Out-of -state Stanford Invitational runners

STANFORD INV. Girls 5K Seeded Teams
Place No. Name Yr Sec High School Time Pace
1 815 Amy-Eloise Neale SR N/A GLACIER PEAK WA 16:52 5:26
2 307 Alexa Efraimson SO N/A CAMAS WA 17:04 5:30
3 441 Jordyn Colter SO N/A CHERRY CREEK CO 17:05 5:30
4 295 Julia Maxwell JR NCS BRANSON 17:25 5:37
5 1580 Elise Cranny JR N/A NIWOT CO 17:36 5:40
6 808 Katie Bianchini SR N/A GLACIER PEAK WA 17:51 5:45
http://rtspt.com/events/stanford/xcinvite12/seeded_g_res.htm

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Amy-Eloise Neale - Cross Country Athlete Profile
Glacier Peak - HS WA
2012 Season - 12th Grade
2 Mile
1 10:54.93 Sep 8 3rd Annual Sehome Invi...

2.7 Mile
2 16:24 Sep 20 Mountlake Terrace, Arl...

4,922 Meters
1 16:31.12 Sep 15 Sundodger Invitational

5,000 Meters
2 20:17.0 Sep 13 Lake Stevens, Everett,...
1 * 17:04.50 Sep 22 Bellevue High School I...
1 21:19 Sep 26 Glacier Peak, Monroe, ...
1 * 16:52 Sep 29 39th Annual Stanford I...
5 21:02.68 Oct 4 Marysville-Pilchuck, G...
1 17:10.4 Oct 6 HOLE IN THE WALL INVIT...
1 17:01 Oct 18 Wesco 3A/4A XC Champio...
1 17:13.5 Oct 27 District 1 2A/3A/4A XC...

http://www.athletic.net/CrossCountry/Athlete.aspx?AID=1439510

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Alexa Efraimson - Cross Country Athlete Profile
Camas HS, WA
2012 Season - 10th Grade
3 Mile
1 17:31 Oct 2 Skyview @ Camas
2 * 17:22.87 Oct 6 Richland Invitational

5,000 Meters
1 18:00 Sep 7 52nd annual Hudson's B...
1 18:01.50 Sep 14 Pier Park Invite
18:22 Sep 18 Camas @ Battle Ground
2 * 17:04 Sep 29 Stanford Invitational
18:03 Oct 9 Union, Camas at Herit...
1 18:09 Oct 18 Greater St. Helen's 4A...
1 17:52.0 Oct 27 Westside Classic

http://www.athletic.net/CrossCountry/Athlete.aspx?AID=3650447

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Athlete Name: Jordyn Colter
School Name: Cherry Creek ( GREENWOOD VILLAGE, CO)
Class: 2015
2012 Cross Country Date Event Performance Notes Meet
2012-09-14 G-5k_XC 17:00.60 CO#1 D1 A Liberty Bell Invitational (#1)
2012-09-29 G-5k_XC 17:05.00 Stanford Invitational (#3)
2012-09-07 G-5k_XC 17:31.00 Cherry Creek Invitational (#1)
2012-10-11 G-5k_XC 17:43.00 Centennial League Meet (#1)
2012-08-31 G-5k_XC 19:17.60 Cheyenne Mountain Stampede (#1)
http://dyestat.rise.espn.go.com/search.jsp?athID=199613

"The 80-pound sophomore, who had a sizable lead at the 2-mile mark, couldn't go anymore and collapsed in the grass on the side of the course."

Read more: 5A Colorado girls cross country: Pine Creek's Heather Bates a surprise winner - The Denver Post http://www.denverpost.com/sports/ci_21871221/5a-girls-cross-country-pine-creeks-heather-bates#ixzz2AkNUhfEh

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Colorado State cross country: Niwot's Elise Cranny storms from behind down stretch for 4A title
In one of the most memorable finishes ever at the state cross country championships, the junior from Niwot pulled off the unthinkable. Facing a sizeable deficit down the stretch, Cranny turned on the jets and surpassed Air Academy freshman Katie Rainsberger just steps in front of the finish line.

http://www.bocopreps.com/fall-sports/crosscountry/ci_21871028

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Katie Bianchini - Cross Country Athlete Profile
Glacier Peak - HS, Washington
2012 Season - 12th Grade
2 Mile
2 11:31.27 Sep 8 3rd Annual Sehome Invi...

2.7 Mile
1 16:24 Sep 20 Mountlake Terrace, Arl...

4,922 Meters
2 17:26.98 Sep 15 Sundodger Invitational

5,000 Meters
3 20:17.6 Sep 13 Lake Stevens, Everett,...
2 * 17:44.84 Sep 22 Bellevue High School I...
2 21:19 Sep 26 Glacier Peak, Monroe, ...
6 17:51 Sep 29 39th Annual Stanford I...
4 21:02.46 Oct 4 Marysville-Pilchuck, G...
2 18:22.2 Oct 6 HOLE IN THE WALL INVIT...
2 17:49 Oct 18 Wesco 3A/4A XC Champio...
2 18:02.8 Oct 27 District 1 2A/3A/4A XC...

http://www.athletic.net/CrossCountry/Athlete.aspx?AID=1439513

DI Regional Cross Country Rankings: 2012 Week 6 (Pre-Regional)

On the web ...

http://www.ustfccca.org/2012/10/featured/di-regional-cross-country-rankings-2012-week-6-pre-regional



Rankings Central ...

http://www.ustfccca.org/rankings/division-i-rankings







DI Regional Cross Country Rankings: 2012 Week 6 (Pre-Regional)



October 29, 2012



NEW ORLEANS – The final regular-season regional rankings for NCAA Division I cross country have been released by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA). The rankings come just hours after the final conference championships of the season and are the last evaluations of the NCAA landscape before regional championships that will be held Friday, November 2.

Wisconsin’s men once again gained top-billing as the team to beat in the Great Lakes region in the latest rankings. On the women’s side, Oregon is the new No. 1 team in the West.



Current No. 1 teams by region as selected by regional representatives: Wisconsin (Great Lakes), Princeton (Mid-Atlantic), Oklahoma State (Midwest), Colorado (Mountain), Iona (Northeast), Florida State (South), Texas (South Central), Eastern Kentucky (Southeast), Stanford (West). Top women’s teams by region: Michigan (Great Lakes), Georgetown (Mid-Atlantic), Iowa State (Midwest), Weber State (Mountain), Cornell (Northeast), Florida State (South), Arkansas (South Central), Duke (Southeast), Oregon (West).



New to the regional rankings for the first time this year: MEN – South Dakota (Midwest), Florida Gulf Coast (South); WOMEN — Pittsburgh (Mid-Atlantic).



NCAA Division I Regional Championships will be held on Friday, November 9. NCAA DI Regional Championships Central.

USTFCCCA Regional Cross Country Rankings are determined subjectively by a single member coach in each respective region. The regional representative is tasked with weighing returning team strength with current-season results in determining predicted team finishes at the NCAA Regional Championships.



USTFCCCA

NCAA Division I

Men's Cross Country Regional Team Rankings

2012 Week #6 -- October 29 (Pre-Regional)

national poll release: October 30

next regional release: FINAL, NCAA Regional Championships (November 9)


GREAT LAKES Region

Rank
School
Location
Conference
Last Week

1
Wisconsin
Madison, Wis.
Big Ten
3

2
Michigan
Ann Arbor, Mich.
Big Ten
1

3
Indiana
Bloomington, Ind.
Big Ten
2

4
Notre Dame
South Bend, Ind.
Big East
5

5
Eastern Michigan
Ypsilanti, Mich.
Mid-American
4

6
Michigan State
East Lansing, Mich.
Big Ten
7

7
Butler
Indianapolis, Ind.
Atlantic 10
6

8
Indiana State
Terre Haute, Ind.
Missouri Valley
8

9
Ohio State
Columbus, Ohio
Big Ten
10

10
Central Michigan
Mount Pleasant, Mich.
Mid-American
11

11
Purdue
West Lafayette, Ind.
Big Ten
9

12
Miami (Ohio)
Oxford, Ohio
Mid-American
12

13
Akron
Akron, Ohio
Mid-American
14

14
Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Ohio
Big East
13

15
Marquette
Milwaukee, Wis.
Big East
NR



MID-ATLANTIC Region

Rank
School
Location
Conference
Last Week

1
Princeton
Princeton, N.J.
Ivy
1

2
Georgetown
Washington, D.C.
Big East
3

3
Villanova
Villanova, Pa.
Big East
2

4
Penn State
State College, Pa.
Big Ten
4

5
Saint Joseph's
Philadelphia, Pa.
Atlantic 10
7

6
La Salle
Philadelphia, Pa.
Atlantic 10
5

7
Lehigh
Bethlehem, Pa.
Patriot
6

8
Temple
Philadelphia, Pa.
Atlantic 10
13

9
Navy
Annapolis, Md.
Patriot
9

10
Duquesne
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Atlantic 10
8

11
American
Washington, D.C.
Patriot
11

12
Penn
Philadelphia, Pa.
Ivy
12

13
Bucknell
Lewisburg, Pa.
Patriot
10

14
NJIT
Newark, N.J.
Great West
14

15
Rider
Lawrenceville, N.J.
Metro Atlantic
NR



MIDWEST Region

Rank
School
Location
Conference
Last Week

1
Oklahoma State
Stillwater, Okla.
Big 12
1

2
Oklahoma
Norman, Okla.
Big 12
2

3
Tulsa
Tulsa, Okla.
Conference USA
3

4
Illinois
Champaign, Ill.
Big Ten
7

5
Missouri
Columbia, Mo.
SEC
8

6
Kansas
Lawrence, Kan.
Big 12
5

7
Iowa State
Ames, Iowa
Big 12
4

8
Minnesota
Minneapolis, Minn.
Big Ten
6

9
Southern Illinois
Carbondale, Ill.
Missouri Valley
9

10
Loyola-Chicago
Chicago, Ill.
Horizon
11

11
South Dakota State
Brookings, S.D.
Summit League
12

12
Wichita State
Wichita, Kan.
Missouri Valley
13

13
Iowa
Iowa City, Iowa
Big Ten
10

14
Eastern Illinois
Charleston, Ill.
Ohio Valley
15

15
South Dakota
Vermillion, S.D.
Summit League
NR



MOUNTAIN Region

Rank
School
Location
Conference
Last Week

1
Colorado
Boulder, Colo.
Pac-12
1

2
BYU
Provo, Utah
West Coast
2

3
New Mexico
Albuquerque, N.M.
Mountain West
3

4
Northern Arizona
Flagstaff, Ariz.
Big Sky
4

5
Air Force
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Mountain West
5

6
UTEP
El Paso,Texas
Conference USA
6

7
Colorado State
Fort Collins, Colo.
Mountain West
9

8
Texas Tech
Lubbock, Texas
Big 12
12

9
Weber State
Ogden, Utah
Big Sky
10

10
Southern Utah
Cedar City, Utah
Big Sky
11

11
Montana State
Bozeman, Mont.
Big Sky
8

12
Wyoming
Laramie, Wyo.
Mountain West
7

13
Utah Valley
Orem, Utah
Great West
13

14
Utah State
Logan, Utah
WAC
14

15
New Mexico State
Las Cruces, N.M.
WAC
15



NORTHEAST Region

Rank
School
Location
Conference
Last Week

1
Iona
New Rochelle, N.Y.
Metro Atlantic
1

2
Syracuse
Syracuse, N.Y.
Big East
3

3
Columbia
New York, N.Y.
Ivy
2

4
Providence
Providence, R.I.
Big East
6

5
Dartmouth
Hanover, N.H.
Ivy
5

6
Cornell
Ithaca, N.Y.
Ivy
10

7
Harvard
Cambridge, Mass.
Ivy
4

8
Yale
New Haven, Conn.
Ivy
7

9
Boston College
Chestnut Hill, Mass.
ACC
8

10
Boston University
Boston, Mass.
America East
9

11
Stony Brook
Stony Brook, N.Y.
America East
NR

12
Brown
Providence, R.I.
Ivy
11

13
Buffalo
Buffalo, N.Y.
Mid-American
12

14
Marist
Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
Metro Atlantic
13

15
New Hampshire
Durham, N.H.
America East
NR



SOUTH Region

Rank
School
Location
Conference
Last Week

1
Florida State
Tallahassee, Fla.
ACC
1

2
Georgia
Athens, Ga.
SEC
2

3
Florida
Gainesville, Fla.
SEC
3

4
East Tennessee State
Johnson City, Tenn.
Atlantic Sun
6

5
Georgia Tech
Atlanta, Ga.
ACC
4

6
Tennessee
Knoxville, Tenn.
SEC
10

7
Auburn
Auburn, Ala.
SEC
5

8
Mississippi State
Starkville, Miss.
SEC
7

9
Florida A&M
Tallahassee, Fla.
MEAC
8

10
Memphis
Memphis, Tenn.
Conference USA
9

11
Kennesaw State
Kennesaw, Ga.
Atlantic Sun
11

12
Chattanooga
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Southern
12

13
Middle Tennessee
Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Sun Belt
13

14
Florida Gulf Coast
Fort Myers, Fla.
Atlantic Sun
NR

15
Mississippi
Oxford, Miss.
SEC
NR



SOUTH CENTRAL Region

Rank
School
Location
Conference
Last Week

1
Texas
Austin, Texas
Big 12
1

2
Arkansas
Fayetteville, Ark.
SEC
2

3
Texas A&M
College Station, Texas
SEC
3

4
McNeese State
Lake Charles, La.
Southland
4

5
Lamar
Beaumont, Texas
Southland
5

6
UT Arlington
Arlington, Texas
WAC
8

7
Rice
Houston, Texas
Conference USA
6

8
Stephen F. Austin
Nacogdoches, Texas
Southland
9

9
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi, Texas
Southland
7

10
Central Arkansas
Conway, Ark.
Southland
10

11
UTSA
San Antonio, Texas
WAC
11

12
Baylor
Waco, Texas
Big 12
12

13
Ark.-Little Rock
Little Rock, Ark.
Sun Belt
14

14
North Texas
Denton, Texas
Sun Belt
13

15
Houston
Houston, Texas
Conference USA
15



SOUTHEAST Region

Rank
School
Location
Conference
Last Week

1
Eastern Kentucky
Richmond, Ky.
Ohio Valley
1

2
Virginia Tech
Blacksburg, Va.
ACC
3

3
Virginia
Charlottesville, Va.
ACC
6

4
NC State
Raleigh, N.C.
ACC
8

5
Louisville
Louisville, Ky.
Big East
4

6
William and Mary
Williamsburg, Va.
Colonial
5

7
Duke
Durham, N.C.
ACC
2

8
North Carolina
Chapel Hill, N.C.
ACC
7

9
George Mason
Fairfax, Va.
Colonial
11

10
Wake Forest
Winston-Salem, N.C.
ACC
9

11
Kentucky
Lexington, Ky.
SEC
10

12
Appalachian State
Boone, N.C.
Southern
NR

13
Liberty
Lynchburg, Va.
Big South
14

14
High Point
High Point, N.C.
Big South
NR

15
UNCG
Greensboro, N.C.
Southern
12



WEST Region

Rank
School
Location
Conference
Last Week

1
Stanford
Palo Alto, Calif.
Pac-12
1

2
Portland
Portland, Ore.
West Coast
4

3
Oregon
Eugene, Ore.
Pac-12
2

4
Arizona State
Tempe, Ariz.
Pac-12
5

5
UCLA
Los Angeles, Calif.
Pac-12
3

6
Washington
Seattle, Wash.
Pac-12
6

7
Arizona
Tucson, Ariz.
Pac-12
8

8
Cal Poly
San Luis Obispo, Calif.
Big West
10

9
Washington State
Pullman, Wash.
Pac-12
7

10
Gonzaga
Spokane, Wash.
West Coast
12

11
San Francisco
San Francisco, Calif.
West Coast
14

12
California
Berkeley, Calif.
Pac-12
11

13
Boise State
Boise, Idaho
Mountain West
9

14
UC Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara, Calif.
Big West
13

15
UC Irvine
Irvine, Calif.
Big West
15




USTFCCCA

NCAA Division I

Women's Cross Country Regional Team Rankings

2012 Week #6 -- October 29 (Pre-Regional)

national poll release: October 30

next regional release: FINAL, NCAA Regional Championships (November 9)


