by Larry EderHere are the results for NCAA Division 1 Results, by Walt Murphy. Please be careful during Hurricane Sandy!
Walt Murphy’s News and Results Service (wmurphy25@aol.com)
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I’m still in the process of completing this week’s issue, but, since Hurricane Sandy has already led to some power outages in the NY City area (I live in Queens), I’m sending out this preliminary version in case I lose power before I’m done.
I plan to ride out the storm in the safety of my apartment building, but some people in low-lying areas could be in for some very hard times in the coming days.
Div.I Conferences
WOMEN
ACC*
Blacksburg,Va, 10-27, 6k.
Results: http://tinyurl.com/ACC-W2012
Florida St.:http://tinyurl.com/98u3eb2
After telling Florida State coach Karen Harvey the night before how much she wanted to win the ACC title, senior Violah Lagat delivered in a big way, winning by more than a minute over runnerup Catherinw White of Viginia.
Lagat’s win sparked the top-ranked Seminoles to their 5th straight ACC title.
Duke is #11 and Boston College is #26.
1. Florida State 35 7. Clemson 191
2. Duke 67 8. Wake Forest 222
3. Boston Coll. 82 9. Georgia Tech 258
4. No.Car.St. 86 10. Virginia Tech 260
5. No.Carolina 152 11. Maryland 296
6. Virginia 170 12. Miami 350
1.Violah Lagat (Florida State/Kenya) 20:00, 2.Catherine White (Virginia) 21:06, 3.Juliet Bottorff (Duke) 20:10, 4.Colleen Quigley (FlaSt) 20:17, 5.Kayleigh Tyeman (FlaSt) 20:20, 6.Lakowske (Duke) 20:23, 7.Thompson (NC St) 20:28, 8.Irving (Wake Forest) 20:30, 9.Westphal (Boston College) 20:32, 10.King (BC) 20:37,
11.Winslow (Fl.St) 20:43, 12.Norman (NC St) 20:45, 13.George (NC ST) 20:46, 14.Peel 9Fl.St) 20:52, 15.Dahlberg (BC) 20:54, 16.Mueller (BC) 20:55, 17.Morgan (Duke) 20:56, 18.Strehler (UVA) 20:57, 19.Farber (UNC) 20:59, 20.Baskir (Duke) 21:00, 21.Ahn (Duke) 21:02, 22.Brasovan (Duke) 21:06…24.Dunn (Fl.St) 21:13, 25.Parry (Fl.St) 21:15….33.Stasiuk (BC) 21:28….43.Kenny (BC) 21:52, 44.Rubin (Duke) 21:57….49.O’Brien (BC) 22:02
BIG-12*
Austin,TX, 10-27, 6k
Results: http://tinyurl.com/Big12-2012
Iowa State:http://tinyurl.com/9m4nhao
Betsy Saina’s individual win led #2-Iowa State to its 3rd Big-12 title in the last 4 years.
Oklahoma State is ranked #27, Texas is #14.
Saina becane the first Cyclone conference champion since Dorthe Rassmussen won the Big Eight title in 1981.
1. Iowa State 34 6. Kansas St. 168
2. Oklahoma St. 81 7. Kansas 173
3. Texas 87 8. Baylor 183
4. WestVirginia 115 9. Oklahoma 229
5. TCU 153 10. Texas Tech 262
1.Betsy Saina (Iowa State/Kenya) 20:06, 2.Meaghan Nelson (Iowa St) 20:10, 3.Sara Sutherland (Texas) 20:19, 4.Monika Juodeskaite (OklaSt/Lithuania) 20:20, 5.Jessica Engel (Oklahoma) 20:25, 6.Hall (Texas) 20:32, 7.Piliusina )Okla St./Lithuania) 20:38, 8.Nelson (IowaSt) 20:52, 9.Bluske (IowaSt) 20:52, 10.Brault (West Virginia) 20:52,
11.Galvan (KanSt) 21:00, 12.A.Kemboi (TCU/Kenya) 21:02, 13.Johnson (Bay) 21:17, 14.Moen (IowaSt) 21:20, 15.Siebert (Texas) 21:28, 16.Petersen (IowaSt) 21:31, 17.Terry (TCU) 21:32, 18.Riley (IowaSt) 21:34, 19.Williams (WV) 21:37, 20.Campos (OklaSt) 21:40…22.Kujawa (OklaSt) 21:40…28.Hanna (OklaSt) 21:44…30. Marches (Texas) 21:53…32.Glenn (OklaSt) 21:57…34.Howen (Texas) 22:01, 35.Jones (Texas) 22:05…48.Read (Texas) 22:26
PAC-12*
Robinson Ranch GC, Santa Clarita, CA, 10-27, 8k;
Results:
http://tinyurl.com/PAC12-W2012
Oregon:
http://tinyurl.com/OregonW-
Taking 3 of the top 5 places, #3-Oregon beat 3 other top-10 teams to win its first conference title since 1995.
Other ranked teams: Arizona(5), Stanford(4), Washington(6), Colorado(21).
1. Oregon 47 7. Utah 200
2. Arizona 69 8. California 209
3. Stanford 82 9. Arizona St.  
; 210
4. Washington 92 10. USC 295
5. Colorado 124 11. Oregon St. 305
6. UCLA 172 12. WashingtonSt 308
1.Kathy Kroeger (Stanford) 20:06, 2.Jordan Hasay (Oregon) 20:10, 3.Elvin Kibet (Arizona/Kenya) 20:11, 4.Alexi Pappas (Ore) 20:12, 5.Allie Woodward (Ore) 20:16, 6.Mergaert (Utah) 20:22, 7.Bergman (Ariz) 20:25, 8.Houlihan (AzSt) 20:26, 9.Santisteban (Cal) 20:30, 10.Cuffe (Stan) 20:32,
11.Kipp (Colo) 20:36, 12.Goethals (Wash) 20:37, 13.Tonn (Stan) 20:37, 14.Flanagan (Wash) 20:37, 15.Johnson (Wash) 20:38, 16.Verdon (Colo) 20:41, 17.Leblanc (Ore) 20:42, 18.Corbin (Ariz) 20:45, 19.Penney (Ore) 20:7, 20.Russell (Ariz) 20:48,
21.Apgar (Ariz) 20:49, 22.Hatton (Stan) 20:52, 23.Conlon (Ore) 20:58, 24.Leonardi (Ore) 21:03, 25.Miller (Wash) 21:04, 26.Flood (Wash) 21:05, 27.Viger (Colo) 21:05…31.Tremblay (Colo) 21:16… 34.Austin (Wash) 21:19, 35.Bulder (Ariz) 21:20…37.Lacy (Stan) 21:25…40.Formaz (Ariz) 21:35, 41.Stolting (Colo) 21:38, 42.Logan (Colo) 21:39…46.Meyers (Wash) 21:45…50.Mehra (Stan) 21:51…68.Foster (Stan) 22:20…70.McAlister (Colo) 22:23.
