eugene race organizers to reward athletes who drive Facebook friends to register for the marathon and half-marathon.



"It's something we haven't had before," Maher says of the full range of BazuSports' services. "It'll make registration go smoother and make results easier to obtain. Plus, we have the social networking part."



BazuSports unveiled its platform earlier this year. It has since provided race tracking to the Hartford Marathon and the Zazzle Bay to Breakers 12K.



The 6th Eugene Marathon and Half-Marathon will be run on Sunday, April 29, 2012. The races, which conclude in historic Hayward Field on the University of Oregon campus, have grown from 4,000 athletes the first year to about 8,500 in 2011. This year, runners came from 49 states and eight countries.



Other events include the Health and Fitness Expo at the Eugene Hilton and Conference Center on Friday, April 27, and Saturday, April 28; and the kids' run and 5K for adults on Saturday, April 28. Proceeds benefit more than 50 local charities, teams and partners.



More on the Eugene Marathon at: www.eugenemarathon.com and more on BazuSports at: www.bazusports.com






Brooks New PureConnect Captures Runner's World Best Debut Award

Recently launched lightweight style honored, while new Adrenaline GTS 12 available now at retail


BOTHELL, Wash. - (Nov. 3, 2011) - Brooks PureConnect, the new, ultra-lightweight, flexible running shoe by Brooks Sports, was awarded "Best Debut" by the worldwide authority on running, Runner's World. In the magazine's December Winter Shoe Guide, the PureConnect is praised for its lightweight feel and snug fit.



"This new shoe strikes a balance between barefoot-inspired minimalism and cushioning-required training," stated the Runner's World review of the PureConnect. "It has a lightweight, barely there feel yet is substantive enough to handle long tempo runs."



One of four shoes in the Brooks PureProject collection, PureConnect puts as little as necessary between the runner and the ground. It features a fusion of lightweight materials and innovative technologies including an extended Toe Flex for incredible flexibility, a Nav Band for a close-to-the-foot fit, and an IDEAL Heel that aligns the runners center of gravity for optimal spring with every step. Now runners can connect with the ground and activate new muscles with every stride.



"We are so ecstatic to receive such great recognition for the PureConnect from Runner's World," said Andre Kriwet, global director of footwear product management for Brooks. "Runners were telling us that they craved a feel the road, hug the corners ride in a shoe that was ready for training right out of the box. This award from Runner's World and the amazing feedback we are receiving from runners, prove we delivered this with the PureProject collection."



Brooks Adrenaline GTS 12 was also reviewed by Runner's World. It was one of six stability shoes included in the Winter Shoe Guide and is the newest update of the brand's best seller. Featuring the same revered fit and feel as previous version, the Adrenaline GTS 12 now includes more mesh for breathability, a friction-resistance heel and a caterpillar crash pad that encompasses more strides.



One wear tester stated the shoe had "a very comfortable upper with great heel and forefoot cushioning," while another said, "It performed well on both the road and the track."



The Adrenaline GTS 12 is available now at retailers globally and on BrooksRunning.com. The Adrenaline GTS style is one of the best selling shoes for Brooks, evidenced by the Adrenaline GTS 11 experiencing a 25% global increase in units sold YTD.



The suggested retail price of the PureConnect and Adrenaline GTS 12 are $90 and $110, respectively. For more technical information about the PureConnect, Adrenaline GTS 12, and all Brooks performance running shoes, apparel and accessories, go to: BrooksRunning.com







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