GREAT LAKES Region

Rank
School
Location
Conference
Last Week

1
Michigan
Ann Arbor, Mich.
Big Ten
1

2
Michigan State
East Lansing, Mich.
Big Ten
2

3
Toledo
Toledo, Ohio
Mid-American
4

4
Notre Dame
South Bend, Ind.
Big East
3

5
Wisconsin
Madison, Wis.
Big Ten
5

6
Butler
Indianapolis, Ind.
Atlantic 10
6

7
Ohio State
Columbus, Ohio
Big Ten
7

8
Miami (Ohio)
Oxford, Ohio
Mid-American
9

9
Indiana
Bloomington, Ind.
Big Ten
8

10
Ohio
Athens, Ohio
Mid-American
10

11
Marquette
Milwaukee, Wis.
Big East
12

12
Purdue
West Lafayette, Ind.
Big Ten
11

13
Central Michigan
Mount Pleasant, Mich.
Mid-American
15

14
Xavier
Cincinnati, Ohio
Atlantic 10
14

15
Eastern Michigan
Ypsilanti, Mich.
Mid-American
13



MID-ATLANTIC Region

Rank
School
Location
Conference
Last Week

1
Georgetown
Washington, D.C.
Big East
1

2
Penn State
State College, Pa.
Big Ten
2

3
Villanova
Villanova, Pa.
Big East
3

4
West Virginia
Morgantown, W. Va.
Big 12
5

5
Princeton
Princeton, N.J.
Ivy
4

6
La Salle
Philadelphia, Pa.
Atlantic 10
7

7
Navy
Annapolis, Md.
Patriot
6

8
Duquesne
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Atlantic 10
9

9
Bucknell
Lewisburg, Pa.
Patriot
10

10
Penn
Philadelphia, Pa.
Ivy
8

11
Delaware
Newark, Del.
Colonial
11

12
Saint Joseph's
Philadelphia, Pa.
Atlantic 10
14

13
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Big East
NR

14
Rutgers
Piscataway, N.J.
Big East
13

15
Maryland
College Park, Md.
ACC
12



MIDWEST Region

Rank
School
Location
Conference
Last Week

1
Iowa State
Ames, Iowa
Big 12
1

2
Oklahoma State
Stillwater, Okla.
Big 12
2

3
Minnesota
Minneapolis, Minn.
Big Ten
3

4
Tulsa
Tulsa, Okla.
Conference USA
6

5
Northwestern
Evanston, Ill.
Big Ten
4

6
Illinois State
Normal, Ill.
Missouri Valley
10

7
Illinois
Champaign, Ill.
Big Ten
5

8
North Dakota State
Fargo, N.D.
Summit League
9

9
Iowa
Iowa City, Iowa
Big Ten
7

10
Wichita State
Wichita, Kan.
Missouri Valley
8

11
Kansas State
Manhattan, Kan.
Big 12
12

12
Kansas
Lawrence, Kan.
Big 12
NR

13
Loyola-Chicago
Chicago, Ill.
Horizon
13

14
Southern Illinois
Carbondale, Ill.
Missouri Valley
15

15
Saint Louis
St. Louis, Mo.
Atlantic 10
14



MOUNTAIN Region

Rank
School
Location
Conference
Last Week

1
Weber State
Ogden, Utah
Big Sky
1

2
New Mexico
Albuquerque, N.M.
Mountain West
2

3
Colorado
Boulder, Colo.
Pac-12
3

4
Colorado State
Fort Collins, Colo.
Mountain West
8

5
Southern Utah
Cedar City, Utah
Big Sky
5

6
BYU
Provo, Utah
West Coast
4

7
Utah
Salt Lake City, Utah
Pac-12
6

8
Air Force
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Mountain West
7

9
Northern Arizona
Flagstaff, Ariz.
Big Sky
9

10
Utah State
Logan, Utah
WAC
12

11
New Mexico State
Las Cruces, N.M.
WAC
10

12
Utah Valley
Orem, Utah
Great West
11

13
Nevada
Reno, Nevada
Mountain West
14

14
Wyoming
Laramie, Wyo.
Mountain West
13

15
Idaho State
Pocatello, Idaho
Big Sky
NR



NORTHEAST Region

Rank
School
Location
Conference
Last Week

1
Cornell
Ithaca, N.Y.
Ivy
1

2
Connecticut
Storrs, Conn.
Big East
4

3
Providence
Providence, R.I.
Big East
2

4
Boston College
Chestnut Hill, Mass.
ACC
5

5
Harvard
Cambridge, Mass.
Ivy
7

6
Brown
Providence, R.I.
Ivy
8

7
Syracuse
Syracuse, N.Y.
Big East
6

8
Yale
New Haven, Conn.
Ivy
3

9
Columbia
New York, N.Y.
Ivy
10

10
Dartmouth
Hanover, N.H.
Ivy
9

11
Iona
New Rochelle, N.Y.
Metro Atlantic
11

12
Stony Brook
Stony Brook, N.Y.
America East
13

13
New Hampshire
Durham, N.H.
America East
12

14
Quinnipiac
Hamden, Conn.
Northeast
NR

15
Sacred Heart
Fairfield, Conn.
Northeast
14



SOUTH Region

Rank
School
Location
Conference
Last Week

1
Florida State
Tallahassee, Fla.
ACC
1

2
Florida
Gainesville, Fla.
SEC
3

3
Vanderbilt
Nashville, Tenn.
SEC
2

4
Mississippi
Oxford, Miss.
SEC
5

5
Georgia
Athens, Ga.
SEC
4

6
Lipscomb
Nashville, Tenn.
Atlantic Sun
9

7
Belmont
Nashville, Tenn.
Ohio Valley
14

8
Georgia State
Atlanta, Ga.
Sun Belt
12

9
Mississippi State
Starkville, Miss.
SEC
8

10
Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
SEC
6

11
Samford
Birmingham, Ala.
Southern
10

12
Georgia Tech
Atlanta, Ga.
ACC
11

13
North Florida
Jacksonville, Fla.
Atlantic Sun
13

14
Tennessee
Knoxville, Tenn.
SEC
7

15
Auburn
Auburn, Ala.
SEC
15



SOUTH CENTRAL Region

Rank
School
Location
Conference
Last Week

1
Arkansas
Fayetteville, Ark.
SEC
1

2
Texas
Austin, Texas
Big 12
2

3
SMU
University Park, Texas
Conference USA
3

4
LSU
Baton Rouge, La.
SEC
4

5
Texas A&M
College Station, Texas
SEC
5

6
TCU
Fort Worth, Texas
Big 12
8

7
UTSA
San Antonio, Texas
WAC
7

8
Baylor
Waco, Texas
Big 12
6

9
Arkansas State
Jonesboro, Ark.
Sun Belt
10

10
Rice
Houston, Texas
Conference USA
11

11
Stephen F. Austin
Nacogdoches, Texas
Southland
9

12
Sam Houston State
Huntsville, Texas
Southland
12

13
Lamar
Beaumont, Texas
Southland
NR

14
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi, Texas
Southland
14

15
UT Arlington
Arlington, Texas
WAC
13



SOUTHEAST Region

Rank
School
Location
Conference
Last Week

1
Duke
Durham, N.C.
ACC
1

2
William and Mary
Williamsburg, Va.
Colonial
2

3
NC State
Raleigh, N.C.
ACC
3

4
Kentucky
Lexington, Ky.
SEC
5

5
North Carolina
Chapel Hill, N.C.
ACC
4

6
Virginia
Charlottesville, Va.
ACC
6

7
Clemson
Clemson, S.C.
ACC
7

8
James Madison
Harrisonburg, Va.
Colonial
11

9
South Carolina
Columbia, S.C.
SEC
8

10
Wake Forest
Winston-Salem, N.C.
ACC
NR

11
Virginia Tech
Blacksburg, Va.
ACC
9

12
Appalachian State
Boone, N.C.
Southern
10

13
Elon
Elon, N.C.
Southern
12

14
Eastern Kentucky
Richmond, Ky.
Ohio Valley
NR

15
Liberty
Lynchburg, Va.
Big South
13



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Tucson, Ariz.
Pac-12
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Palo Alto, Calif.
Pac-12
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Seattle, Wash.
Pac-12
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San Francisco, Calif.
West Coast
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UCLA
Los Angeles, Calif.
Pac-12
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Portland
Portland, Ore.
West Coast
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Cal Poly
San Luis Obispo, Calif.
Big West
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9
UC Davis
Davis, Calif.
Big West
6

10
California
Berkeley, Calif.
Pac-12
15

11
Arizona State
Tempe, Ariz.
Pac-12
10

12
Boise State
Boise, Idaho
Mountain West
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13
UC Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara, Calif.
Big West
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UC Riverside
Riverside, Calif.
Big West
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Gonzaga
Spokane, Wash.
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In this edition:
Windy Marine Corps Marathon Yields Wins for Maiyo, Guangul
Cabada, Akor win Rock 'n' Roll Los Angeles Halloween Half Marathon
Kenny Moore to Be Honored with George Hirsch Journalism Award
Record Prize Purse Announced for 2013 Chevron Houston Marathon Race Weekend

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Windy Marine Corps Marathon Yields Wins for Maiyo, Guangul

Army's World Class Athlete Program (WCAP) makes another statement at the 37th Marine Corps Marathon; Record 23,454 finishers participate

by Steve Nearman, Running USA wire



WASHINGTON, D.C. (October 28) - One week after the Army's World Class Athlete Program (WCAP) made a statement at the Army Ten-Miler, its team made another statement in the nation's capital at the 37th Marine Corps Marathon, filling three of the top seven spots in the nation's fourth-largest 26.2-mile race, which achieved record participation levels.



Led by Army Specialist Augustus Maiyo, who was a close second at the Army Ten-Miler seven days ago, WCAP bolted from the start as a team and scored first, second and seventh in the Marines' annual showcase event.



"I actually wanted to win as a team," said the 29-year-old Kenyan-turned-American after struggling through the last miles of his debut marathon. "I thought I'd run 2:15. When I hit 20 miles, I thought 'Oh man,' I was thinking of stopping."



Women's champion Hirut Guangul, 20, of Ethiopia, said she never considered quitting, despite running with pain in her lower left leg from the beginning of the race. She waited until 19 miles to take control and pull out a five-minute victory in 2:42:03.



"I didn't feel tired," Guangul insisted through an interpreter. "At Mile No. 17, I decided to go. The pace was not very hard. I took a check inside myself and then I bolted."



The major talk heading into Marine Corps weekend was not the elite athletes - there is no prize money - but instead it was about Hurricane Sandy, which dominated the race's weather forecast as it threatened the Eastern Seaboard. Sandy did not arrive in time to do much more than blow wind in the faces of a record 23,454 finishers and at times at their backs. Temperatures remained in the 50s all day, creating decent dry racing conditions.



WCAP took advantage. Immediately from the boom of the 105mm Howitzer that starts the race, Maiyo and and his teammates - Specialist Robert Cheseret, Specialist Kyle Heath, Capt. Kenneth Foster and Specialist Joseph Chirlee - ran together like a college cross country squad, as if they were back home in Colorado Springs on a training run.



Through the streets of Arlington, the WCAPers ran in front. Over the Key Bridge into Georgetown, together they strode, passing 10 miles in 51:54 and finally dropping Foster.



"By mile 10, I just wanted to sit back and enjoy the pace, run my own race," said Foster, sporting a 2:19:49 personal best from Cal International Marathon last December. He may have been gone but he was not done.



With Maiyo pushing the pace, Heath and Chirlee fell from the pack in flat, lonely East Potomac Park before the half marathon mark, leaving Maiyo and Cheseret to cross the halfway point in 1:07:44. That's just over 2:15 pace, which was Maiyo's hopeful goal.



Cheseret stuck to Maiyo like glue along the National Mall headed toward the Capitol until just before Mile 18, when Cheseret started seeing a growing deficit akin to what Congress sees every day. By Mile 21 on the long 14th Street Bridge back to Virginia, Maiyo was so far ahead that Cheseret could no longer see him. He was visibly struggling and slowing but hanging on.



"After Mile 18, I did not feel terrible," Maiyo said. "The 23rd mile, I felt terrible. I was thinking 'Why am I doing this?' If somebody would have passed me, I'd let them go right by me." With a lead so large, only a complete meltdown would cost him victory. He recorded the second-fastest winning time in the past 15 years.



Cheseret, the younger brother of legendary two-time Olympic medalist Bernard Lagat, was struggling as well. At 23 miles, Foster had worked himself back into the race and passed Cheseret into second, where he ended in 2:22:39. "The plan going into the race was to get all the Army guys out there," Foster said. "We wanted to work together."



Ethiopian Birhanu Tadesse, who also had hoped to run 2:15, passed Cheseret into third, concluding in 2:23:03, followed by Charles Ballew of Washington (2:23:42) and Jhovany Hernandez Juarez of Mexico (2:24:00). Cheseret slugged home in seventh in 2:27:53. 2008 Marine Corps champ Andrew Dumm of Falls Church, Va., was ninth in 2:30:56, his brother Brian a place in front.



Chirlee and Heath paid the ultimate price of the early pace, finishing in 2:33:33 and 2:41:19, respectively.



Mexico's Ruben Garcia-Gomez, the winner here in 2005 and 2006, came back as a 41-year-old and took the masters competition in 2:32:39.