BIG-10*
East Lansing,MI, 10-28, 6k.
Results: http://tinyurl.com/Big10-W12
Michigan: http://tinyurl.com/MichW-Big10
#7-Michigan beat #15-Michigan State, the 2-time defending champions, to win its first Big-10 title since 2006l
3rd was #-13 Penn State, 4th was #25-Minnesota.
1. Michigan 55 7. Northwestern 185
2. Michigan St. 75 8. Indiana 197
3. Penn State 96 9. Illinois 216
4. Minnesota 134 10. Iowa 228
5. Wisconsin 147 11. Purdue 248
6. Ohio State 170 12. Nebraska 397
1.Sara Kroll (Michigan St) 20:12, 2.Mareike Schrulle (Iowa) 20:16, 3.Rebecca Addison (Michigan) 20:21, 4.Leah O’Connor (MichSt) 20:24, 5.Rebekka Simko (Penn State) 20:26, 6.Ashley Beutler (Wisc) 20:28, 7.Anzalone (Wisc) 20:30, 8.Yaeger (Illinois) 20:34, 9.Docherty (Minn) 20:35, 10.Eccleston (Mich) 20:35,
11.J.Smith (Mich) 20:35, 12.Wagner (OhioSt) 20:40, 13.Osika (Mich) 20:41, 14.McFarlane (MichSt) 20:44, 15.Perri (PennSt) 20:45, 16.Knurr (Wisc) 20:50, 17.Ridder (PennSt) 20:51, 18.Manett (Mich) 20:52, 19.Duerksen (Ind) 20:53, 20.Moriset (N’wn) 20:53…23.Otwell MichSt) 20:58, 24.Hilton (Mich) 20:58…26.Kayfes (Minn) 21:00, 27.Moraczewski (Minn) 21:01, 28.Bower (PennSt) 21:02, 29.Handler (Mich) 21:03…31.Anderson (PennSt) 21:04, 32.Giannotti (PennSt) 21:05, 33.Sydow (MichSt) 21:10, 34.Rodden (PennSt) 21:10, 35.Decker (Minn) 21:12, 36.Clark (MichSt) 21:13, 37.Bollig (Minn) 21:14, 38.Pogue (Mich) 21:15, 39.Drenth (MichSt) 21:15…49.Berkholtz (Minn) 21:27…51.Drake (Minn) 21:28.
HEPS*
Princeton,NJ, 10-27, 6k.
Results:
http://tinyurl.com/
Cornell: http://tinyurl.com/9c3vaue
Elliott Denman Article
http://tinyurl.com/HepsStory12
Cornell, ranked =7th, got a 1-2-3 finish from Katie Kellner, Emily Shearer and Rachel Sorna as it won its 2nd straight Heps/Ivy League title.
Unranked Princeton edged Brown and Harvard for 2nd place, while #22-Yale and #23-Columbia finished 4-5.
Dartmouth’s Abbey D’Agostino, considered one of the favorites to win the NCAA title next month, is still out with a hip injury.
1. Cornell 31 5. Yale 108
2. Princeton 91 6. Columbia 116
3. Brown 93 7. Dartmouth 162
Harvard 93 8. Penn 204
1.Katie Kellner (Cornell) 20:28, 2.Emily Shearer (Corn) 20:30, 3.Rachel Sorna (Corn) 20:31, 4.Heidi Caldwell (Brown) 20:36, 5.Olivia Mickle (Brown) 20:39, 6.Silva (Harv) 20:39, 7.Connelly (Brown) 20:44, 8.Feldman (Prin) 20;47, 9.Kayali (Yale) 20:49, 10.McMahon (Corn) 20:51,
11.Epstein (Yale) 20:53, 12.Levene (Prin) 20:55, 13.Nicholas (Prin) 20:56, 14.Giordano (Dart) 20:56, 15.C.Kellner (Corn) 20;58…20.Rosetti (Corn) 21:08… 27.DeLaBruyere (Prin) 21:18, 28.Iacone (Corn) 21:24…31.Newberry (prin) 21:34 …45.Fluehr (Prin) 21:54…51.Mikaelian (Prin) 22:00
BIG EAST*
Van Cortlandt Park,NY, 10-26, 6k, 60s, cloudy
http://www.bigeast.org/Sports/
#9-Georgetown, the reigning NCAA Div.I Champion, won its first Big East title since 2001.
Unranked Connecticut finished 2nd ahead of #10 Providence, =#22 Villanova, whose 4-year winning streak came to an end, and #19 Notre Dame.
Villanova did provide the individual winner in junior Emily Lipari.
