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Team Scoring Summary Individual Results Finalresults Race #10 F I N A L R E S U L T S College Women 5K TEAM SCORING SUMMARY Final Standings Score Total Avg. Division 1 Southeastern University 28 1:40:00 20:00 2 Nova Southeastern University 68 1:45:08 21:02 3 Saint Leo University 75 1:46:20 21:16 4 St. Thomas University 104 1:48:26 21:42 5 Ave Maria University 126 1:50:58 22:12 6 Florida Running Club 143 1:52:07 22:26 7 Lynn University 176 1:55:33 23:07 8 Warner University 250 2:30:23 30:05 INDIVIDUAL RESULTS Athlete Yr. # Team Score Time 1 GLENN, Margaret 28 2232 Lyons Endurance Training -- 18:44.00 2 ROHM, Julia JR 3736 Southeastern University 1 18:51.90 3 HIATT, Madison 18 4270 Unattached -- 19:40.10 4 BAKER, Liliana SO 3724 Southeastern University 2 19:51.60 5 GOETZ, Mary -- 65 Ave Maria University 3 19:59.30 6 OGILIVIE, Kelsi SR 3731 Southeastern University 4 20:04.30 7 GUTIERREZ, Susana 16 3978 St. Thomas University 5 20:06.50 8 BAUER, Michelle 15 2689 Nova Southeastern University 6 20:08.50 9 STEPHENS, Christa 13 4275 Unattached -- 20:20.80 10 PETERSON, Andrea 16 3984 St. Thomas University 7 20:21.90 11 AUBE, Sara 9 1087 Florida Running Club 8 20:27.20 12 ETRICK, Carli -- 2692 Nova Southeastern University 9 20:30.80 13 MCLAUGHLIN, Emma SO 3729 Southeastern University 10 20:33.40 14 PABON, Raeanna SR 3732 Southeastern University 11 20:38.30 15 ARISTIZABAL, Isabella -- 2688 Nova Southeastern University 12 20:56.70 16 HALTER, Kathrin -- 3355 Saint Leo University 13 21:15.70 17 PATTERSON, Paige -- 3361 Saint Leo University 14 21:15.90 18 LINDEMAN, Ashley -- 3358 Saint Leo University 15 21:16.00 19 JARREAU, Tania -- 3356 Saint Leo University 16 21:16.00 20 VISSA, Sintayehu -- 3364 Saint Leo University 17 21:16.30 21 MARVILLE, Leah -- 2696 Nova Southeastern University 18 21:19.24 22 RIVERA, Jenycha 13 3734 Southeastern University 19 21:30.60 23 VALENTI, Sophie 9 1097 Florida Running Club 20 21:31.70 24 ORTEGA, Calyope 15 3982 St. Thomas University 21 21:48.60 25 BOHM, Amanda -- 3353 Saint Leo University 22 22:07.10 26 BRESKI, Lauren -- 2690 Nova Southeastern University 23 22:12.60 27 MCKILLIP, Grace -- 67 Ave Maria University 24 22:14.40 28 ROBINSON, Kristen SR 3735 Southeastern University 25 22:16.10 Athlete Yr. # Team Score Time 29 MAHONY, Aoife -- 3359 Saint Leo University 26 22:17.50 30 REILY, Kerry -- 3362 Saint Leo University -- 22:17.50 31 KOHLMEIER, Abigail 15 2694 Nova Southeastern University 27 22:21.30 32 CORDIER, Sarah SR 1089 Florida Running Club 28 22:28.70 33 RUBLEE, Madeline -- 71 Ave Maria University 29 22:30.00 34 MORANTE, Mariana 15 3980 St. Thomas University 30 22:31.80 35 MACEDO, Kathy SO 3728 Southeastern University -- 22:35.10 36 FLEMING, Meghan -- 2693 Nova Southeastern University 31 22:43.90 37 REECE, Jayden -- 2228 Lynn University 32 22:54.40 38 KALAPUCH, Mikayla SR 3727 Southeastern University -- 22:56.90 39 GLASS, Emily -- 2224 Lynn University 33 23:01.80 40 SCHLITZ, Isabella -- 72 Ave Maria University 34 23:03.40 41 LECKENBY, Lauren -- 2227 Lynn University 35 23:06.00 42 CASTRO, Heather 23 1075 Florida National University -- 23:07.10 43 FRANCIS, Hannah -- 62 Ave Maria University 36 23:10.90 44 CHRISTENSEN, Emily -- 2220 Lynn University 37 23:12.60 45 KING, Jacinta -- 66 Ave Maria University 38 23:16.50 46 YOUNG, Rory -- 2231 Lynn University 39 23:17.70 47 BUTEYN, Kalyn 16 4357 Warner University 40 23:25.60 48 SEAMAN, Skyla JR 3738 Southeastern University -- 23:34.20 49 GALAN, Carolyn 15 3977 St. Thomas University 41 23:37.10 50 GONSOULIN, Laura JR 1092 Florida Running Club 42 23:38.70 51 PIVARUNAS, Clare -- 70 Ave Maria University 43 23:50.30 52 MARCIN, Naomi -- 3979 St. Thomas University 44 23:52.90 53 RAGER, Holly JR 1096 Florida Running Club 45 24:00.00 54 NAYA, Sofia -- 3981 St. Thomas University 46 24:19.40 55 BRUGGER, Peyton -- 61 Ave Maria University -- 24:38.00 56 QUINTANA, Alexandra 9 1095 Florida Running Club 47 24:49.90 57 SPEARS, Joy SO 3739 Southeastern University -- 24:53.10 58 POTESTA, Lauren SO 1094 Florida Running Club 48 24:58.30 59 PINSONAULT, Isabella -- 69 Ave Maria University -- 25:03.20 60 COSTA, Darielle JR 1090 Florida Running Club -- 25:04.00 61 BARQUIN, Alessandra -- 3976 St. Thomas University -- 25:13.80 62 COHEN, Mandi -- 2221 Lynn University 49 25:14.50 63 HOLSTON, Julia 9 1093 Florida Running Club -- 25:34.20 64 ZELEDON, Hassell 13 1078 Florida National University -- 25:41.90 65 GARDNER, Elizabeth -- 63 Ave Maria University -- 26:16.30 66 LUMIA, Angela 4555 Unattached -- 26:21.00 67 PENA, Madyson -- 3983 St. Thomas University -- 26:35.60 68 GE, Xinyi SO 1091 Florida Running Club -- 26:45.60 69 KASHKIMBAYEVA, Angela -- 2225 Lynn University 50 27:15.10 70 GALINDO, Sara 13 1076 Florida National University -- 27:27.50 71 BURCHFIELD, Shelbie 21 4267 Unattached -- 27:34.10 72 BEAN, Juliette -- 60 Ave Maria University -- 27:36.20 Athlete Yr. # Team Score Time 73 COMBER-WILEN, Violet SO 1088 Florida Running Club -- 28:15.50 74 LEWANDOWSKI, Caitlin -- 3357 Saint Leo University -- 28:23.00 75 SMITH, Khadayjha -- 4364 Warner University 51 29:13.20 76 YANEZ MENDIETA, Mery 13 1077 Florida National University -- 29:22.00 77 WHALEN, Lynn -- 2230 Lynn University -- 29:25.90 78 ERNEST, Chelsey 14 4359 Warner University 52 30:31.10 79 DENNIS, Tatyana -- 4358 Warner University 53 31:36.20 80 RICHARDSON, Aleaha -- 4362 Warner University 54 35:36.20 81 THOMPSON, Azaline 14 4365 Warner University 55 41:18.20.
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