Guangul, who trains in Silver Spring, was racing her third marathon in 21 days, which could explain why she came into Marine Corps a little beat up. She finished second at the Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon in a personal best 2:34:02 on Sunday, Oct. 7, then placed second again in the Des Moines (Iowa) Marathon in 2:35:49 on Sunday, Oct. 21. She was a last-minute replacement entry for defending champion Tezata Dangersa.



Guangul tracked Erin Richard stride for stride through nearly 19 miles, when Guangul moved ahead and created an impressive lead. Guangul's training partner Wayinshet Hailu stayed tight with them from the start but began to slightly fade back by the half-marathon, which the elite women covered in 1:20:15. That was exactly where Richard needed to be to run the 2:40 personal best she was envisioning.



Richard - a Rochester Hills, Mich., resident who is a member of the elite Hansons-Brooks Distance Project - who turned out to be one of the most disappointed of runners. After the race, Richard said she should have stayed a little calmer during the first half.



"I gave up the lead at 19 miles and never got it back," said the 27-year-old Richard, who competed in the 2012 U.S. Olympic Marathon trials and ran a personal best 2:44:30 last year at the Chevron Houston Marathon. "It was pretty tough. I was training for a 2:40 and the win and I blew it on both accounts."



She held second place until a little over a mile to go, when Hailu passed her for the second position on the podium. "She passed me right before 25 miles and she said 'Come with me' but I just couldn't," Richard said. Perry Shoemaker, a 41-year-old from Vienna, Va., finished fourth behind her in 2:52:25 and was the top female master. She also was top master's woman at the Rock 'n' Roll Virginia Beach Half Marathon last month.



The marathon's accompanying MCM10K race was shut down in progress when a suspicious item was spotted on the sidelines around the four-mile mark of the 10K course. Once the item was removed, the 10K race, which attracted a sold-out 10,000 participants, returned to racing.



Glenn Collins of Novi, Mich., and Susanna Sullivan of Falls Church topped their respective fields in 46:34 and 47:31. The times were recorded as gun time, or running time, from when the race started in front of the Smithsonian Building on the Mall.



For full race results, visit http://www.marinemarathon.com/



37th Marine Corps Marathon

Washington, D.C., October 28, 2012



MEN

1) Augustus Maiyo, USA/CO, 2:20:20

2) Kenneth Foster, USA/CO, 2:22:39

3) Birhanu Tadesse, ETH, 2:23:03

4) Charles Ballew, USA/DC, 2:23:42

5) Jhovany Hernandez Juarez, MEX, 2:24:00

6) Patrick Fernandez, USA/VA, 2:25:29

7) Robert Cheseret, USA/CO, 2:27:52

8) Brian Dumm, USA/CO, 2:29:57

9) Andrew Dumm, USA/VA, 2:30:56

10) Justin Turner, USA/VA, 2:31:08



MASTER'S MEN

1) Ruben Garcia Gomez, 41, MEX, 2:32:39

2) Finlay Walls, UK, 43, 2:37:01

3) Conrad Orloff, 42, USA/MD, 2:40:0



WOMEN

1) Hirut Guangul, ETH, 2:42:03

2) Wayinshet Hailu, ETH, 2:47:04

3) Erin Richard, Rochester Hills, MI, 2:48:11

4) Perry Shoemaker, USA/VA, 2:52:25

5) Kara Walters, USA/MD, 2:52:36

6) Elissa Ballas, APO AE, 2:55:50

7) Emma Bohman, USA/AK, 2:58:04

8) Brenda Schrank, USA/VA, 2:59:06

9) Nicole Solana, USA/FL, 2:59:41

10) Sara Day, USA/NC, 2:59:49



MASTER'S WOMEN

1) Perry Shoemaker, 41, USA/VA, 2:52:25

2) Brenda Schrank, USA/VA, 2:59:06

3) Joanne Normand, CAN, 3:08:22







Cabada, Akor win Rock 'n' Roll Los Angeles Halloween Half Marathon

Actor Will Ferrell finishes in 2:03:49; Peter Magill, 51, runs 1:10:19 to finish fourth overall and set U.S. single age group record; Thousands of runners in costume take over streets of downtown Los Angeles

by Dan Cruz, Competitor Group



LOS ANGELES - (October 28, 2012) - Fernando Cabada arrived in California on Saturday from his altitude training base in Boulder, Colorado, so forgive him if he was a little excited to take advantage of the oxygen-rich air at the 3rd Rock 'n' Roll Los Angeles Half Marathon benefiting the ASPCA on Sunday morning.



Blazing through the first mile unchallenged in a fast 4 minutes and 43 seconds, Cabada added to his lead with every stride on his way to winning the third annual event in 1 hour, 4 minutes and 56 seconds. Cabada, who has gradually been ramping up his training after taking some time off following his 2:11:53, seventh-place finish at the U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials in January, was pleased with his effort.



"I was just trying to run 5-minute pace so I don't know," Cabada said of his quick start. "I think this is the first time I came down from altitude 24 hours beforehand and I felt easy out there. I haven't run that fast all year, so to come through [10K] under 30:30, I haven't ran that fast since last year. I felt great."



Passing the 5K mark at L.A. Memorial Colosseum in 14:58, Cabada - a native of Fresno, California - was already 49 seconds up on eventual second-place finisher Tommy Greenless (1:07:57). The America 25K record-holder continued to stretch out his lead, passing 10K in 30:24 and 10 miles in 49:25. Covering the last 5K in a comfortable 15:31, Cabada threw his hands up as he crossed the finish line, visibly excited with the ease of his dominating victory.



"Coach [Brad Hudson] said to win as easy as possible but I also wanted to try and run marathon pace at least," said Cabada, who is leaning toward racing a marathon early in 2013. "I was 1:04:59 or something, so I was dead-on. It was good. I'm still coming back into training and I'm only going to get stronger. I want to get to a point where in the marathon I'll lead the whole damn thing and break 2:11. I don't want to rely on anybody else. I just want to prepare myself if I have to run alone and obviously if I get to draft off a group it will be even better."



Rounding out the men's top three was 2010 Rock 'n' Roll Los Angeles Half Marathon champion, Jacques Sallberg of Pasadena, in 1:09:45. Thirty-four seconds behind Sallberg in fourth place with a time of 1:10:19 was 51-year-old Peter Magill of Pasadena. Magill, a 5K/10K specialist who was running his first half-marathon, is a dominant Masters performer multiple distances, and owns multiple age-group records and championships as an over-40 year old. He added to that collection by setting the U.S. single age group best for 51-year-olds here. The record was previously held by Norm Green (1:10:33).



In the women's race, crowd favorite and American marathon and half-marathon record holder Deena Kastor led through the 9-mile mark before Mary Akor, who won last Sunday's Des Moines Marathon in a course record 2:35:01, took the lead on an uphill section of the course to pull away and win by 32 seconds in a personal best 1:14:19.

"It was really tough," the 36-year-old Akor said of her effort. "It's nice. I'm tired."



Kastor, 39, won this event last year in 1:11:48. After finishing sixth at the U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials in January, Kastor set her sights on trying to make the Olympic team in the 10,000 meters, but developed a back injury that forced her to miss the U.S. Olympic Trials in June. Sunday's half marathon was her first race - road, track, or otherwise - since this past spring.



Coming through 5K in 17:17, the women's lead pack consisted of Kastor, Akor and Lauren Kleppin, who would hang on to finish third in 1:15:49. The trio stayed together through 10K before Kastor began to string things out over the third 5K segment of the race. Akor seemed content to shadow the American record-holder until she began to slow on the course's biggest uphill just past mile 9.



"I'm just going to follow her, I'm not going to lead," Akor said of her sitting strategy on Sunday morning. "At 9 to 10 miles I picked up the pace on the hills and that's when I dropped her. Last year I didn't know the course so I pushed it real hard. This year I was decided that I wasn't going to push it, I was going to let her lead and take the pace. That's what happens."



A handful of celebrities were on hand to take part in the Halloween-themed festivities, including a mustached Will Ferrell, who finished in 2:03:50. Bachelor star Dr. Andy Baldwin finished the half marathon in 1:35:30, while ESPN SportsCenter anchor Neil Everett and Olympic gold medal gymnast Shawn Johnson participated in the accompanying 3.5-mile "Mini" marathon.



"I've run 17 marathons and 19 half-marathons, and today this was the most fun I've ever had doing a run," said Scott "Movie" Mantz of Access Hollywood. "I dressed up as Captain Kirk, and to mix Star Trek and running, my two favorite things on Halloween, it was so much fun. I think every runner had a great time out there today."



2012 Rock 'n' Roll Los Angeles Half-Marathon

Los Angeles, CA, Sunday, October 28, 2012



Men

1) Fernando Cabada, 30, Boulder, CO, 1:04:56, $1,000

2) Tommy Greenless, 30, Walnut Creek, CA, 1:07:57, $500

3) Jacques Sallberg, 38, Pasadena, CA, 1:09:45, $250



Women

1) Mary Akor, 36, Hawthorne, CA, 1:14:19, $1000

2) Deena Kastor, 39, Mammoth Lakes, CA, 1:14:51,$500

3) Lauren Kleppin, 23, Big Bear Lake, CA, 1:15:49, $250



For complete results, photos and more, visit Competitor.com


Kenny Moore to Be Honored with George Hirsch Journalism Award
Two-time Olympian and six-time San Francisco Bay to Breakers 12K champion has significantly contributed to the world of running through journalism and film



NEW YORK - (October 24, 2012) - For a career that has spanned a quarter of a century covering athletics for Sports Illustrated, as well as the authorship of several books on the sport, Kenny Moore has been named the 2012 recipient of the George Hirsch Journalism Award, presented by New York Road Runners, it was announced by NYRR president and CEO Mary Wittenberg.

Moore will be honored at a news conference on Friday, November 2, during ING New York City Marathon race week. He will receive an award designed by Tiffany & Co., an official sponsor of the ING New York City Marathon.

The George Hirsch Journalism Award recognizes excellence in the reporting, writing, and broadcasting of the sport of long-distance running. Any journalist or broadcaster who has regularly demonstrated excellence in magazine, newspaper, radio, TV and website coverage of the sport is eligible to be honored.

Moore is preceded by 2011 honoree Amby Burfoot, editor-at-large of Runner's World magazine and author of The Runner's Guide to the Meaning of Life. Longtime track and field journalist Dick Patrick was the inaugural honoree in 2010.

The award is named for George Hirsch, the founding publisher and president of The Runner magazine from 1978 to 1986, and the worldwide publisher of Runner's World from 1987 to 2003. Today, Hirsch is the chairman of the board of directors of New York Road Runners.

"Knowing what George Hirsch has done to serve our sport, this award has made me humble almost, but not quite, beyond words," said Moore. "It's hugely gratifying to know my writing has struck readers as useful. In fact, it's been nothing but a privilege and joy to be able to follow champions from Abdi Bile to Joan Samuelson home from their triumphs, and make known the vividness of their character. Looking back, I realize each one has left me the better, the more faithful, [and] the more exuberant in pursuing all things good and Olympian."

Moore, 68, began his journalism career with Sports Illustrated while completing his Masters degree in creative writing at the University of Oregon. His widely respected journalism career is matched by his competitive running record: Moore is a two-time Olympian in the marathon (he finished 14th in the 1968 Mexico City Games and fourth in the 1972 Munich Games), a former holder of the U.S. record in the marathon, the 1967 National AAU cross country champion, the 1971 National AAU marathon champion, 1972 U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials co-champion with Frank Shorter and a six-time winner of San Francisco's Bay to Breakers 12K road race.

Moore currently lives in Eugene, Ore.
Moore began his journalism career in 1971 as a contract writer for Sports Illustrated. He was promoted to senior writer in 1980. After ending his 25-year career with Sports Illustrated, Moore began a two-year project, co-writing and producing Without Limits, the well-known biographical film about Steve Prefontaine and Bill Bowerman. A few years later, he began to work on the first biography of Bowerman, a legendary coach at the University of Oregon and a co-founder of Nike Inc. In 2006, Moore completed his book, Bowerman and the Men of Oregon. His contributions have already earned him induction into the National Distance Running Hall of Fame and the George Sheehan Award.

"Kenny Moore has devoted his career to showing the world what the most influential competitors and coaches of all time have done for the sport of running," Wittenberg said. "His meaningful achievements not only reflect the special spirit of a distance runner, but also that of George Hirsch. We are honored to present him with this award for his countless contributions to our sport."

For more information on the New York Road Runners and ING New York City Marathon race week, visit: nyrr.org





Record Prize Purse Announced for 2013 Chevron Houston Marathon Race Weekend

A total of $264,500 in prize money will be awarded on race weekend



HOUSTON - (October 26, 2012) - The Houston Marathon Committee announced on Friday that the 2013 Chevron Houston Marathon & Aramco Houston Half Marathon will award the largest prize purse in the event's history. A total of $264,500 in prize money will be awarded on race weekend, including a $40,000 first place payout for both the men's and women's champions at the 2013 Chevron Houston Marathon.



In addition, there will be a $50,000 bonus should the world record fall in the men's half-marathon. The current world record of 58:23 was set by Zersenay Tadese in 2010, while the current course record for the Aramco Houston Half Marathon of 59:22 was set by Feyisa Lilesa in 2011. There's also a course record bonus of $15,000 for the marathon and $7,500 for the half-marathon.



Along with a significant increase over last year's total purse, this year will feature the addition of American prize money in the marathon, supported by MarathonGuide.com. Both the Houston Marathon Committee and MarathonGuide.com are excited to announce this new opportunity to support and promote American distance running.



"Elite performances at our races over the last six years, including Ryan Hall's American Record, have been a boon to the popularity of our event and have broadened its appeal beyond the traditional running community," stated Brant Kotch, President of the HMC Board of Directors. "We are thankful of the support for our elite program that Chevron and Aramco have displayed, and we are excited to welcome MarathonGuide.com on board with its contribution of funds earmarked for American elites."



There will be guaranteed prize money to the first four male and female American finishers, including $5,000 to the top Americans. All athletes are eligible to win money in more than one category.



"MarathonGuide.com has a history of supporting American athletes and marathons," said John Elliott, MarathonGuide.com Founder and President. "We are proud to have this opportunity to work with the Chevron Houston Marathon to enhance the prize purse and encourage more American athletes to compete in what is one of the best and fastest marathons in the USA."