1. Georgetown 58 9. Pittsburgh 297
2. Connecticut 68 10. R
utgers 302
3. Providence 80 11. So.Florida 330
4. Villanova 83 12. St.John’s 391
5. Notre Dame 90 13. Louisville 398
6. Syracuse 117 14. Seton Hall 407
7. Marquette 222 15. DePaul 418
8. Cincinnati 296
1.Emily Lipari (Villanova) 20:45.3, 2.Sarah Collins (Providence) 20:46.1, 3..Nicky Akande (Vill) 20:48.8, 4.Allison Lasnicki *UConn) 20:52.2, 5.Shelby Greany (Prov) 20:56.5, 6.Crevoiserat (UConn) 20:58.8, 7.Chambers (Georgetown) 21:01, 8.Coogan (Geo) 21:04, 9.Pagano (Syracuse) 21:10, 10.Maag (Geo) 21:15,
11.Nagel (Prov) 21:17, 12.Curran (Notre Dame) 21:21, 13.Sara (UConn) 21:21, 14.Cook (Vill) 21:24, 15.Tracy (ND) 21:25, 16.Nadel (Geo) 21:26, 17,Kasper (Geo) 21:30, 18.McNiff (UConn) 21:32, 19.Jones (Geo) 21:33, 20.Eckstein (ND) 21:33, 21.Gonzales (ND) 21:36, 22.Seidel (ND) 21:45….24.Roecker (Prov) 21:51, 25.Aragon (ND) 21:54….27.Zrinyi (UConn) 21:58, 28.Venables (Vill) 22:01, 33.Ryan (ND) 22:06, 34.Neczypor (Geo) 22:06….42.Schappert (Vill) 22:31…..44. Keating (Prov) 22:36, 45.Mania (UConn) 22:36, 46.Moran (UConn) 22:41….48. Chapman (Vill) 22:46, 49.Smith (Vill) 22:49…..60.Murphy (Prov) 22:13, 61.Sischo (Prov) 23:14.
SEC
Nashville,TN, 10-26, 6,050m, chilly, rain,
http://tinyurl.com/SEC-W2012
#30-Florida upset #12-Arkansas to win its 3rd team title in the last 4 years. Vanderbilt is ranked #28.
Cally Macumber is the first Kentucky Wildcat to win the individual title since Valerie McGovern in 1989.
1. Florida 61 8. Texas A&M 224
2. Arkansas 70 9. So. Carolina 256
3. Vanderbilt 119 10. Miss. St. 264
4. Ole Miss 122 11. Alabama 268
5. Kentucky 130 12. Tennessee 285
6. Georgia 132 13. Missouri 296
7. LSU 199 14. Auburn 378
1.Cally Macumber (Kentucky) 20:23, 2.Florence Ngetich (Florida/Kenya) 20:27, 3.Chelsea Oswald (Kenucky) 20:35, 4.Carly Hamilton (Georgia) 20:39, 5.Grace Heymsfield (Arkansas) 20:39, 6.Strausa (Florida/Latvia), 20:40, 7.Hannah Jumper (Canderbilt) 20:41, 8.Kristen Findley (Vand) 20:43, 9.Katie BreathittOle Miss) 20:45, 10.Andrina Schlapfer (Ark) 20:54,
11.Robinson (Ark) 24:56, 12.Carleton (LSU) 21:02, 13.Lampe (So.Carolina) 21:02, 14.Cooper (FL) 21:05, 15.Anderson (Vand) 21:11, 16.Threlkeld (Ole Miss) 21:15, 17.Hayes (Fl) 21:16, 18.Wood (Ark) 21:18, 19.VanGorder (GA) 21:18, 20.Greenleaf (Al) 21:19….22.Strasser (Fl) 21:21…26.Klenke (Ark) 21:25, 27.Kamilos (Ark) 21:27….29.Johnston (Ark) 21:31…. 37.White (Vand) 21:36….45.Davidson (Fl) 21:44….53.Scalf (Vand) 21:55….58.Perkins (Fl) 21:58….65.Yohe (Vand) 22:05…. 68.Chandler (Vand) 22:10.
BIG SKY*
Flagstaff,AZ, 10-27, 5k.
http://tinyurl.com/BigSky2012
For the 2nd year in a row, Amber Henry led #16-Weber State to the team title with her individual win.
1. Weber State 29 7. No. Dakota 204
2. Sthrn Utah 36 8. SacramentoSt 209
3. No.Arizona 112 9. Portland St 245
4. Idaho State 126 10. Montana 247
5. No.Colorado 169 11. East.Wash. 262
6. Montana St. 179
1.Amber Henry (Weber State) 16:59, 2.Sarah Callister (Weber) 17:02, 3.Taylor Thornley (Weber) 17:06, 4.Jamie Smith (Southern Utah) 17:11, 5.Rochelle Kanuho (No.Ariz) 17:16, 6.Jewkes (So.Utah) 17:27, 7.Bradford (SoUtah) 17:31, 8.Bedford (SoUtah) 17:32, 9.Hintze (Weber) 17:39, 10.Jumbo (NoAriz) 17:46,
11.Mogensen (SoUtah) 17:48, 12. Palakovich (IdahoSt) 17:49, 13.Gonzales (NoCol) 17:51, 14.Backford (Weber) 17:55, 15.Anderson (NoDak) 18:03, 16.Demorest (MontSt) 18:07, 17.Cressall (Weber) 18:09, 18.Deelstra (Weber) 18:11, 19.Rozicha (PortSt) 18:12, 20.Curtis (SoUtah) 18:21.
MOUNTAIN WEST*
Las Vegas,NV, 10-26, 6k.
http://tinyurl.com/MWC-W2012
Lacey Oeding’s individual win led #17-New Mexico to its 5th straight MWC title.
1. New Mexico 35 6. Wyoming 151
2. Colorado St. 63 7. Fresno St. 204
3. Boise State 72 8. San Diego St. 210
4. Air Force 92 9. UNLV 278
5. Nevada 140
1.Lacey Oeding (New Mexico) 20:49, 2.Charlotte Arter (NM/England) 20:51, 3.VanderMalle (Boise) 2
0:55, 4.Holly Page (Wyoming) 21:02, 5.Josephine Moultrie (NM/Scotland) 21:05, 6.Diaz (Nevada) 21:10, 7.Murray (Boise) 21:05, 8.Henderson (ColoSt) 21:15, 9.Fuerst (Air Force) 21:19, 10.Hanenburg (ColSt) 21:27,
11.Bremser (AF) 21:27, 12.Pensack-Rinehart (ColSt) 21:28, 13.Winnegar (NM) 21:31, 14.Ainsworth (NM/England) 21:32, 15.Tave (ColSt) 21:36, 16.Keeper (ColSt) 21:40, 17.Mitsos (NM) 21:42, 18.Mosby (AF) 21:47, 19.Bisterfeldt (Boise) 21:49, 20.Treadway (Boise) 21:56.