Marathon prize money (Equal for men and women)

1 - $40,000

2 - $20,000

3 - $10,000

4 - $6,000

5 - $4,000

6 - $3,000

7 - $2,000



Course record bonus - $15,000



*Masters (40+)

1 - $1,500

2 - $1,000

3 - $500



American Marathon prize money (Equal for men and women)

1 - $5,000

2 - $2,500

3 - $1,000

4 - $500



Half Marathon prize money (Equal for men and women)

1 - $15,000

2 - $10,000

3 - $5,000

4 - $2,500

5 - $1,000



Course Record bonus - $7,500



*Masters (40+)

1 - $1,000



Men's Half Marathon

World Record bonus - $50,000



For more information on the 2013 Chevron Houston Marathon & Aramco Houston Half Marathon, please visit www.chevronhoustonmarathon.com







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BIG EAST MEN XC CHAMPIONSHIPS

BIG EAST MEN XC CHAMPIONSHIPS
October 26, 2012
by Keith Conning

Sophomore Ryan Urie (Patrick Henry HS, San Diego; Syracuse) placed ninth in 24:52.32 (4:58 per mile).

Freshman Darren Fahy (La Costa Canyon HS, Carlsbad 2012; Georgetown 2016) placed tenth in 24:56.47 (4:59 per mile).

Junior Brian King (Cardinal Newman HS, Santa Rosa; Georgetown) was 35th in 25:31.22 (5:06 per mile).

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Place Name School Class Team# Bib# Time Pace
1.Martin Hehir Syracuse, Fr M 33 421 24:37.20 4:55
2.Shane Quinn Providence, So M 29 373 24:38.81 4:56
3.Jeremy Rae Notre Dame, Sr M 27 345 24:39.39 4:56
4.Joe Whelan Syracuse, Jr M 33 431 24:40.27 4:56
5.Ernest Kibet Louisville, Fr M 25 314 24:42.02 4:56
6.Andrew Springer Georgetown, Jr M 24 305 24:42.78 4:57
7.Ben Furcht Georgetown, Jr M 24 298 24:45.53 4:57
8.Martin Grady Notre Dame, Jr M 27 338 24:46.52 4:57
9.Ryan Urie Syracuse, So M 33 430 24:52.32 4:58
10.Reed Kamyszek Syracuse, So M 33 422 24:53.69 4:59
11.Darren Fahy Georgetown, Fr M 24 297 24:56.47 4:59
12.Alex Wallace Providence, Sr M 29 374 24:56.98 4:59
13.Griff Graves Syracuse, Sr M 33 420 24:58.15 5:00
14.J.p. Malette Notre Dame, Sr M 27 343 24:58.42 5:00
15.Robert Molke Syracuse, Jr M 33 426 24:59.42 5:00
16.Max Straneva Syracuse, So M 33 429 25:03.33 5:01
17.Sam Mcentee Villanova, So M 34 438 25:04.13 5:01
18.Miles Schoedler Georgetown, So M 24 303 25:05.36 5:01
19.Mathew Mildenhall Villanova, Sr M 34 439 25:06.93 5:01
20.Edwin Kibichiy Louisville, Fr M 25 315 25:11.63 5:02
21.Robert Denault Villanova, Fr M 34 436 25:12.18 5:02
22.Jake Kildoo Notre Dame, So M 27 340 25:13.69 5:03
23.Walter Schafer Notre Dame, Jr M 27 346 25:14.03 5:03
24.Colin Cotton Cincinnati, So M 21 252 25:15.33 5:03
25.John Murray Georgetown, Fr M 24 301 25:17.85 5:04
26.Jordan Williamsz Villanova, Fr M 34 446 25:19.83 5:04
27.Jonathan Hopkins Providence, Jr M 29 370 25:22.46 5:04
28.Collin Leibold Georgetown, Fr M 24 300 25:22.75 5:05
29.Gordon Dooley Louisville, Sr M 25 311 25:25.19 5:05
30.Harvey Dixon Providence, Fr M 29 368 25:25.45 5:05
31.Alex Tully Villanova, Jr M 34 445 25:25.88 5:05
32.Japhet Kipkoech Louisville, Fr M 25 316 25:26.68 5:05
33.Jack Hackett Marquette, Sr M 26 324 25:29.32 5:06
34.Ryan Mcguire Connecticut, Jr M 22 272 25:31.21 5:06
35.Brian King Georgetown, So M 24 299 25:31.22 5:06
36.Jeff Macmillan Notre Dame, Sr M 27 342 25:32.99 5:07
37.Chase Beckmann Cincinnati, Sr M 21 251 25:33.76 5:07
38.Benjamin Connor Providence, So M 29 366 25:37.04 5:07
39.Liam Hillery Providence, So M 29 369 25:37.69 5:08
40.Andrew Palmer Syracuse, So M 33 427 25:40.74 5:08
41.Dan Lennon Syracuse, Fr M 33 424 25:43.77 5:09
42.Dylan Sorensen Georgetown, Jr M 24 304 25:44.54 5:09
43.Brian Basili Villanova, So M 34 435 25:47.34 5:09
44.Eddie Mcdaniel Depaul, Jr M 23 284 25:49.34 5:10
45.Dj Thornton Notre Dame, Jr M 27 348 25:50.41 5:10
46.Mattias Wolter Louisville, Jr M 25 318 25:57.54 5:12
47.Matthew Kane Villanova, Sr M 34 437 25:58.73 5:12
48.Eric Hauser Cincinnati, Jr M 21 257 25:59.00 5:12
49.Christian Costello Providence, Fr M 29 367 26:02.93 5:13
50.Jack Senefeld Marquette, Jr M 26 330 26:04.26 5:13
51.Evan Baum Cincinnati, Jr M 21 250 26:05.30 5:13
52.Connor Callahan Marquette, Sr M 26 321 26:05.91 5:13
53.Greg Morrin Villanova, Jr M 34 440 26:12.13 5:14
54.Chris Banafato Rutgers, Jr M 30 380 26:12.98 5:15
55.Jordan Magath Connecticut, Sr M 22 271 26:15.10 5:15
56.Evan Hibbs Louisville, Sr M 25 313 26:16.67 5:15
57.Daniel Lipus Pittsburgh, Sr M 28 355 26:17.37 5:15
58.Eric Malnatti Providence, Sr M 29 371 26:19.18 5:16
59.John Pickhaver Villanova, Jr M 34 442 26:19.82 5:16
60.Patrick Lesiewicz Notre Dame, Jr M 27 341 26:20.02 5:16
61.Max Darrah Georgetown, So M 24 295 26:25.81 5:17
62.Herald Alvarez Depaul, Jr M 23 280 26:29.72 5:18
63.William Hennessy Marquette, Fr M 26 325 26:30.31 5:18
64.Anthony Gedwill Marquette, Sr M 26 322 26:35.88 5:19
65.Chris Defabio Rutgers, So M 30 383 26:41.86 5:20
66.Cody Haberkorn Marquette, Fr M 26 323 26:45.35 5:21
67.Michael Runco Pittsburgh, Fr M 28 358 26:46.01 5:21
68.Rich Addison Pittsburgh, Jr M 28 350 26:46.91 5:21
69.Anthony Horten Rutgers, So M 30 384 26:49.13 5:22
70.Jacob Franklin Cincinnati, Fr M 21 254 26:54.99 5:23
71.James Agati Connecticut, Fr M 22 265 26:56.84 5:23
72.Tim Bennatan Connecticut, Sr M 22 267 27:01.03 5:24
73.Ian Sanchez Depaul, Jr M 23 287 27:01.67 5:24
74.Alvaro Chavez Connecticut, Fr M 22 269 27:07.56 5:26
75.Edward Wilson Connecticut, Fr M 22 275 27:09.62 5:26
76.Daniel Lee Rutgers, Fr M 30 385 27:10.49 5:26
77.Andrew Diehn Depaul, Fr M 23 282 27:10.98 5:26
78.Andrew Cerrito Pittsburgh, Sr M 28 351 27:12.09 5:26
79.Jaimin Vekaria Rutgers, Fr M 30 387 27:14.43 5:27
80.Jared Hanko Seton Hall, Sr M 31 398 27:18.57 5:28
81.Alex Bennatan Connecticut, Sr M 22 266 27:21.13 5:28
82.Zak Koronkiewicz Depaul, Sr M 23 283 27:23.10 5:29
83.Jeffrey Griffiths Cincinnati, Jr M 21 256 27:23.57 5:29
84.Michael Babinec South Florida, Fr M 32 410 27:24.58 5:29
85.Brett Frondorf Cincinnati, Fr M 21 255 27:32.85 5:31
86.Ryan Eaton Louisville, Jr M 25 312 27:34.39 5:31
87.Joe Clark Connecticut, Sr M 22 270 27:36.35 5:31
88.Ian Silver Cincinnati, Fr M 21 261 27:37.68 5:32
89.Daniel Patti Pittsburgh, So M 28 357 27:50.23 5:34
90.Mitch Lacy Marquette, Jr M 26 326 27:50.84 5:34
91.Stephen Vento Connecticut, So M 22 274 27:53.01 5:35
92.David Sajdak Marquette, Fr M 26 329 27:58.84 5:36
93.Ryan Flannery Seton Hall, Fr M 31 397 28:01.01 5:36
94.Argishti Gazari South Florida, Fr M 32 412 28:08.76 5:38
95.Maxwell Clink Depaul, Sr M 23 281 28:11.91 5:38
96.Curtis Richburg Rutgers, Jr M 30 386 28:14.68 5:39
97.Julian Gines South Florida, Jr M 32 413 28:15.56 5:39
98.Casey Weiss Rutgers, Sr M 30 388 28:16.94 5:39
99.Steven Fernandez South Florida, Jr M 32 411 28:21.00 5:40
100.Felix Soto South Florida, Sr M 32 417 28:32.37 5:42
101.Max Rodriguez Depaul, Sr M 23 286 28:38.55 5:44
102.Joshua Pelletier South Florida, Fr M 32 416 28:47.76 5:46
103.Wesley Washington Pittsburgh, Sr M 28 359 28:50.96 5:46
104.Steve Burkholder Rutgers, Jr M 30 382 28:52.99 5:47
105.Thomas Bragen Rutgers, Jr M 30 381 29:02.71 5:49
106.Carl Johnston Seton Hall, Jr M 31 401 29:18.67 5:52
107.Alex Hoffman South Florida, Fr M 32 414 29:29.02 5:54
108.Tyler Orner Seton Hall, So M 31 403 29:29.60 5:54
109.Cory Hellwig Seton Hall, Sr M 31 399 29:43.71 5:57
110.Jacob Best Seton Hall, Fr M 31 395 29:51.96 5:58
111.Mario Ojeda South Florida, Fr M 32 415 29:55.11 5:59
112.Kevin Hull Pittsburgh, Sr M 28 353 29:57.56 6:00
113.Tony Cramond Seton Hall, Jr M 31 396 32:00.08 6:24
114.Joseph Martinelli Seton Hall, Fr M 31 402 33:33.44 6:43

MEN TEAM RESULTS(*=Scoring Member)
PLACE (#) TEAM TOTAL
1 SYRACUSE 37
1.Martin Hehir Syracuse, Fr M 33 421 24:37.20 *
4.Joe Whelan Syracuse, Jr M 33 431 24:40.27 *
9.Ryan Urie Syracuse, So M 33 430 24:52.32 *
10.Reed Kamyszek Syracuse, So M 33 422 24:53.69 *
13.Griff Graves Syracuse, Sr M 33 420 24:58.15 *
15.Robert Molke Syracuse, Jr M 33 426 24:59.42
16.Max Straneva Syracuse, So M 33 429 25:03.33
0.Andrew Palmer Syracuse, So M 33 427 25:40.74
0.Dan Lennon Syracuse, Fr M 33 424 25:43.77

Syracuse Roster
Full Name Eligibility Year Hometown / High School / Previous School
Jonathan Aziz Sr. Guilderland, N.Y. / Bishop Gibbons
Andrew Bennison R-Fr. Portland, Or. / Central Catholic
Erin Cawley R-Jr. Newark Valley, N.Y. / Newark Valley HS
Alexandra Clinton Jr. Ramsey, N.J. / Ramsey
Corey Dowling Fr. Hershey, Pa. / Hershey
MJ Erb Fr. Farmington, N.Y. / Victor
Karina Ernst Fr. Loveland, Co. / Thompson Valley
Katherine Fleischer So. Sarnia, ON / Washington State
Griff Graves R-Sr. Abingdon, Va. / Abingdon HS
Martin Hehir R-Fr. Washingtonville, N.Y. / Washingtonville
Kevyn Hoyos Fr. Carrollton, Texas / Hebron
Joel Hubbard Fr. Marshfield, Mass. / Marshfield
Reed Kamyszek R-So. Grand Rapids, Mich. / Kenowa Hills
Lauren Kersjes Jr. Grand Rapids, Mich. / Forest Hills
Katherine Kinkead R-Fr. Furlong, Pa. / Central Bucks East
Joseph Kush R-Fr. Pittsburgh, Pa. / North Hills
Daniel Lennon Fr. Peru, N.Y. / Peru
Maura Linde R-Fr. Sykesville, Md. / Century
Jace Lowry R-Fr. Paragon, Ind. / Martinsville
Margo Malone Fr. Pittsburgh, PA / North Hills
Molly Malone R-So. Fayetteville, N.Y. / Fayetteville Manlius
Forrest Misenti R-Sr. Haddam, Conn. / Xavier HS
Robert Molke R-Jr. Westwood, N.J. / Don Bosco Prep
Andrew Nelson R-Jr. Geneva, Ill. / / Northern Iowa
Brianna Nerud Fr. Old Brookville, NY / North Shore
Emily Nist Fr. Boise, Id. / Bishop Kelley
David Oster R-So. Verona, N.J. / Verona
Sarah Pagano Sr. Ringwood, N.J. / Immaculate Heart Academy
Andrew Palmer R-So. Bethesda, Md. / Walt Whitman
Angelica Peck R-Fr. Beaver Falls, Pa. / Blackhawk
Jessie Petersen So. Carlmont, Calif. / Carlmont
Zach Rivers Sr. Victor, N.Y. / Victor
Juris Silenieks R-Fr. Pittsburgh, Pa. / North Hills
Ashley Smolinka R-So. Hillsborough, N.J. / Hillsborough
Kimberly Spano R-Jr. Huntersville, N.C. / North Mecklenberg HS
Meredith Speakman Fr. Boiling Springs, Pa. / Boiling Springs
Jon Squeri R-So. Princeton Junction, N.J. / West Windsor Plainsboro North
Max Straneva R-So. Binghamton, N.Y. / Chenango Valley
Brenna Symoniak Jr. Amherst, N.Y. / Amherst
Shaylyn Tuite So. Pittsford, N.Y. / Pittsford Mendon
Ryan Urie So. San Diego, Calif. / Patrick Henry
Katie Weisenburger So. Pulaski, N.Y. / Pulaski
Joseph Whelan R-Jr. Hamburg, N.Y. / Hamburg HS
David Wilson R-So. Smithsburg, Md. / Smithsburg
Beth Wright R-Fr. Albuquerque, N.M. / Albuquerque

2 GEORGETOWN 67
6.Andrew Springer Georgetown, Jr M 24 305 24:42.78 *
7.Ben Furcht Georgetown, Jr M 24 298 24:45.53 *
11.Darren Fahy Georgetown, Fr M 24 297 24:56.47 *
18.Miles Schoedler Georgetown, So M 24 303 25:05.36 *
25.John Murray Georgetown, Fr M 24 301 25:17.85 *
28.Collin Leibold Georgetown, Fr M 24 300 25:22.75
35.Brian King Georgetown, So M 24 299 25:31.22
0.Dylan Sorensen Georgetown, Jr M 24 304 25:44.54
0.Max Darrah Georgetown, So M 24 295 26:25.81

Georgetown Roster
Name Event(s) eligibility
Class Hometown/High School/Last College
aghayere eghosa
Eghosa Aghayere Jumps 5
JR Henrietta, N.Y./Rush Henrietta Sperry
akers hansel
Hansel Akers Sprints 5
JR Landisville, Pa./Hempfield
andre mike
Mike Andre Sprints 1
FR Ocean, N.J./Ocean Township
anyan tyler
Tyler Anyan Distance 5
JR Snellville, Ga./Brookwood
armstrong derek
Derek Armstrong Middle Distance / Distance 3
SO Charlottesville, Va./Western Albemarle
bile ahmed
Ahmed Bile Middle Distance 1
FR Annandale, Va./Annandale
crozier michael
Michael Crozier Distance 1
FR Arlington, Va./Gonzaga
d'ambrosio richard
Richard D'Ambrosio Jumps / Hurdles / Multi 3
SO Collegeville, Pa./Malvern Prep
darrah max
Max Darrah Middle Distance 5
JR South Yarmouth, Mass./Dennis-Yarmouth Regional
dennin mark
Mark Dennin Distance 9
GS Gilbertsville, Pa./Boyertown
fahy darren
Darren Fahy Distance 1
FR Carlsbad, Calif./La Costa Canyon
frantz silas
Silas Frantz Distance 3
SO Henrico, Va./Douglas Freeman
furcht ben
Ben Furcht Distance 7
SR Ardmore, Pa./Lower Merion
gil ryan
Ryan Gil Distance 3
SO Pittsburgh, Pa./North Allegheny
gregor austin
Austin Gregor Middle Distance / Distance 3
SO Chalfont, Pa./Central Bucks South
hencke brian
Brian Hencke Middle Distance 7
SR Blacksburg, Va./Blacksburg
holder ryun
Ryun Holder Middle Distance 1
FR Chambersburg, Pa./Chambersburg Area
howard matt
Matt Howard Distance 5
JR Blacksburg, Va./Blacksburg
hunter kadeem
Kadeem Hunter Sprints 7
SR Indianapolis, Ind./Brebeuf Jesuit Prep
king brian
Brian King Distance 5
JR Sonoma, Calif./Cardinal Newman
ledder billy
Billy Ledder Middle Distance 5
JR Washington, D.C./Gonzaga College
lederhouse michael
Michael Lederhouse Middle Distance/Distance 1
FR Gelen Ellyn, Ill./Glenbard West
leibold collin
Collin Leibold Distance 3
SO Falls Church, Va./Gonzaga
minahan michael
Michael Minahan Sprints 1
FR Belmont, Mass./Belmont Hill
murray john
John Murray Distance 3
SO Shrewsbury, Mass./Shrewsbury
ogle andrew
Andrew Ogle Middle Distance 1
FR Powell, Tenn./Powell
peavey bobby
Bobby Peavey Distance 7
SR Virginia Beach, Va./Kellam
reher michael
Michael Reher Middle Distance 5
JR San Francisco, Calif./St. Ignatius College Prep
rowe nick
Nick Rowe Distance 5
JR Baltimore, Md./Calvert Hall College
sainato giancarlo
Giancarlo Sainato Middle Distance 1
FR Colonie, N.Y./Colonie
schoedler miles
Miles Schoedler Middle Distance 3
SO Ocean View, N.J./Ocean City
smith tyler
Tyler Smith Sprints 3
SO Jeffersonville, Pa./Norristown
sorensen dylan
Dylan Sorensen Distance 7
SR Zionsville, Ind./Zionsville
springer andrew
Andrew Springer Distance 7
SR Westerly, R.I./Westerly High School
taye ayalew
Ayalew Taye Middle Distance/Distance 9
GS Portland, Maine/Cushing Academy
washington devante
Devante Washington Sprints 1
FR Lafayette, La./Lafayette
zingsheim zach
Zach Zingsheim Middle Distance 1
FR Lansing, Mich./Lansing Catholic



3 NOTRE DAME 70
3.Jeremy Rae Notre Dame, Sr M 27 345 24:39.39 *
8.Martin Grady Notre Dame, Jr M 27 338 24:46.52 *
14.J.p. Malette Notre Dame, Sr M 27 343 24:58.42 *
22.Jake Kildoo Notre Dame, So M 27 340 25:13.69 *
23.Walter Schafer Notre Dame, Jr M 27 346 25:14.03 *
36.Jeff Macmillan Notre Dame, Sr M 27 342 25:32.99
42.Dj Thornton Notre Dame, Jr M 27 348 25:50.41
0.Patrick Lesiewicz Notre Dame, Jr M 27 341 26:20.02

Notre Dame Roster
Men Last Name
Name eligibility
Cl. Hometown High School
babb randall
Randall Babb 7
SR Wheaton, IL Wheaton Warrenville South
ball timothy
Timothy Ball 1
FR Piscataway, NJ Piscataway
blazer steve
Steve Blazer 3
SO LaGrange, IL Fenwick
bradley mike
Mike Bradley 5
JR South Bend, IN St. Joseph's
byrne kevin
Kevin Byrne 3
SO Millstone Township, NJ Red Bank Catholic
clevenger michael
Michael Clevenger 1
FR Decatur, IL MacArthur
devine robert
Robert Devine 3
SO Oceanport, NJ Red Bank Catholic
durham kevin
Kevin Durham 1
FR Lake Forest, CA El Toro
favorite jack
Jack Favorite 5
JR South Bend, IN Adams
flannery dayton
Dayton Flannery 1
FR Bronxville, NY Bronxville
fuller johnny
Johnny Fuller 3
SO Glenwood, IA Glenwood Community
gebeke eric
Eric Gebeke 1
FR Lino Lakes, MN White Bear Lake Area
gibbons eddy
Eddy Gibbons 5
JR Cary, IL Cary-Grove
grady martin
Martin Grady 5
JR Burr Ridge, IL Fenwick
hoard jason
Jason Hoard 3
SO Carmel, IN Brebeuf Jesuit
kildoo jake
Jake Kildoo 3
SO Grove City, PA Grove City Area
lesiewicz patrick
Patrick Lesiewicz 5
JR Schaumburg, IL Schaumburg
macmillan jeff
Jeff MacMillan 7
SR Mattawan, MI Mattawan
malette j.p.
J.P. Malette 7
SR Windsor, ONT Assumption College Catholic
o'brien josh
Josh O'Brien 1
FR Granger, IN Saint Joseph's
pesch thomas
Thomas Pesch 7
SR Elgin, MN Plainview-Elgin-Millville
quinn christopher
Christopher Quinn 3
SO Hilliard, OH St. Charles Prep
rae jeremy
Jeremy Rae 7
SR Fort Erie, ONT Lakeshore Catholic
rheinhardt spencer
Spencer Rheinhardt 1
FR Warsaw, IN Warsaw Community
riely john
John Riely 1
FR Ashton, MD Lady of Good Counsel
schafer walter
Walter Schafer 5
JR Centennial, CO Cherry Creek
shawel johnathan
Johnathan Shawel 7
SR Placentia, CA Troy
stamm gil
Gil Stamm 1
FR Connersville, IN Connersville
thornton dj
DJ Thornton 5
JR Rahway, NJ Union Catholic

4 PROVIDENCE 109
2.Shane Quinn Providence, So M 29 373 24:38.81 *
12.Alex Wallace Providence, Sr M 29 374 24:56.98 *
27.Jonathan Hopkins Providence, Jr M 29 370 25:22.46 *
30.Harvey Dixon Providence, Fr M 29 368 25:25.45 *
38.Benjamin Connor Providence, So M 29 366 25:37.04 *
39.Liam Hillery Providence, So M 29 369 25:37.69
46.Christian Costello Providence, Fr M 29 367 26:02.93
0.Eric Malnatti Providence, Sr M 29 371 26:19.18

NAME eligibility
CLASS HOMETOWN
ali ahmed
Ahmed Ali 7
SR Boston, Mass.
carey lee
Lee Carey 7
SR Bedworth, England
connor benjamin
Benjamin Connor 3
SO Derby, England
costello christian
Christian Costello 1
FR Ridgewood, N.J.
dixon harvey
Harvey Dixon 1
FR Aldershot, England
gonsalves anthony
Anthony Gonsalves 9
GS Pawtucket, R.I.
hillery liam
Liam Hillery 3
SO Smithfield, Rhode Island
hopkins jonathan
Jonathan Hopkins 5
JR Bridgend, Wales
malnati eric
Eric Malnati 7
SR Walpole, N.H.
oakley julian
Julian Oakley 1
FR Tauranga, New Zealand
perron luke
Luke Perron 3
SO West Hartford, Conn.
quinn shane
Shane Quinn 3
SO Waterford, Ireland
robertson stephen
Stephen Robertson 1
FR Wakefield, Mass.
sullivan brendan
Brendan Sullivan 1
FR Foxboro, Mass.
vercollone joseph
Joseph Vercollone 1
FR Pembroke, Mass.
wallace alex
Alex Wallace 7
SR Waipukurau, New Zealand

5 VILLANOVA 114
17.Sam Mcentee Villanova, So M 34 438 25:04.13 *
19.Mathew Mildenhall Villanova, Sr M 34 439 25:06.93 *
21.Robert Denault Villanova, Fr M 34 436 25:12.18 *
26.Jordan Williamsz Villanova, Fr M 34 446 25:19.83 *
31.Alex Tully Villanova, Jr M 34 445 25:25.88 *
40.Brian Basili Villanova, So M 34 435 25:47.34
44.Matthew Kane Villanova, Sr M 34 437 25:58.73
0.Greg Morrin Villanova, Jr M 34 440 26:12.13
0.John Pickhaver Villanova, Jr M 34 442 26:19.82

Name Cl./Elig. Hometown/High School
basili brian
Brian Basili Jr./So. South Orange, N.J./Columbia
bates charlie
Charlie Bates So./Fr. Hoboken, N.J./Saint Peter's Prep
bohny richie
Richie Bohny Jr./So. Holmdel, N.J./Christian Brothers Academy
denault rob
Rob Denault So./Fr. Aurora, Ont./Aurora
harris dan
Dan Harris Jr./So. Clifton Park, N.Y./Shenendehowa
hurlbut robert
Robert Hurlbut So./Fr. Rochester, N.Y./McQuaid Jesuit
kane matt
Matt Kane Gr./Sr. Fairfield, Conn./Fairfield Warde
mcentee sam
Sam McEntee Jr./So. Perth, Australia/Hale School
mildenhall mathew
Mathew Mildenhall Gr./Sr. Auckland, New Zealand/Auckland Grammar School
morrin greg
Greg Morrin Sr./Jr. Hockessin, Del./St. Mark's
o'sullivan chris
Chris O'Sullivan Jr./So. Havertown, Pa./St. Joseph's Prep
pickhaver john
John Pickhaver Sr./Jr. Drexel Hill, Pa./St. Joseph's Prep
pietrocarlo chris
Chris Pietrocarlo Jr./So. Hampstead, N.H./Pinkerton Academy
solis dusty
Dusty Solis Jr./So. Colorado Springs, Colo./Coronado
trainer tom
Tom Trainer So./Fr. Havertown, Pa./La Salle College
tully alex
Alex Tully Sr./So. Little Rock, Ark./Catholic
williamsz jordy
Jordy Williamsz Fr./Fr. Melbourne, Australia/Haileybury College

6 LOUISVILLE 129
5.Ernest Kibet Louisville, Fr M 25 314 24:42.02 *
20.Edwin Kibichiy Louisville, Fr M 25 315 25:11.63 *
29.Gordon Dooley Louisville, Sr M 25 311 25:25.19 *
32.Japhet Kipkoech Louisville, Fr M 25 316 25:26.68 *
43.Mattias Wolter Louisville, Jr M 25 318 25:57.54 *
52.Evan Hibbs Louisville, Sr M 25 313 26:16.67
78.Ryan Eaton Louisville, Jr M 25 312 27:34.39

NAME eligibility CL HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL)
byrne tyler Tyler Byrne 5 JR Georgetown, Ind. (North Harrison)
dooley gordon Gordon Dooley 8 RS SR Hebron, Ky. (St. Henry District)
eaton ryan Ryan Eaton 5 JR Bowling Green, Ky. (Greenwood)
hibbs evan Evan Hibbs 7 SR Georgetown, Texas (Georgetown)
kibet ernest Ernest Kibet 1 FR Eldoret, Kenya (Segero Secondary)
kibichiy edwin Edwin Kibichiy 1 FR Kapsabet, Kenya (Tulon Secondary)
kipkoech japhet Japhet Kipkoech 1 FR Keringet, Kenya (Kaplong Boys Secondary)
stewart andrew Andrew Stewart 3 SO Radcliff, Ky. (North Hardin)
wolter mattias Mattias Wolter 5 JR Conquerall Mills, Nova Scotia (Park View Education Center)

7 CINCINNATI 216
24.Colin Cotton Cincinnati, So M 21 252 25:15.33 *
37.Chase Beckmann Cincinnati, Sr M 21 251 25:33.76 *
45.Eric Hauser Cincinnati, Jr M 21 257 25:59.00 *
48.Evan Baum Cincinnati, Jr M 21 250 26:05.30 *
62.Jacob Franklin Cincinnati, Fr M 21 254 26:54.99 *
75.Jeffrey Griffiths Cincinnati, Jr M 21 256 27:23.57
77.Brett Frondorf Cincinnati, Fr M 21 255 27:32.85
0.Ian Silver Cincinnati, Fr M 21 261 27:37.68