COLONIAL A.A.*
Williamsburg,Va, 10-27, 6k.
http://tinyurl.com/ColonialAA-
Junior Elaina Balouris led #18-William & Mary to an 8-point win over James Madison.
1. Will.&Mary 28 5. Towson 150
2. Jas.Madison 36 6. UNCWlmngtn 157
3. Delaware 98 7. Hofstra 210
4. GeorgeMason 117 8. Northeastern 216
1.Elaina Balouris (William & Mary) 20:43, 2.Katie Harman (James Madison) 20:57, 3.Emily Stites (W&M) 21:01, 4.Katie Gorman (JM) 21:07, 5.Bethany Sachtleben (George Mason) 21:11, 6.Nobles (JM) 21:17, 7.Cygan (W&M) 21:17, 8.Smith (W&M) 21:32, 9.Schick (W&M) 21:39, 10.Britto (W&M) 21:41,
11.Flickinger (JM) 21:44, 12.Hassett (W&M) 21:45, 13.Landry (JM) 22:06, 14.Buenaga (W&M) 22:10, 15.Reiner (JM) 22:11.
MID-AMERICAN(MAC)*
Grand Island,NY, 10-27, 6k.
http://tinyurl.com/6ccyza4
Toledo is ranked #20.
1. Toledo 24 7. Buffalo 179
2. Miami-Ohio 81 8. Bowling Grn 206
3. Ohio Univ. 92 9. Kent State 213
4. Central Mich. 124 10. Ball State 267
5. East. Mich. 144 11. No.Illinois 277
6. Akron 178 12. West. Mich. 337
1.Julie Accurso (Ohio U.) 20:48, 2.Kaylin Belair (Toledo) 21:08, 3.Megan Wright (Toledo) 20:55, 4.Liz Weiler (Tol) 21:24, 5.Victoria Voronko (Eastern Michigan) 21:47, 6.Parks (Central Michigan) 21:52, 7.Tullis (Tol) 21:55, 8.Timmons (Tol) 21:56, 9.Reichert (Ohio U) 21:59, 10.Fischer (Miami) 22:00,
11.Ramsay (Tol) 22:01, 12.Thompson (Ohio) 22:02, 13.Morgan (Tol) 22:03, 14.Lemon (Tol) 22:09, 15.Hoover (Miami) 22:11.
WEST COAST*
Portland,OR, 10-27, 6k
http://tinyurl.com/9x9247e
The University of San Francisco, which just missed making the top-30 rankings last week, won its 4th straight title.
1. San Fran. 26 6. Santa Clara 187
2. Portland 52 7. San Diego 203
3. BYU 85 8. St.Mary’s-Ca 246
4. Gonzaga 105 9. Pepperdine 269
5. LoyolaMarym. 110
1.Eva Krchova (San Francisco) 20:35, 2.Elena Burkard (SF) 20:36, 3.Sheree Shea (Loyola Marymount) 20:37, 4.Natalie Shields (BYU) 20:38, 5.Laura Hottenrot-Frei (Port) 20:39, 6.Baker (SF) 20:40, 7.Suur (SF) 20:43, 8.Lystad (Portlnd) 20:50, 9.Drake (Gonzaga) 20:50, 10.Treleven (SF) 20:53,
11.Tiyouri (SF) 20:57, 12.Davis (Port) 21:06, 13.Paletta (Port) 2:07, 14.Verma (Port) 21:10, 15.Bergam (Gonzaga) 21:10…30.Jamboretz (SF) 21:39.
AMERICA EAST
Durham,NH, 10-27, 5k
http://tinyurl.com/
1. Stony Brook 37 5. Binghamton 155
2. New Hamp. 46 6. Maine 157
3. Vermont 66 7. Hartford 185
4. Albany 108 8. UMBC 197
1.Keely Maguire (New Hampshire) 16:33, 2.Brittney Lane (Albany) 16:44, 3.Kirsten Weberg (Vermont) 16:56, 4.Olivia Burne (Stony Brook) 16:58, 5.Cleo Boyd (SB) 16:59, 6.Twombly (NH) 17:02, 7.McCarthy (SB) 17:09, 8.Ngarambe (Verm/Sweden) 17:12, 9.Mellan (SB) 17;14, 10.Donegan (NH) 17:21.
ATLANTIC-10
Belmont Plateau-Philadelphia,Pa, 10-27, 6k
http://tinyurl.com/Atl10-W2010
1. Butler 37 9. Charlotte 235
2. LaSalle 70 10. Geo.Wash. 282
3. Richmond 125 11. Rhode Island 299
4. St.Louis 134 12. U.Mass. 305
5. Xavier 150 13. Fordham 310 6. Dayton 154 14. Temple 347
7. Duquesne 183 15. St.Bonav. 430
8. St.Joseph’s 196 16. Va.Cmnwlth 523
1.Katie Clark (Butler) 16:55, 2.Meghan McGlinchey (LaSalle) 17:03, 3.Jillian Prentice (Richmond) 17:42, 4.Margo Richardson (St.Louis) 17:50, 5.Mara Olson (Butler) 17:55, 6.Legg (But) 17:58, 7.Gleason (Dayton) 17:59, 8.Slattery (StJoseph’s) 18:03, 9.Fischer (Xavier) 18:05, 10.Bearish (LaSalle) 18:08.
METRO ATLANTIC(MAAC)
Lake Buena Vista,FL, 10-27, 6k
http://tinyurl.com/MAAC2012
1. Iona 26
2. Marist 65
3. Rider 83
4. Loyola-Md 95
5. Fairfield 129
1.Mari Joly-Testault (Iona) 21:08
MEN
BIG-12*
Austin,TX, 10-27, 8k
Results: http://tinyurl.com/Big12-2012
Okla.St.:
http://tinyurl.com/OkStBig12-
Top-ranked Oklahoma State(24) took 5 of the top 8 places to win its 5th straight Big-12 title easily over #7-Texas(56) and #6-Oklahoma(62). Iowa State is ranked #25.