MenLast Name
Name eligibility
Class Hometown/High School/Last College UC College / Major
baum evan
Evan Baum 5
JR Shaker Heights, Ohio/St. Ignatius DAAP / Architecture
beckmann chase
Chase Beckmann 7
SR Blacklick, Ohio/Gahanna Lincoln Lindner College of Business / Finance
bokeno ethan
Ethan Bokeno 3
SO Fairfield, Ohio/LaSalle Lindner College of Business / Marketing
book oliver
Oliver Book 7
SR Borden, Ind./Providence Applied Science / Architecture Engineering Technology
cotton colin
Colin Cotton 3
SO Cincinnati, Ohio/Summit Country Day/Williams College Lindner College of Business / Finance
fink kevin
Kevin Fink 5
JR Tipp City, Ohio/Tippecanoe McMicken College of Arts & Sciences / History
flannigan rob
Rob Flannigan 3
SO Fairfield, Ohio/St. Xavier Allied Health Sciences / Health Sciences
franklin jacob
Jacob Franklin 1
FR Seattle, Wash./Garfield Engineering / Chemical
frondorf brett
Brett Frondorf 1
FR Cincinnati, Ohio/Oak Hills Lindner College of Business / Entrepreneurship
griffiths jeffrey
Jeffrey Griffiths 3
SO New Richmond, Ohio/Archbishop McNicholas McMicken College of Arts & Sciences / Physics
gruenbacher mark
Mark Gruenbacher 1
FR Fairfield, Ohio/St. Xavier Engineering / Mechanical
hauser eric
Eric Hauser 5
JR Mason, Ohio/William Mason Engineering / Mechanical
letourneau andrew
Andrew LeTourneau 1
FR Rolling Meadows, Ill./Rolling Meadows DAAP / Industrial Design
minich nick
Nick Minich 3
SO Mars, Pa./North Allegheny CECH / Criminal Justice
palmer brian
Brian Palmer 1
FR Mentor, Ohio/Mentor Lindner College of Business / Exploratory Studies
ross tyler
Tyler Ross 5
JR Powell, Ohio/Olentangy Liberty Lindner College of Business / Entrepreneurship
sanders brett
Brett Sanders 1
FR Mason, Ohio/William Mason Engineering / Aerospace
sanders greg
Greg Sanders 3
SO Cincinnati, Ohio/St. Xavier DAAP / Urban Planning
silver ian
Ian Silver 1
FR New Carlisle, Ind./New Prairie Allied Health Sciences / Speech Pathology
winebar patrick
Patrick Winebar 1
FR Maineville, Ohio/Kings McMicken College of Arts & Sciences / Exploratory Studies

8 MARQUETTE 240
33.Jack Hackett Marquette, Sr M 26 324 25:29.32 *
47.Jack Senefeld Marquette, Jr M 26 330 26:04.26 *
49.Connor Callahan Marquette, Sr M 26 321 26:05.91 *
55.William Hennessy Marquette, Fr M 26 325 26:30.31 *
56.Anthony Gedwill Marquette, Sr M 26 322 26:35.88 *
58.Cody Haberkorn Marquette, Fr M 26 323 26:45.35
80.Mitch Lacy Marquette, Jr M 26 326 27:50.84
0.David Sajdak Marquette, Fr M 26 329 27:58.84
9 CONNECTICUT 278
34.Ryan Mcguire Connecticut, Jr M 22 272 25:31.21 *
51.Jordan Magath Connecticut, Sr M 22 271 26:15.10 *
63.James Agati Connecticut, Fr M 22 265 26:56.84 *
64.Tim Bennatan Connecticut, Sr M 22 267 27:01.03 *
66.Alvaro Chavez Connecticut, Fr M 22 269 27:07.56 *
67.Edward Wilson Connecticut, Fr M 22 275 27:09.62
73.Alex Bennatan Connecticut, Sr M 22 266 27:21.13
0.Joe Clark Connecticut, Sr M 22 270 27:36.35
0.Stephen Vento Connecticut, So M 22 274 27:53.01
10 DEPAUL 303
41.Eddie Mcdaniel Depaul, Jr M 23 284 25:49.34 *
54.Herald Alvarez Depaul, Jr M 23 280 26:29.72 *
65.Ian Sanchez Depaul, Jr M 23 287 27:01.67 *
69.Andrew Diehn Depaul, Fr M 23 282 27:10.98 *
74.Zak Koronkiewicz Depaul, Sr M 23 283 27:23.10 *
83.Maxwell Clink Depaul, Sr M 23 281 28:11.91
89.Max Rodriguez Depaul, Sr M 23 286 28:38.55
11 RUTGERS 307
50.Chris Banafato Rutgers, Jr M 30 380 26:12.98 *
57.Chris Defabio Rutgers, So M 30 383 26:41.86 *
61.Anthony Horten Rutgers, So M 30 384 26:49.13 *
68.Daniel Lee Rutgers, Fr M 30 385 27:10.49 *
71.Jaimin Vekaria Rutgers, Fr M 30 387 27:14.43 *
84.Curtis Richburg Rutgers, Jr M 30 386 28:14.68
86.Casey Weiss Rutgers, Sr M 30 388 28:16.94
0.Steve Burkholder Rutgers, Jr M 30 382 28:52.99
0.Thomas Bragen Rutgers, Jr M 30 381 29:02.71
12 PITTSBURGH 321
53.Daniel Lipus Pittsburgh, Sr M 28 355 26:17.37 *
59.Michael Runco Pittsburgh, Fr M 28 358 26:46.01 *
60.Rich Addison Pittsburgh, Jr M 28 350 26:46.91 *
70.Andrew Cerrito Pittsburgh, Sr M 28 351 27:12.09 *
79.Daniel Patti Pittsburgh, So M 28 357 27:50.23 *
91.Wesley Washington Pittsburgh, Sr M 28 359 28:50.96
97.Kevin Hull Pittsburgh, Sr M 28 353 29:57.56
13 SOUTH FLORIDA 418
76.Michael Babinec South Florida, Fr M 32 410 27:24.58 *
82.Argishti Gazari South Florida, Fr M 32 412 28:08.76 *
85.Julian Gines South Florida, Jr M 32 413 28:15.56 *
87.Steven Fernandez South Florida, Jr M 32 411 28:21.00 *
88.Felix Soto South Florida, Sr M 32 417 28:32.37 *
90.Joshua Pelletier South Florida, Fr M 32 416 28:47.76
93.Alex Hoffman South Florida, Fr M 32 414 29:29.02
0.Mario Ojeda South Florida, Fr M 32 415 29:55.11
14 SETON HALL 434
72.Jared Hanko Seton Hall, Sr M 31 398 27:18.57 *
81.Ryan Flannery Seton Hall, Fr M 31 397 28:01.01 *
92.Carl Johnston Seton Hall, Jr M 31 401 29:18.67 *
94.Tyler Orner Seton Hall, So M 31 403 29:29.60 *
95.Cory Hellwig Seton Hall, Sr M 31 399 29:43.71 *
96.Jacob Best Seton Hall, Fr M 31 395 29:51.96
98.Tony Cramond Seton Hall, Jr M 31 396 32:00.08
0.Joseph Martinelli Seton Hall, Fr M 31 402 33:33.44

Fernando Cabada Is On The Rise Again

http://running.competitor.com/2012/10/news/fernando-cabada-is-on-the-rise-again_60936

Fernando Cabada (Buchanan HS, Clovis 2000; Arkansas 2003; Virginia Intermont 2006)