Texas Yech’s Kennedy Kithuka, one of the favorites to win the NCAA Div.I title next month, won the individual title by more than a minute.
1. Oklahoma St. 24 6. Texas Tech 154
2. Texas 56 7. Baylor 216
3. Oklahoma 62 8. Kansas St. 233
4. Kansas 121 9. TCU 282
5. Iowa State 137
1.Kennedy Kithuka (Texas Tech)/Kenya) 22:52, 2.Girma Mecheso (Oklahoma State) 23:58, 3.Shadrack Kipchirchir (OklaSt/ Kenya) 23:58, 4.Tom Farrell (OklaSt/England) 24:00, 5.Patrick Casey (Oklahoma) 24:01, 6.Dohner (TX) 24:02. 7.Erassa (Ok.St) 24:06, 8.Moskowitz (Ok.St) 24:06, 9.Lutz (TX) 24:07, 10.Tunningley (Tx) 24:08,
11.Williams (Oklahoma) 24:10, 12.Kogel (Ok) 24:14, 13.McGregor (Tx) 24:14, 14.Hrezi (Iowa St) 24:18, 15.Masters (Ok) 24:20, 16.Manilafasha (Ok.St) 24:21, 17.Landes (Kansas) 24:27, 18.Merber (Tx) 24:27, 19.Weaver (Ok) 24:27, 20.Clarkson (Ok.St/Germany) 24:32….23.Van Ackeren (Tx) 24:38, 24.Poland (Ok) 24:40….27.Doughty (Ok) 24:44….40.Vertiz (Tx) 25:16.
PAC-12*
Robinson Ranch GC, Santa Clarita, CA, 10-27, 8k;
Results:
http://championships.pac-12.
Just like it did last year when it made its PAC-12 debut, #2-Colorado emerged on top, easily handling #3-Stanford and #8-Oregon. #15-UCLA finished 5th.
Arizona’s dynamic duo of Lawi lalang and Stephen Sambu finished 1-2 in the individual race. Lalang is the reigning NCAA Div.I Champion.
1. Colorado 49 6. Washington 119
2. Stanford 82 7. Arizona 166
3. Oregon 105 8. WashingtonSt 200
4. Arizona St. 109 9. California 234
5. UCLA 113
1.Lawi Lalang (Arizona) 22:49, 2.Stephen Sambu (Az) 22:50, 3.Trevor Dunbar (Oregon) 23:28, 4.Parker Stinson (Or) 23:28, 5.Lane Werley (UCLA) 23:33. 6.Joe Rosa (Stan) 23:35, 7.Theroux (Colo) 23:40, 8.Hurysz (Colo) 23:41, 9.Dowdy (Colo) 23:42, 10.Johnson (Stan) 23:43,
11.Happe (ArizSt) 23:45, 12.VanHalen (Colo) 23:46, 13.Medina (Colo) 23:49, 14.Murphy (Colo) 23:50, 15.Zarda (ArizSt.) 23:52, 16.Bywater (Wash) 23:58, 17.Stutzman (Stan) 24:03, 18.Pearson (Colo) 24:04, 19.McDonald (UCLA) 24:06, 20.Unterreiner (Stan) 24:10…23.Terry (ArizSt) 24:13…26.Herson (ArizSt) 24:16…28.Lema (UCLA) 24:17, 29.Fay (UCLA) 24:17, 30.Olson (Stan) 24:18, 31.Melancon (Ore) 24:19, 32.Pickering (Ore) 24:22, 33.Beattie (Wash) 24:23… 35.Sushchickh (UCLA) 24:25…38.Baker-Slama (ArizSt) 24:27, 39.Watson (Ore) 24:31…44.Herrera (UCLA) 24:44, 45.Jim Rosa (Stan) 24:44…50.Winn (Ore) 25:03…55.Brweer (Ore) 25:08…57.Orman (Stan) 25:11
METRO ATLANTIC(MAAC)
Lake Buena Vista,FL, 10-27, 8k
http://tinyurl.com/MAAC2012
The Metro Atlantic Conference took its championship south to Disney World.
The Iona men, ranked fourth in the nation, took seven of the first eight places to win the meet with 16 points. It is the program’s 22nd consecutive MAAC Championship.
Marist College finished second with 80 points, the eighth straight second-place finish for the Red Foxes. Rider University was third with 83 points
1. Iona 16 6. Siena 180
2. Marist 80
7. Manhattan 195
3. Rider 83 8. Niagara 266
4. Canisius 94 9. St.Peter’s 283
5. Fairfield 111 10. Loyola-Md 285
1.Mitch Goose (Iona/England) 24:08, 2.Matt Gillespie (Iona/Scotland) 24:21, 3.Daniel Clorley (Iona/England) 24:26, 4.Jake Byrne (Iona/Ireland) 24:30, 5.Anthony Dentino (Rider) 24:39, 6.Kowalsky (Iona/Canada) 24:50, 7.Stogsdill (Iona) 24:50, 8.O’Dowd (Iona) 24:51, 9.Maloy (Canisius) 24:53, 10.DelaCruz (Marist) 24:57,
11.Tarsnane (Iona) 25:06, 12.Walshak (Marist) 25:11, 13.Kelley (Fairfield) 25:14, 14.Donohue (Rider) 25:15, 15.Rosas (Fairfield) 25:20, 16.Culhane (Iona) 25:24, 17.Bayley (Iona) 25:28, 18.Champagne (Iona) 25:33, 19.Anvelt (Can) 25:34, 20.Colabella (Marist) 25:35.
WEST COAST*
Portland,OR, 10-27, 8k
http://tinyurl.com/9x9247e
After having their 32-year winning streak ended last year by conference newcomer Brigham Young, the Portland Pilots, ranked #17, made it back to the winner’s circle by upsetting the #5-Cougars, 32-33.
1. Portland 32 #17
2. BYU 33 #5
3. Gonzaga 103
4. San Franciisco 105
5. LoyolaMarym. 124
(9 teams)
1.Jared Ward (Brigham Young) 23:42, 2.Scott Fauble (Portland) 23:48, 3.William Kincaid (Port) 23:48, 4.Tylor Thatcher (BYU) 23:48, 5.David Perry (Port) 23:51,
SEC*
Nashville,TN, 10-26, 7,985m,, chilly, rain,
http://tinyurl.com/SEC-M2012
#9-Arkansas had no trouble winning its 22nd straight SEC title!
Georgia is ranked #28 and Missouri is #30.
1. Arkansas 35 8. Miss.St. 237
2. Georgia 73 Auburn 237
3. Missouri 80 10. Ole Miss 305
Texas A&M 80 11. Alabama 309
5. Florida 121 12. Vanderbilt 358
6. Kentucky 161 13. LSU 378
7. Tennessee 217
1.Henry Lelei (Texas A&M/Kenya) 23:29, 2.Solomon Halle (Arkansas) 23:47, 3.Eric Fernandez (Ark) 23:52, 4.Kemoy Campbell (Ark/Jamaica) 23:55, 5.Matt Cleaver (Georgia) 24:01, 6.Okwera (Tennessee) 24:04, 7.Parrish (Fla) 24:06, 8.Legg (Missouri) 24:08, 9.Storms (Missouri) 24:10, 10.Orta (Kentucky) 24:10,
11.Blahnik (Mo) 24:14, 12.Nixon (Ark) 24:14, 13.Lord (GA) 24:15, 14.Wallace (Ark) 24:17, 15.Hodges (TX A&M) 24:19, 16.Detweiler (GA) 24:21, 17.Spencer (TX A&M) 24:24, 18.Curry (TX A&M) 24:25, 19.Baker (GA) 24:26, 20.Richardson (GA) 24:29, 21.Efurd (Ark) 24:30….24.Flynn (Ark) 24:36, 25.Seleshi (Mo) 24:37…. 27.Dickerson (Mo) 24:44….30.Compton (Mo) 24:47…32.McKenna (Mo) 24:50… 37.Vaughn (GA) 24:59….47.Sims (GA) 25:18.
HEPS*
Princeton,NJ, 10-27, 8k.
http://tinyurl.com/HepsM2012
Elliott Denman Article
http://tinyurl.com/HepsStory12
Chris Bendtsen and Alejandro Arroyo Yamin finished 1-2 to lead Princeton to its 3rd straight Heptagonal title and its first under new x-country coach Jason Vigilante. #10-Columbia finished 2nd.
1. Princeton 26 5. Harvard 131
2. Columbia 58 6. Yale 158
3. Dartmouth 77 7. Penn 185
4. Cornell 83 8. Brown 223
1.Chris Bendtsen (Princeton) 23:41, 2.Alejandro Arroyo Yamin (Princeton) 23:48, 3.Leighton Spencer (Columbia) 23:50, 4.Tyler Upland (Prin) 23:51, 5.Will Geoghegan (Dartmouth) 23:54, 6.Royer (Dart) 23:57, 7.Vitez (Prin) 23:57, 8.Murphy (Col) 23:59, 9.Wade (Cornell) 24:02, 10.Nussbaum (Yale) 24:05,
11.Groves (Corn) 24:06, 12.Owens (Prin) 24:06, 13.Sienko (Col) 24:12, 14.McDonald (Prin) 24:13, 15.Kelly (Corn) 24:13, 16.Everett (Col) 24:14, 17.Mangan (Dart) 24:14, 18.Veilleux (Col) 24:16, 19.Leakos (Harvard) 24:16, 20.McCullough (Corn) 24:17….21.Jones (Col) 24:23….24.Feigen (Col) 24:25….53.Kaulbach (Prin) 25:03.
BIG-10*
East Lansing,MI, 10-28, 8k.
http://tinyurl.com/Big10-M2012
http://tinyurl.com/WiscoM12
#20-Wisconsin, running with all of its big guns, bounced back from a disappointing performance at its own Invite earlier this month to win its 14th straight Big-10 title and reestablish their status as one of the top teams in the country.
Michigan is ranked #11 and Indiana is #24.
1. Wisconsin 33 #20
2. Michigan 65 #11
3. Indiana 79 #24
4.
Illinois 86
5. Minnesota 141
6. Penn State 169
(11 teams)
1.Zach Mayhew (Indiana) 23:29, 2.Maverick Darling (Wisconsin) 23:34, 3.Mohammed Ahmed (Wisc) 23:35, 4.Andrew Bayer (Ind) 23:38, 5.Dan Lowry (Mich) 23:39, 6.Connor (Wisc) 23:46, 7.Finnerty (Wisc) 24:01, 8.McClintock (Purdue) 24:03, 9.Topfer (Illinois) 24:06, 10.Mickow (Ill) 24:07,
11.Simons (Minn) 24:08, 12.Roys (Ohio St) 24:09, 13.Rayyan (Mich) 24:10, 14.Beams (Mich) 24:12, 15.Brill (Wisc) 24:12,
MOUNTAIN WEST*
Las Vegas,NV, 10-26, 8k.
http://tinyurl.com/MWC-M2012
Luke Caldwell led 12th-ranked New Mexico to its 4th straight MWC title.
1. New Mexico 22 4. Boise St. 102
2. Air Force 49 5. Wyoming 147
3. Colorado St. 75 6. Fresno St. 154
1.Luke Caldwell (New Mexico/England) 24:26, 2.Barak Watson (Boise) 24:34, 3.Pat Zacharias (NM) 24:38, 4.Elmar Engholm (NM/Sweden) 24:39, 5.Alex Muntefering (ColSt) 24:40, 6.Bitchell (NM/Wales) 24:42, 7.Bragg (AIr Force) 24:43, 8.Stam (NM) 24:43, 9.Bell (AF) 24:44, 10.Drenckhahn (AF) 24:47,
11.Myers (AF) 24:47, 12.Coates (AF) 24:51, 13.Quallio (AF) 24:52, 14.Meyer (ColSt) 24:53, 15.Larson (ColSt) 24:53, 16.Zans (Wyoming) 24:57, 17.Torres (NM) 25:01, 18.Evans (NM/England) 25:05, 19.Morgan (ColSt) 25:05, 20.Bernard (Fresno) 25:05.