CALIFORNIA TRACK INDEX 2012

CALIFORNIA TRACK INDEX 2012
by Keith Conning
keithconning@aol.com

A.J. Acosta (El Camino HS, Oceanside 2006; Oregon 2011)
Philip Adam (St. Joseph, Santa Maria 2006; Rice 2011)
Kyle Alcorn (Buchanan HS, Clovis 2003; Oregon 2005; Arizona State 2008)
Tony Allmond (St. Paul HS, Santa Fe Springs 2000; Mt. San Antonio CC 2002; South Carolina 2004)
Brendan Ames (Central HS, Cheyenne, WY 2007; Kentucky 2008; USC 2011)
Jeshua Anderson (Taft HS, Woodland Hills 2007; Washington State 2011)
Jordan Andrade (Mt. San Antonio College)
Nick Arciniaga (Fountain Valley HS 2001; Cal St. Fullerton 2005)
Dominique Arnold (Wilson HS, Long Beach 1991; Long Beach CC 1993; Washington State 1996)
Robert “Jake” Arnold (Maria Carrillo HS, Santa Rosa 2002; Arizona 2007)
Bolota Asmerom (J.W. McAteer HS, San Francisco 1996; California 2001)
Nkosinza Balumbu (James Logan HS, Union City 2005; Arkansas 2009)
DionDre Batson (Laguna Creek HS, Elk Grove 2010; American River College, Sacramento 2012)
Scott Bauhs (San Ramon Valley HS, Danville 2004; Chico State 2008)
Chris Benard (Riverside CC; Arizona State)
Brandon Bethke (El Toro HS, Lake Forest 2005; Wisconsin 2008; Arizona State 2010)
Tim Bogdanoff (Buchanan HS, Clovis 1998; Georgia Tech 1999; California 2003)
Aris Borjas (Buchanan HS, Clovis 2004; Fresno CC 2006; Cal Poly San Luis Obispo 2007)
James Brewer (University of Bath, England; California 2010)
Keinan Briggs (Valencia HS, Palencia 2002; Orange Coast JC 2003; CS Los Angeles 2006)
Ronald Brookins (Helix HS, La Mesa 2007; Sacramento State 2011)
Russell Brown (Hanover HS, NH 2003; Stanford 2008)
Ben Bruce (Mt. Carmel HS, San Diego 2000; San Diego Mesa CC 2002; Cal Poly San Luis Obispo 2005)
Giorgio Bryant (Bossier HS, Bossier City, LA 2008; Riverside CC 2009; Western Texas College 2010; Cal State Los Angeles 2012)
Noah Bryant (Carpinteria HS 2002; Southern California 2007)
Fernando Cabada (Buchanan HS, Clovis 2000; Arkansas 2003; Virginia Intermont 2006)
Jonathan Cabral (Agoura HS 2011; Oregon)
Randall Carroll (Cathedral HS, Los Angeles 2009; UCLA 2013)
Ronald Carter (Junipero Serra HS, San Juan Capistrano 2002; CS Long Beach 2006)
Jonathan Clark (Loyola HS, Los Angeles 2007; UCLA 2011)
Bryan Clay (Castle HS, Keneohe, HI 1998; Azusa Pacific 2002)
Michael Coe (Cabrillo HS, Lompoc 2006; California 2011)
Reindell Cole (Desert Pines HS, Las Vegas, NV 2006; CS Northridge 2011)
Durrell Coleman (Rockwall HS, TX 2006; Stanford 2010)
Josh Como (Rancho Verde HS, Moreno Valley 2006; Riverside CC 2008; CS Los Angeles 2011)
Kevin Craddock (James Logan HS, Union City 2005; UCLA 2009)
Val Pierre Dai’Re (Buhach Colony HS, Atwater 2005; Fresno State 2010)
Aaron Dan (Esperanza HS 2005; USC 2010)
James Davis (Will C. Wood HS, Vacaville 1994; Colorado 1999)
Dustin DeLeo (Los Alamitos HS 2004; UCLA 2009)
Chris Derrick (Neuqua Valley HS, Naperville, IL 2008; Stanford 2012)
Justin DeRubira (UC Santa Barbara 2010)
Casey DiCesare (Irvington HS, NY; UCLA 2011)
Ian Dobson (Klamath Union HS, Klamath Falls, OR 2000; Stanford 2005)
Colin Dunbar (Santa Barbara HS; Moorpark CC; Cal State Long Beach 2011)
Derek Eager (Tahoma HS, Covington, WA 2010; UCLA 2014)
Tetlo Emmen (West HS, Torrance 2002; UC Santa Barbara 2007)
Diego Estrada (Alisal HS, Salinas 2008; Northern Arizona 2012)
Craig Everhart (Davis HS, Yakima, WA 2001; Lincoln HS, Tacoma, WA 2002; UCLA 2006)
Darren Fahy (La Costa Canyon HS, Carlsbad 2012;
Eric Faldermeyer (Minisink Valley HS, Slate Hill, NY 2010; UCLA 2014)
German Fernandez (Riverbank HS 2008; Oklahoma State 2012)
Dylan Ferris (East Forsyth HS, Kernersville, NC 2008; Stanford 2012)
Mac Fleet (University City HS, San Diego 2009; Oregon 2013)
Eric Flores (Custer HS, SD; Black Hills State, Spearfish, SD 2009; Cal Lutheran 2011)
Francis Gadayan (Archbishop Riordan HS, San Francisco 2006; CCSF; California)
Greg Garza (Indio HS 2003; UCLA 2008)
Giliat Ghebray (James Logan HS, Union City 2002; California 2007)
Yosef Ghebray (James Logan HS, Union City 2006; California 2010)
Brett Gotcher (Aptos HS 2002; Stanford 2007)
Jimmy Grabow (Rim of the World HS, Lake Arrowhead; Cal State Long Beach 2007)
Brent Gray (Banning HS, Wilmington 2004; Long Beach CC 2006; CS Long Beach 2008)
Neelon Greenwood (Fairfield HS 2006; Sacramento CC 2008; Oklahoma 2010)
Brendan Gregg (Davis HS 2007; Stanford 2012)
Mickey Grimes (Canyon Springs HS, Moreno Valley 1995; Riverside CC 1997; Abilene Christian 1998)
Ryan Hall (Big Bear HS, Big Bear City 2001; Stanford 2006)
Michael Hancock (Washington HS, Denver 2008; Long Beach CC 2010; Iowa Central CC 2011)
Aleec Harris (Duluth HS, Norcross, GA 2009; Barton County CC, Great Bend, KS 2011; USC 2013)
Elliott Heath (Winona HS, MN 2008; Stanford 2012)
Garrett Heath (Winona HS, MN 2004; Stanford 2009)
Trey Henderson (Vancouver College HS, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada; USC 2011)
Graeme Hoste (Claremont HS 2004; Stanford 2008)
Tran Howell (Los Angeles HS 2006; Los Angeles Southwest CC 2008; Texas A&M 2011)
Joey Hughes (Polytechnic HS, Long Beach 2008; USC 2012)
Mark Jellison (Connecticut 2003)
Sam Jeter (King HS, Riverside 2007; Riverside CC 2009; Cal State Long Beach 2011)
Charles Jock (Mission Bay HS, San Diego 2008; UC Irvine 2012)
Ben Johnson (Albuquerque HS, NM 2008; Stanford 2012)
Kibwe Johnson (North Gwinnett HS, Suwanee, GA 1999; Georgia 2001; Moorpark CC 2002; Ashland 2007)
Michael Johnson (Rancho Cucamonga HS 2004; UCLA 2007; Louisville 2009)
Richard Jones (Benicia HS 2006; Central Arizona CC 2008; LSU 2010)
Mebrahtom Keflezighi (San Diego HS 1994; UCLA 1998)
Kai Kelley (Dorsey HS, Los Angeles 2004; USC 2008)
David Klech (California HS, San Ramon 2006; UCLA 2007; Oregon 2011)
Tom Kloos (El Camino HS, Oceanside; Columbia)
Dylan Knight (La Sierra HS, Riverside 2007; UCLA 2011)
Matt Kosecki (Humble HS, TX 2009; UCLA 2014)
Giovanni Lanaro (West Covina HS 1999; Mt. San Antonio JC 2001; Cal State Fullerton 2004)
Lionel Larry (Dominguez HS, Compton 2004; USC 2008)
Christopher Lawson (CSU Long Beach)
Will Leer (Minnetonka HS, MN; Pomona Pitzer 2007)
Steve Lewis (Banning HS, Wilmington 1985; American HS, Fremont 1987; UCLA 1990)
Paul Litchfield (Bear River HS, Auburn 1999; Idaho State 2003)
Jordan Locklear (Jack Britt HS, Fayetteville, NC 2009; American Indian Public HS, Oakland, CA; California)
Matthew Maldonado (Modesto HS; CSU Long Beach)
Josh Mance (Chino Hills HS 2008; J.W. North HS; Don Lugo HS 2010; USC 2014)
Martin Maric (Srednja Tehnicka Prometna Skola HS; Georgia; California 2009)
Ryan Martin (Santa Margarita Catholic HS, Lake Forest; UCSB)
Remontay McClain (Azusa Pacific)
Conor McCullough (Chaminade College Preparatory, West Hills, CA; Princeton)
Derek Miles (Bella Vista HS, Fair Oaks 1991; South Dakota 1996)
Marco Moon (Archbishop Riordan HS, San Francisco; Sacramento CC 2008; Oklahoma)
Michael Morrison (Great Bridge HS, Chesapeake, VA 2006; Florida 2008; California 2011)
Amaechi Morton (Riverwood HS, Atlanta, GA 2008; Stanford 2012)
Bryshon Nellum (USC)
Billy Nelson (Taft Union HS, 2002; Colorado 2008)
Tim Nelson (Liberty Christian HS, Palo Cedro 2003; Wisconsin 2007)
Jamie Nieto 02Nov76 (Valley HS, Sacramento 1994; Sacramento CC 1996; Eastern Michigan 1998)
Amin Nikfar (Adrian Wilcox HS, Santa Clara; California 2004; Iran)
Jonathan Peterson (Davis Sr. HS, Davis; UC Davis)
Trevell Quinley (Merrill F. West HS, Tracy 2001; Arizona State 2005)
Jake Riley (Sehome HS, Bellingham, WA 2007; Stanford 2011)
Nick Ross (Vista Murrieta HS, Murrieta; Arizona)
Scott Roth (Granite Bay HS 2006; Washington 2011)
Felix Sanchez (University City HS, San Diego 1995; San Diego Mesa 1997; USC 2000)
Dave Scudamore (Palos Verdes HS 1988; Stanford 1993)
Charlie Serrano (Royal HS, Simi Valley 2002; Chico State 2007)
Cale Simmons (Rocklin HS; U.S. Air Force Academy)
Steve Sodaro (Redwood HS, Larkspur 2006; California 2011)
Duane Solomon (Cabrillo HS, Lompoc 2003; USC 2008)
Tyler Sorensen
J.T. Sullivan (Trabuco Hills HS 2007; Stanford 2011)
David Torrence (Loyola HS, Los Angeles 2003; California 2008)
Mo Trafeh (Duarte HS 2004; Arizona)
Tyler Wallace (Chaparral HS, Temecula; Riverside CC; CSU Long Beach 2012)
Ameer Webb (Tustin HS 2009; Cerritos CC 2011; Texas A&M 2013)
Jesse Williams (Broughton HS, Raleigh, NC 2002; North Carolina State 2003; Southern California 2006)
Rubin Williams (Oak Grove HS, San Jose 1999; Valley Christian HS, San Jose 2002; Tennessee 2008)
Alex Wilright (Franklin HS, Elk Grove 2006; UC Davis 2011)
Ryan Wilson (Westerville North HS, Westerville, OH 1999; USC 2003)
Michael Woepse (Mater Dei, Santa Ana; UCLA)
Ed Wright (St. Mary’s, Berkeley 2004; California 2008)
Reginald Wyatt Jr. (J.W. North HS, Riverside 2007; La Sierra HS, Riverside 2009; USC 2013)
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Amy Acuff (Calallen HS, Corpus Christi, TX 1993; UCLA)
Mary Akor (Muir HS, Pasadena 1994; El Camino CC; Cal State Dominguez Hills)
Nia Ali (West Catholic HS, Philadelphia, PA 2005; Pleasantville HS, NJ 2006; Tennessee 2007; USC 2011)
Lindsay Allen (College Park HS, Pleasant Hill 2004; Stanford 2008)
Falesha Ankton (Benicia HS 2005; Washington 2010)
Whitney Ashley (J.W. North HS, Riverside; Cerritos CC; San Diego State 2012)
La Tijera Avery (Culver City HS; Nevada)
Keshia Baker (Fairfield HS 2006; Oregon 2010)
Jennifer Bergman (Valley Christian HS, San Jose; Arizona)
Magdalena Lewy Boulet (Lakeside HS, Lake Elsinore 1993; California 2007)
Stephanie Brown Trafton (Arroyo Grande HS 1998; Cal Poly SLO 2003)
Jillian Camarena-Williams (Woodland HS 2000; Stanford 2004)
Kori Carter (Claremont HS 2010; Stanford 2014)
Lauren Centrowitz (Broadneck HS, Arnold, MD 2004; Stanford 2009)
Kim Conley (Montgomery HS, Santa Rosa 2004; UC Davis 2008)
Virginia “Ginnie” Powell Crawford (Rainier Beach HS, Seattle, WA 2002; USC 2006)
Desiree Davila (Hilltop HS, Chula Vista CA 2001; Arizona State 2005)
Sharon Day (Costa Mesa HS 2002; Cal Poly SLO 2008)
Lashinda Demus (Wilson HS, Long Beach 2001; South Carolina 2005)
Nichole Denby (J.W. North HS, Riverside 2000; Texas 2004)
Jane Doolittle (Mountain View HS; UC Santa Barbara)
Karynn Dunn (Diamond Ranch HS, Diamond Bar 2009; Stanford)
Tara Erdman (Flowing Wells HS, Tucson 2007; Loyola Marymount, Los Angeles 2011)
Allyson Felix [Los Angeles Baptist HS, North Hills 2003; USC 2008 (student only)]
Lauren Fleshman (Canyon HS, Canyon Country 1999; Stanford 2003)
Jasmine Gibbs (El Camino HS 2012)
Brianna Glenn (La Mirada HS 1998; Arizona 2002)
Sara Hall (Montgomery HS, Santa Rosa 2001; Stanford 2005)
Dawn Harper (East St. Louis Senior HS, IL 2002; UCLA 2006)
Jordan Hasay (Mission Prep, San Luis Obispo 2009; Oregon 2013)
Joanna Hayes (J.W. North HS, Riverside; UCLA)
Shataya Hendricks (St. Thomas Aquinas HS, Fort Lauderdale, FL; Stanford)
Carmelita Jeter (Bishop Montgomery HS, Torrance 1998; Cal State Dominguez Hills 2003)
Chelsea Johnson (Atascadero HS 2002; UCLA 2006)
Deena Kastor (Agoura HS; Arkansas)
Alex Kosinski (Oak Ridge HS, El Dorado Hills; Oregon)
Kathy Kroeger (Independence HS, Franklin, TN; Stanford)
Nicole Leach (West Philadelphia HS, PA; UCLA)
Whitney Liehr (Palos Verdes HS, Palos Verdes Estates 2007; Stanford 2011)
Chaunte (Howard) Lowe (JW North HS, Riverside 2002; Georgia Tech 2005)
Deborah Maier (Ponderosa HS, Shingle Springs; California)
Brenda Martinez (Rancho Cucamonga HS 2005; UC Riverside 2010)
Erica McLain (East HS, Plano, TX 2004; Stanford 2008)
Inika McPherson (Memorial HS, Port Arthur, TX 2005; California 2010)
Teresa McWalters (Home Schooled in San Francisco; Stanford)
Kristen Meister (Maumee Valley Country Day HS, Toledo, OH 2006; Davidson, N.C. 2007; California 2011)
Alysia (Johnson) Montano (Canyon HS, Canyon Country 2004; California 2008)
Dalilah Muhammad (Benjamin Cardozo HS, Bayside, NY; USC)
Julie Nacouzi (Montgomery HS, Santa Rosa 2011)
Joy O’Hare (Cheyenne Mountain HS, Colorado Springs, CO; Stanford)
Chizoba Okodogbe (Deer Valley HS, Antioch; Oregon)
Liz Palmer (Arapahoe HS, Littleton, CO 1978; Northern Colorado 1982)
Alexi Pappas (Bishop O’Dowd HS, Oakland; Dartmouth)
Aareon Payne (Beaumont School, Cleveland Heights, Ohio; USC)
Tori Pena (Edison HS, Huntington Beach; UCLA)
Michelle Perry (Quartz Hill HS 1997; UCLA 2001)
Clara (Horowitz) Peterson (Head-Royce HS, Oakland 2002; Duke 2006)
Amber Purvis (Benicia HS, CA 2008; Oregon 2012)
Ashton Purvis (St. Elizabeth HS, Oakland 2010; Miami; Laney)
Renisha Robinson (Sacramento State)
Shannon Rowbury (Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep, San Francisco 2002; Duke 2007)
Melinda Smedley (Lincoln HS, Stockton; San Diego State 2003)
Shalonda Solomon (Polytechnic HS, Long Beach 2004; South Carolina 2008)
Brysun Stately (Rancho Cordova HS, Cordova; USC)
Thandi Stewart (James Logan HS, Union City; Miami)
Allison Stokke (Newport Harbor HS, Newport Beach; California)
Jere Summers (Berkeley HS 2006; CS Northridge 2007; Louisville 2010)
Jeneba Tarmoh (Mt. Pleasant HS, San Jose 2007; Tennessee 2008; Texas A&M 2012)
Nicole Teter (West Valley HS, Cottonwood; Arkansas; Shasta CC)
Vashti Thomas (Mt. Pleasant HS, San Jose 2008; Texas A&M 2012; Academy of Art, San Francisco)
Turquoise Thompson (Junipero Serra HS, Gardena 2009; UCLA 2013)
Sheena Tosta (Gar-Field HS, Woodbridge, VA 2000; UCLA 2005)
Blessing Ufodiama (Polytechnic HS, Long Beach 2000; Washington State 2004)
Maggie Vessey (Soquel HS 2000; Cal Poly San Luis Obispo 2005)
Lea Wallace (Vintage HS, Napa 2006; Cal Poly SLO; Sacramento State 2011)
Amy Weissenbach (Harvard-Westlake HS; Stanford)
Charonda Willliams (Samuel L. Gompers Continuation HS, Richmond 2005; Laney CC, Oakland 2007; Arizona State 2009)
Shelise Williams (Wilson HS, Long Beach 2007; Arkansas 2011)
Trinity Wilson (St. Mary’s HS, Berkeley 2012)
Jamesha Youngblood (Hercules HS 2007; Oregon 2011)