OHIO VALLEY*
Oxford,AL, 10-27, 8k
http://tinyurl.com/
Junior Soufiane Bouchikhi’s 3rd straight individual win led #13 Eastern Kentucky to its 7th straight OVC team title.
1. Eastern Ky 17 7. Tenn.Tech 213
2. Eastern Illinois 70 8. JacksonvilleSt 214
3. SE Missouri 76 9. Tenn.-Martin 250
4. Morehead St. 102 10. Austin Peay 272
5. Belmont 115 11. Murray St. 289
6. SoIll.Edwrdsvl 208 12. Tennessee St 366
1.Soufiane Bouchikhi (Eastern Kentucky/Belgium) 24:01, 2.Thijs Nijhuis (EK/Denmark) 24:28, 3.Amos Kosgey (EK/Kenya) 24:34, 4.Mads Taersboel (EK/Denmark) 24:36, 5.Pablo Ramirez (Eastern Illinois) 24:37,6.Basting (EI) 24:45, 7.Leysen (EK/Belgium) 24:47, 8.A.Ronnoh (EK/Kenya) 24:51, 9.Shipley (SE Missouri) 24:54, 10.Jones (EK/New Zealand) 24:57,
11.Elliott (Morehead St) 25:02, 12.Zisser (SE Mo) 25:06, 13.Monroe (More.St) 25:10, 14.Delaney (EI) 25:12, 15.Everett (Belmont) 25:18, 16.Collins (SE Mo) 25:20, 17.Ratliff (More.St) 25:22, 18.Johnson (SE Mo) 25:23, 19.Kliem (SIU-Edwardsville) 25:24, 20.Helton (Belmont) 25:28.
ACC*
Blacksburg,Va, 10-27, 8k.
http://tinyurl.com/ACC-M2012
Sparked by senior Will Mulherin’s individual win, #21-Virginia Tech edged #29-Virginia and #14-Florida State to win its first ACC title. #29-Virginia.
#18-Duke finished 5th behind unranked North Carolina State.
1. Virginia Tech 55 7. Wake Forest 209
2. Virginia 61 8. Boston Coll. 246
3. Florida St. 62 9. Georgia Tech 272
4. No.Car.St. 74 10.. Clemson 280
5. Duke 112 11. Miami 342
6. No.Carolina 149
1.Will Mulherin (Virginia Tech) 23:37, 2.Brendan O’Neill (Florida State) 23:42, 3.Andrew Colley (North Carolina State) 23:43, 4.Zach Gates (Virginia) 23:46, 5.Kyle King (Va) 23:51,6.Burleigh (VT) 23:54, 7.Curtin (VT) 23:56, 8.Sonnenfeldt (NC St) 23:57, 9.Moverman (Duke) 24:02, 10.Schellberg (UNC) 24:08,
11.Porter (UVA) 24:11, 12.Forrester (Fl.St) 24:12, 13.Zivec (Fl.St) 24:14, 14.Crawford (Fl.St) 24:16, 15.Rickman (Fl.St) 24:17, 16.Walling (UNC) 24:17, 17.Atkinson (Dike) 24:18, 18.Rog (UVA) 24:19, 19.Hammond (VT) 24:27, 20.Proctor (Fl.St) 24:29, 21.Kostelnik (Duke) 24:31, 22.Degfae (VT) 24:32….26.Lagno (Fl.St) 24:39, 27.Bridges (Fl.St) 24:40…29. Keveren (UVA) 24:45, 30.Amirault (UVA) 24:45…32.Britto (Duke) 24:49, 33. Thompson (Duke) 24:49….36.Robinson 9Duke) 24:51….41.Talavan-Becker (Duke) 25:00…47.Welch (VT) 25:09…..62.Cusack (VT) 25:33.
BIG EAST*
Van Cortlandt Park,NY, 10-26, 8k, 60s, cloudy
http://www.bigeast.org/Sports/
#16-Syracuse, led by the individual win of redshirt freshman Martin Hehir, won its 3rd team title in the last 4 years. And #27-Georgetown was runnerup for the 3rd time in 4 years. #25-Villanova finished 5th.
Hehir is the first Syracuse runner to win the Big East title.
1. Syracuse 37 8. Marquette 240
2. Georgetown 67 9. Connecticut 278
3. Notre Dame 70 10. DePaul 303
4
. Providence 109 11. Rutgers 307
5. Villanova 114 12. Pittsburgh 321
6. Louisville 129 13. So. Florida 418
7. Cincinnati 216 14. Seton Hall 434
1.Martin Hehir (Syrcause) 24:37.2, 2.Shane Quinn (Providence) 24:38.8, 3.Jeremy Rae (Notre Dame) 24:39.3, 4.Joe Whelan (Syr) 24:40.2, 5.Ernest Kibet (Louisville/Kenya) 24:42.0, 6.Springer (Georgetown) 24:42.7, 7.Furcht (Geo) 24:45.5, 8.Grady (ND) 24:46.5, 9.Urle (Syr) 24:52.3, 10.Kamyszek (Syr) 24:53.6,
11.Fahy (Geo) 24:56, 12.Wallace (Prov) 24:56, 13.Graves (Syr) 24:58, 14.Malette (ND) 24:58, 15.Molke (Syr) 24:59, 16.Straneva (Syr) 25:03, 17.Meentee (Villanova) 25:04, 18.Schoedler (Geo) 25:05, 19.Mildenhall (Vill) 25:06, 20.Kibichiy (Louisville) 25:11, 21.Denault (Vill) 25:12,….25.Murray (Geo) 25:17, 26. Williamsz (Vill) 25:19….28.Leibold (Geo) 25:22….31.Tully (Vill) 25:25…35.King (Geo) 25:31…43.Basili (Vill) 25:47…. 47.Kane (Vill) 25:58.
BIG SKY*
Flagstaff,AZ, 10-27, 8k.
http://tinyurl.com/9pjxaqk
1. No.Arizona 24 #22
2. Weber State 54
3. Sthrn Utah 57
4. Montana St. 97
5. Sacram. St. 160
(11 teams)
1.Brian Shrader (Northern Arizona) 24:55, 2.Matt McElroy (NA) 24:56, 3.Futsum Zienasellasie (NA) 24:56, 4.Nate Jewkes (Southern Utah) 24:58, 5.John Coyle (Weber State) 24:59,
AMERICA EAST
Durham,NH, 10-27, 8k
http://tinyurl.com/
1. Stony brook 61 5. Maine 132
2. New Hamp. 68 6. Binghamton 134
3. UMBC 77 7. Vermont 149
4. Albany 102 8. Hartford 175
1.Eric Speakman (Stony Brook) 25:11, 2.Cory Sinotte (NewHampshire) 25:22, 3.Kelton Cullenberg (Maine) 25:34, 4.Ethan Clary (Albany) 25:44, 5.Dan Denis (SB) 25:52, 6.Decrescenzo (NH) 25:55, 7.McGee (UMBC) 25:55, 8.McBrien (Vermont) 25:56, 9.Dwyer (Hart) 25:57, 10.Leuchanka (Albany) 25:58.
ATLANTIC-10
Belmont Plateau-Philadelphia,Pa, 10-27, 8k
http://tinyurl.com/Atl10-M2012
1. Butler 38 8. U.Mass 221
2. St.Joseph’s 121 10. Xavier 234
3. LaSalle 122 11. St.Louis 247
4. Temple 127 12. Va.Cmnwlth 280
5. Duquesne 153 13. Geo.Wash. 333
6. Dayton 176 14. Charlotte 373
7. Richmond 206 15. Rhode Island 457
8. Fordham 221 16. St.Bonav. 508
1.Travis Mahoney (Temple) 25:16, 2.Alfredo Santana (LaSalle) 25:21, 3.Tom Anderson (Butler) 25:51, 4.Thomas Ohlman (Xavier) 25:53, 5.Ross Clarke (Butler) 25:57, 6.Ellis (Butler) 25;58, 7.Mohn (StJoseph’s) 26:00, 8.Peterson (Butler) 26:03, 9.Valenski (Rich) 26:04, 10.Leavitt (Virginia Commonwealth) 26:05.
MID-AMERICAN(MAC)*
Grand Island,NY, 10-27, 8k.
http://tinyurl.com/6ccyza4
1. Eastern Mich. 59
2. Central Mich. 72
3. Miami-Ohio 73
Akron 73
(9 teams)
1.Terefe Ejigu (Eastern Michigan) 24:44, 2.Daryl Smith (EM) 24:47,
COLONIAL A.A.*
Williamsburg,Va, 10-27
http://tinyurl.com/
William & Mary won its 13th straight Colonial title, but had to fight off a strong challenge from George Mason
1. Will.&Mary 25 4. UNCWlmngtn 111
2. George Mason 31 5. Hofstra 155
3. Northeastern 68
1.Alex McGrath (William&Mary) 24:04, 2.Everett Hackett (George Mason) 24:20, 3.Radford Gunzenhauser (W&M) 24:31, 4.Josh Hardin (W&M) 24:32, 5.John Holt (GM) 24:36, 6.Reynolds (GM) 24:38, 7.Ott (GM) 24:42, 8.LoRusso (W&M) 24:47, 9.Mercado-Reigh (W&M) 25:15, 10.Sollowin (Northeastern) 25:16, 11.Nestor (GM) 25:20.
Additional Conference Links (with team & Individual champions)
Div.I(10-27)
American Sun:M-USC-Upstate, Gilbert Kemboi (USC-Upstate) W-Lipscomb, Joane Pierre(Jacksonville)
Big South: Sweep for Liberty, Jacob Smith (High Point), Jessica Klugh (Liberty) http://tinyurl.com/
Big West: Seep for Cal Poly. Chris Frias (Cal Poly), Laura Hollander (Cal Poly) .http://tinyurl.com/BigWest12
Horizon League: Loyola swept the team and individual titles . Sam Penzenstadler, http://tinyurl.com/9uu8ed5
MEAC: Sweep for Florida A&M, Elias Chesire (Fla.A&M); Petra Kubesova (UMES) http://tinyurl.com/MEAC2012
Missouri Valley: M-So. Illinois, John Mascari; W-Illionois State, Aliphine Tuliamuk-Bolton(Wich.St);http://tinyurl.com/MoVly2012
Northeast: M-Central Conn., Colby Debene; W-Quinnipiac, Eimear Black;http://tinyurl.com/
Ohio Valley: Sweep for Eastern Kentucky. M-Soufiane Bouchikhi (Eastern Kentucky); W-Maria Elbon(Belmont);
http://tinyurl.com/
Patriot League: M-Lehigh, Chris Johnson(Colgate); W-Navy, Annie-Norah Beveridge(Navy). http://tinyurl.com/8cfljoa
Southern Conf.: Sweep for Appalachian State, M-Paul Chelimo(UNC-Greensboro), W-Lauren D’Alessio(Samford).
http://tinyurl.com/SoConf2012
Southland: M-McNeese St., David Rooney(McNeese); W-S.F.Austin. Lauren Smith(SF Austin);http://tinyurl.com/Southland12
Summit League:M-So.Dak.St., Michael Krsnak(SoDakSt); W-No.Dak. St., Brittni Hutton (Oakland). http://tinyurl.com/
Sun Belt:M-Arkansas-Little Rock, Joseph Chebet(Western Kentucky); W-Georgia St.Katharine Showalter(Georgia St.).
http://tinyurl.com/SunBelt2012
Western Athl.Conf.: M-Texas-Arlington, Erik Barkhaus(Seattle U.), W-Idaho, Hannah Kiser (Idaho)http://tinyurl.com/