CALIFORNIA TRACK INDEX 2012
A.J. Acosta (El Camino HS, Oceanside 2006; Oregon 2011)
Philip Adam (St. Joseph, Santa Maria 2006; Rice 2011)
Kyle Alcorn (Buchanan HS, Clovis 2003; Oregon 2005; Arizona State 2008)
Tony Allmond (St. Paul HS, Santa Fe Springs 2000; Mt. San Antonio CC 2002; South Carolina 2004)
Brendan Ames (Central HS, Cheyenne, WY 2007; Kentucky 2008; USC 2011)
Jeshua Anderson (Taft HS, Woodland Hills 2007; Washington State 2011)
Jordan Andrade (Mt. San Antonio College)
Nick Arciniaga (Fountain Valley HS 2001; Cal St. Fullerton 2005)
Dominique Arnold (Wilson HS, Long Beach 1991; Long Beach CC 1993; Washington State 1996)
Robert “Jake” Arnold (Maria Carrillo HS, Santa Rosa 2002; Arizona 2007)
Bolota Asmerom (J.W. McAteer HS, San Francisco 1996; California 2001)
Nkosinza Balumbu (James Logan HS, Union City 2005; Arkansas 2009)
DionDre Batson (Laguna Creek HS, Elk Grove 2010; American River College, Sacramento 2012)
Scott Bauhs (San Ramon Valley HS, Danville 2004; Chico State 2008)
Chris Benard (Riverside CC; Arizona State)
Brandon Bethke (El Toro HS, Lake Forest 2005; Wisconsin 2008; Arizona State 2010)
Tim Bogdanoff (Buchanan HS, Clovis 1998; Georgia Tech 1999; California 2003)
Aris Borjas (Buchanan HS, Clovis 2004; Fresno CC 2006; Cal Poly San Luis Obispo 2007)
James Brewer (University of Bath, England; California 2010)
Keinan Briggs (Valencia HS, Palencia 2002; Orange Coast JC 2003; CS Los Angeles 2006)
Ronald Brookins (Helix HS, La Mesa 2007; Sacramento State 2011)
Russell Brown (Hanover HS, NH 2003; Stanford 2008)
Ben Bruce (Mt. Carmel HS, San Diego 2000; San Diego Mesa CC 2002; Cal Poly San Luis Obispo 2005)
Giorgio Bryant (Bossier HS, Bossier City, LA 2008; Riverside CC 2009; Western Texas College 2010; Cal State Los Angeles 2012)
Noah Bryant (Carpinteria HS 2002; Southern California 2007)
Fernando Cabada (Buchanan HS, Clovis 2000; Arkansas 2003; Virginia Intermont 2006)
Jonathan Cabral (Agoura HS 2011; Oregon)
Randall Carroll (Cathedral HS, Los Angeles 2009; UCLA 2013)
Ronald Carter (Junipero Serra HS, San Juan Capistrano 2002; CS Long Beach 2006)
Jonathan Clark (Loyola HS, Los Angeles 2007; UCLA 2011)
Bryan Clay (Castle HS, Keneohe, HI 1998; Azusa Pacific 2002)
Michael Coe (Cabrillo HS, Lompoc 2006; California 2011)
Reindell Cole (Desert Pines HS, Las Vegas, NV 2006; CS Northridge 2011)
Durrell Coleman (Rockwall HS, TX 2006; Stanford 2010)
Josh Como (Rancho Verde HS, Moreno Valley 2006; Riverside CC 2008; CS Los Angeles 2011)
Kevin Craddock (James Logan HS, Union City 2005; UCLA 2009)
Val Pierre Dai’Re (Buhach Colony HS, Atwater 2005; Fresno State 2010)
Aaron Dan (Esperanza HS 2005; USC 2010)
James Davis (Will C. Wood HS, Vacaville 1994; Colorado 1999)
Dustin DeLeo (Los Alamitos HS 2004; UCLA 2009)
Chris Derrick (Neuqua Valley HS, Naperville, IL 2008; Stanford 2012)
Justin DeRubira (UC Santa Barbara 2010)
Casey DiCesare (Irvington HS, NY; UCLA 2011)
Ian Dobson (Klamath Union HS, Klamath Falls, OR 2000; Stanford 2005)
Colin Dunbar (Santa Barbara HS; Moorpark CC; Cal State Long Beach 2011)
Derek Eager (Tahoma HS, Covington, WA 2010; UCLA 2014)
Tetlo Emmen (West HS, Torrance 2002; UC Santa Barbara 2007)
Diego Estrada (Alisal HS, Salinas 2008; Northern Arizona 2012)
Craig Everhart (Davis HS, Yakima, WA 2001; Lincoln HS, Tacoma, WA 2002; UCLA 2006)
Darren Fahy (La Costa Canyon HS, Carlsbad 2012;
Eric Faldermeyer (Minisink Valley HS, Slate Hill, NY 2010; UCLA 2014)
German Fernandez (Riverbank HS 2008; Oklahoma State 2012)
Dylan Ferris (East Forsyth HS, Kernersville, NC 2008; Stanford 2012)
Mac Fleet (University City HS, San Diego 2009; Oregon 2013)
Eric Flores (Custer HS, SD; Black Hills State, Spearfish, SD 2009; Cal Lutheran 2011)
Francis Gadayan (Archbishop Riordan HS, San Francisco 2006; CCSF; California)
Greg Garza (Indio HS 2003; UCLA 2008)
Giliat Ghebray (James Logan HS, Union City 2002; California 2007)
Yosef Ghebray (James Logan HS, Union City 2006; California 2010)
Brett Gotcher (Aptos HS 2002; Stanford 2007)
Jimmy Grabow (Rim of the World HS, Lake Arrowhead; Cal State Long Beach 2007)
Brent Gray (Banning HS, Wilmington 2004; Long Beach CC 2006; CS Long Beach 2008)
Neelon Greenwood (Fairfield HS 2006; Sacramento CC 2008; Oklahoma 2010)
Brendan Gregg (Davis HS 2007; Stanford 2012)
Mickey Grimes (Canyon Springs HS, Moreno Valley 1995; Riverside CC 1997; Abilene Christian 1998)
Ryan Hall (Big Bear HS, Big Bear City 2001; Stanford 2006)
Michael Hancock (Washington HS, Denver 2008; Long Beach CC 2010; Iowa Central CC 2011)
Aleec Harris (Duluth HS, Norcross, GA 2009; Barton County CC, Great Bend, KS 2011; USC 2013)
Elliott Heath (Winona HS, MN 2008; Stanford 2012)
Garrett Heath (Winona HS, MN 2004; Stanford 2009)
Trey Henderson (Vancouver College HS, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada; USC 2011)
Graeme Hoste (Claremont HS 2004; Stanford 2008)
Tran Howell (Los Angeles HS 2006; Los Angeles Southwest CC 2008; Texas A&M 2011)
Joey Hughes (Polytechnic HS, Long Beach 2008; USC 2012)
Mark Jellison (Connecticut 2003)
Sam Jeter (King HS, Riverside 2007; Riverside CC 2009; Cal State Long Beach 2011)
Charles Jock (Mission Bay HS, San Diego 2008; UC Irvine 2012)
Ben Johnson (Albuquerque HS, NM 2008; Stanford 2012)
Kibwe Johnson (North Gwinnett HS, Suwanee, GA 1999; Georgia 2001; Moorpark CC 2002; Ashland 2007)
Michael Johnson (Rancho Cucamonga HS 2004; UCLA 2007; Louisville 2009)
Richard Jones (Benicia HS 2006; Central Arizona CC 2008; LSU 2010)
Mebrahtom Keflezighi (San Diego HS 1994; UCLA 1998)
Kai Kelley (Dorsey HS, Los Angeles 2004; USC 2008)
David Klech (California HS, San Ramon 2006; UCLA 2007; Oregon 2011)
Tom Kloos (El Camino HS, Oceanside; Columbia)
Dylan Knight (La Sierra HS, Riverside 2007; UCLA 2011)
Matt Kosecki (Humble HS, TX 2009; UCLA 2014)
Giovanni Lanaro (West Covina HS 1999; Mt. San Antonio JC 2001; Cal State Fullerton 2004)
Lionel Larry (Dominguez HS, Compton 2004; USC 2008)
Christopher Lawson (CSU Long Beach)
Will Leer (Minnetonka HS, MN; Pomona Pitzer 2007)
Steve Lewis (Banning HS, Wilmington 1985; American HS, Fremont 1987; UCLA 1990)
Paul Litchfield (Bear River HS, Auburn 1999; Idaho State 2003)
Jordan Locklear (Jack Britt HS, Fayetteville, NC 2009; American Indian Public HS, Oakland, CA; California)
Matthew Maldonado (Modesto HS; CSU Long Beach)
Josh Mance (Chino Hills HS 2008; J.W. North HS; Don Lugo HS 2010; USC 2014)
Martin Maric (Srednja Tehnicka Prometna Skola HS; Georgia; California 2009)
Ryan Martin (Santa Margarita Catholic HS, Lake Forest; UCSB)
Remontay McClain (Azusa Pacific)
Conor McCullough (Chaminade College Preparatory, West Hills, CA; Princeton)
Derek Miles (Bella Vista HS, Fair Oaks 1991; South Dakota 1996)
Marco Moon (Archbishop Riordan HS, San Francisco; Sacramento CC 2008; Oklahoma)
Michael Morrison (Great Bridge HS, Chesapeake, VA 2006; Florida 2008; California 2011)
Amaechi Morton (Riverwood HS, Atlanta, GA 2008; Stanford 2012)
Bryshon Nellum (Polytechnic HS, Long Beach 2007; USC 2012)
Billy Nelson (Taft Union HS, 2002; Colorado 2008)
Tim Nelson (Liberty Christian HS, Palo Cedro 2003; Wisconsin 2007)
Jamie Nieto 02Nov76 (Valley HS, Sacramento 1994; Sacramento CC 1996; Eastern Michigan 1998)
Amin Nikfar (Adrian Wilcox HS, Santa Clara; California 2004; Iran)
Jonathan Peterson (Davis Sr. HS, Davis; UC Davis)
Trevell Quinley (Merrill F. West HS, Tracy 2001; Arizona State 2005)
Jake Riley (Sehome HS, Bellingham, WA 2007; Stanford 2011)
Nick Ross (Vista Murrieta HS, Murrieta; Arizona)
Scott Roth (Granite Bay HS 2006; Washington 2011)
Felix Sanchez (University City HS, San Diego 1995; San Diego Mesa 1997; USC 2000)
Dave Scudamore (Palos Verdes HS 1988; Stanford 1993)
Charlie Serrano (Royal HS, Simi Valley 2002; Chico State 2007)
Cale Simmons (Rocklin HS; U.S. Air Force Academy)
Steve Sodaro (Redwood HS, Larkspur 2006; California 2011)
Duane Solomon (Cabrillo HS, Lompoc 2003; USC 2008)
Tyler Sorensen
J.T. Sullivan (Trabuco Hills HS 2007; Stanford 2011)
David Torrence (Loyola HS, Los Angeles 2003; California 2008)
Mo Trafeh (Duarte HS 2004; Arizona)
Tyler Wallace (Chaparral HS, Temecula; Riverside CC; CSU Long Beach 2012)
Ameer Webb (Tustin HS 2009; Cerritos CC 2011; Texas A&M 2013)
Jesse Williams (Broughton HS, Raleigh, NC 2002; North Carolina State 2003; Southern California 2006)
Rubin Williams (Oak Grove HS, San Jose 1999; Valley Christian HS, San Jose 2002; Tennessee 2008)
Alex Wilright (Franklin HS, Elk Grove 2006; UC Davis 2011)
Ryan Wilson (Westerville North HS, Westerville, OH 1999; USC 2003)
Michael Woepse (Mater Dei, Santa Ana; UCLA)
Ed Wright (St. Mary’s, Berkeley 2004; California 2008)
Reginald Wyatt Jr. (J.W. North HS, Riverside 2007; La Sierra HS, Riverside 2009; USC 2013)
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Women
Amy Acuff (Calallen HS, Corpus Christi, TX 1993; UCLA)
Mary Akor (Muir HS, Pasadena 1994; El Camino CC; Cal State Dominguez Hills)
Nia Ali (West Catholic HS, Philadelphia, PA 2005; Pleasantville HS, NJ 2006; Tennessee 2007; USC 2011)
Lindsay Allen (College Park HS, Pleasant Hill 2004; Stanford 2008)
Falesha Ankton (Benicia HS 2005; Washington 2010)
Whitney Ashley (J.W. North HS, Riverside; Cerritos CC; San Diego State 2012)
La Tijera Avery (Culver City HS; Nevada)
Keshia Baker (Fairfield HS 2006; Oregon 2010)
Jennifer Bergman (Valley Christian HS, San Jose; Arizona)
Magdalena Lewy Boulet (Lakeside HS, Lake Elsinore 1993; California 2007)
Stephanie Brown Trafton (Arroyo Grande HS 1998; Cal Poly SLO 2003)
Jillian Camarena-Williams (Woodland HS 2000; Stanford 2004)
Kori Carter (Claremont HS 2010; Stanford 2014)
Lauren Centrowitz (Broadneck HS, Arnold, MD 2004; Stanford 2009)
Kim Conley (Montgomery HS, Santa Rosa 2004; UC Davis 2008)
Virginia “Ginnie” Powell Crawford (Rainier Beach HS, Seattle, WA 2002; USC 2006)
Desiree Davila (Hilltop HS, Chula Vista CA 2001; Arizona State 2005)
Sharon Day (Costa Mesa HS 2002; Cal Poly SLO 2008)
Lashinda Demus (Wilson HS, Long Beach 2001; South Carolina 2005)
Nichole Denby (J.W. North HS, Riverside 2000; Texas 2004)
Jane Doolittle (Mountain View HS; UC Santa Barbara)
Karynn Dunn (Diamond Ranch HS, Diamond Bar 2009; Stanford)
Tara Erdman (Flowing Wells HS, Tucson 2007; Loyola Marymount, Los Angeles 2011)
Allyson Felix [Los Angeles Baptist HS, North Hills 2003; USC 2008 (student only)]
Lauren Fleshman (Canyon HS, Canyon Country 1999; Stanford 2003)
Jasmine Gibbs (El Camino HS 2012)
Brianna Glenn (La Mirada HS 1998; Arizona 2002)
Sara Hall (Montgomery HS, Santa Rosa 2001; Stanford 2005)
Dawn Harper (East St. Louis Senior HS, IL 2002; UCLA 2006)
Jordan Hasay (Mission Prep, San Luis Obispo 2009; Oregon 2013)
Joanna Hayes (J.W. North HS, Riverside; UCLA)
Shataya Hendricks (St. Thomas Aquinas HS, Fort Lauderdale, FL; Stanford)
Carmelita Jeter (Bishop Montgomery HS, Torrance 1998; Cal State Dominguez Hills 2003)
Chelsea Johnson (Atascadero HS 2002; UCLA 2006)
Deena Kastor (Agoura HS; Arkansas)
Alex Kosinski (Oak Ridge HS, El Dorado Hills; Oregon)
Kathy Kroeger (Independence HS, Franklin, TN; Stanford)
Nicole Leach (West Philadelphia HS, PA; UCLA)
Whitney Liehr (Palos Verdes HS, Palos Verdes Estates 2007; Stanford 2011)
Chaunte (Howard) Lowe (JW North HS, Riverside 2002; Georgia Tech 2005)
Deborah Maier (Ponderosa HS, Shingle Springs; California)
Brenda Martinez (Rancho Cucamonga HS 2005; UC Riverside 2010)
Erica McLain (East HS, Plano, TX 2004; Stanford 2008)
Inika McPherson (Memorial HS, Port Arthur, TX 2005; California 2010)
Teresa McWalters (Home Schooled in San Francisco; Stanford)
Kristen Meister (Maumee Valley Country Day HS, Toledo, OH 2006; Davidson, N.C. 2007; California 2011)
Alysia (Johnson) Montano (Canyon HS, Canyon Country 2004; California 2008)
Dalilah Muhammad (Benjamin Cardozo HS, Bayside, NY; USC)
Julie Nacouzi (Montgomery HS, Santa Rosa 2011)
Joy O’Hare (Cheyenne Mountain HS, Colorado Springs, CO; Stanford)
Chizoba Okodogbe (Deer Valley HS, Antioch; Oregon)
Liz Palmer (Arapahoe HS, Littleton, CO 1978; Northern Colorado 1982)
Alexi Pappas (Bishop O’Dowd HS, Oakland; Dartmouth; Oregon)
Aareon Payne (Beaumont School, Cleveland Heights, Ohio; USC)
Tori Pena (Edison HS, Huntington Beach; UCLA)
Michelle Perry (Quartz Hill HS 1997; UCLA 2001)
Clara (Horowitz) Peterson (Head-Royce HS, Oakland 2002; Duke 2006)
Amber Purvis (Benicia HS, CA 2008; Oregon 2012)
Ashton Purvis (St. Elizabeth HS, Oakland 2010; Miami; Laney)
Julian Purvis (St. Elizabeth HS, Oakland 2008; Michigan; Academy of Art)
Renisha Robinson (Sacramento State)
Shannon Rowbury (Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep, San Francisco 2002; Duke 2007)
Melinda Smedley (Lincoln HS, Stockton; San Diego State 2003)
Shalonda Solomon (Polytechnic HS, Long Beach 2004; South Carolina 2008)
Brysun Stately (Rancho Cordova HS, Cordova; USC)
Thandi Stewart (James Logan HS, Union City; Miami)
Allison Stokke (Newport Harbor HS, Newport Beach; California)
Jere Summers (Berkeley HS 2006; CS Northridge 2007; Louisville 2010)
Jeneba Tarmoh (Mt. Pleasant HS, San Jose 2007; Tennessee 2008; Texas A&M 2012)
Nicole Teter (West Valley HS, Cottonwood; Arkansas; Shasta CC)
Vashti Thomas (Mt. Pleasant HS, San Jose 2008; Texas A&M 2012; Academy of Art, San Francisco)
Turquoise Thompson (Junipero Serra HS, Gardena 2009; UCLA 2013)
Sheena Tosta (Gar-Field HS, Woodbridge, VA 2000; UCLA 2005)
Blessing Ufodiama (Polytechnic HS, Long Beach 2000; Washington State 2004)
Maggie Vessey (Soquel HS 2000; Cal Poly San Luis Obispo 2005)
Lea Wallace (Vintage HS, Napa 2006; Cal Poly SLO; Sacramento State 2011)
Amy Weissenbach (Harvard-Westlake HS; Stanford)
Charonda Willliams (Samuel L. Gompers Continuation HS, Richmond 2005; Laney CC, Oakland 2007; Arizona State 2009)
Shelise Williams (Wilson HS, Long Beach 2007; Arkansas 2011)
Trinity Wilson (St. Mary’s HS, Berkeley 2012)
Jamesha Youngblood (Hercules HS 2007; Oregon 2011)