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Division I Women's Cross Country Championships DIVISION I WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS RECORDS BOOK 2018 Championships 2 History 5 All-Time Team Results 9 2018 CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018 TEAM STANDINGS 1. Colorado 65 2. New Mexico 103 3. Oregon 160 4. Michigan 213 5. Stanford 232 6. Boise St. 288 7. BYU 310 8. Notre Dame 313 9. Washington 321 10. Wisconsin 325 11. Michigan St. 341 12. Portland 344 13. NC State 367 14. Arkansas 398 15. Iowa St 403 16. Florida 455# 17. Indiana 455# 18. Columbia 468 19. Oklahoma St. 481 20. Penn St 482 21. Princeton 488 22. Ole Miss 509 23. Furman 527 24. Villanova 547 25. Southern Utah 564 26. Florida St. 584 27. Oregon St. 600 28. Georgia Tech 653 29. Minnesota 673 30. Dartmouth 751 31. Texas 862 *Team Score Places: Ednah Kurgat 1, Makena Morley 8, Tabor Scholl 15, Sage Hurta 22, Tayler Tuttle 24 #Tie Breaker: Florida 3 W-L-W-L-W Indiana 2 L-W-L-W-L 2018 Championships 2 Pos. Name, School Time Pos. Name, School Time 2018 INDIVIDUAL 59 Masterson, Andrea, Yale 20:45.7 120 Wasserman, Katie, Columbia 21:14.2 RESULTS 60 Malone, Shannon, Syracuse 20:46.1 121 Tostenson, Gracie, Boise St. 21:14.6 61 Viljoen, Carina, Arkansas 20:46.3 122 Shields, Sam, Pittsburgh 21:15.6 Pos. Name, School Time 62 Clairmonte, Dominique, NC State 20:46.6 123 Bergh, Elisabeth, Florida 21:16.3 1 Jones, Dani, Colorado 19:42.8 63 Meier, Hannah, Michigan 20:46.6 124 Sargent, Sadie, BYU 21:17.2 2 Kelati, Weini, New Mexico 19:45.3 64 Gaughan, Jacqueline, Notre 20:47.8 125 Paternain, Julia, Penn St. 21:17.4 Dame 3 Hull, Jessica, Oregon 19:50.4 126 Wolf, Haley, Oregon St. 21:18.7 65 Ozanne-Jaques, Clio, Ole Miss 20:48.1 4 Monson, Alicia, Wisconsin 19:55.2 127 Hertenstein, Bailey, Indiana 21:19.1 66 Receveur, Katherine, Indiana 20:49.1 128 Sanga, Purity, Tennessee Tech 21:19.3 5 Kurgat, Ednah, New Mexico 19:55.8 67 Davis, Amy, Wisconsin 20:49.9 129 Eckel, Sophie, New Mexico 21:19.4 6 Ostrander, Allie, Boise St. 19:56.9 68 Zerrenner, Addi, Arizona 20:51.5 130 Fear, Georgia, Dartmouth 21:19.8 7 Birk, Erica, BYU 19:58.1 69 Hamlin, Emily, Washington 20:51.9 131 Skyring, Maudie, Florida St. 21:20.5 8 Morley, Makena, Colorado 20:00.1 70 Hull, Morgan, Florida 20:52.1 132 Villalba, Madeline, Penn 21:20.6 9 Prouse, Charlotte, New Mexico 20:02.1 71 Nuttall, Hannah, New Mexico 20:53.0 133 Simmons, Cierra, Utah St. 21:21.7 10 Rohrer, Anna, Notre Dame 20:02.4 72 Farrell, Maggie, Michigan St. 20:53.7 134 Barrott, Lexa, Indiana 21:22.1 11 Cranny, Elise, Stanford 20:02.8 73 Koech, Winny, UTEP 20:55.7 135 Vivas De Lorenzi, Lourdes, Rice 21:22.3 12 Pyzik, Weronika, Oregon 20:03.4 74 Cizmas, Natalie, Eastern 20:56.0 136 Adler, Erika, UCLA 21:22.5 13 Larocco, Lauren, Portland 20:05.1 Michigan 137 Somers, Taylor, Oklahoma St. 21:23.0 14 Wasike, Dorcas, Louisville 20:08.2 75 Meyers, Sydney, Eastern 20:56.2 138 Mancini, Grace, La Salle 21:23.2 15 Scholl, Tabor, Colorado 20:09.9 Michigan 139 Murray, Megan, Tennessee 21:23.4 16 Henes, Elly, NC State 20:11.6 76 Steelman, Hannah, Wofford 20:56.3 140 O'Shea, Moria, Penn St. 21:23.6 17 O'Keeffe, Fiona, Stanford 20:11.7 77 Drop, Jessica, Georgia 20:56.4 141 Jennings, Gabrielle, Furman 21:23.9 18 Roberts, Aubrey, Northwestern 20:13.5 78 Herberg, Haley, Oklahoma 20:56.9 142 Traxler, Ylva, Ole Miss 21:24.7 19 Rainsberger, Katie, Washington 20:15.2 79 Borchers, Claire, Michigan 20:57.1 143 King, Madeleine, Ole Miss 21:24.7 20 Carnahan, Savannah, Furman 20:19.2 80 Bent, Holly, Colorado 20:57.2 144 Baker, Grace, Oklahoma St. 21:24.9 21 Fuller, Annie, Michigan St. 20:20.4 81 Werner, Taylor, Arkansas 20:58.0 145 Vogelgesang, Lisa, Ole Miss 21:25.0 22 Hurta, Sage, Colorado 20:20.4 82 Izzo, Katie, Cal Poly 20:58.1 146 Holt, Heather, NC State 21:25.3 23 Wayment, Courtney, BYU 20:20.6 83 Johnson, India, Michigan St. 20:58.5 147 Chittenden, Melia, Princeton 21:25.4 84 Dadamio, Rachel, Notre Dame 20:58.7 24 Tuttle, Tayler, Colorado 20:23.4 148 Caldwell, Abby, Iowa St. 21:25.8 85 Welsh, Athena, Toledo 20:59.1 25 Mircheva, Militsa, Florida St. 20:26.3 149 Brown, Sydney, Arkansas 21:26.1 86 Hoj, Olivia, BYU 21:00.0 26 Rawlings, Taryn, Portland 20:27.4 150 Frentheway, Aubrey, BYU 21:26.1 87 Rivers, Danae, Penn St. 21:00.2 27 Smith, Jaci, Air Force 20:27.7 151 Fegans, Nicole, Georgia Tech 21:27.7 88 Poe, Jeralyn, Michigan St. 21:01.2 28 Morenaite, Egle, Iona 20:28.5 152 Funderburk, Elizabeth, Florida St. 21:27.8 89 Paholek, Maxine, Boise St. 21:01.3 29 Davre, Camille, Michigan 20:28.9 153 Wagner, Gillian, Princeton 21:28.1 90 Vestri, Amanda, Iowa St. 21:01.4 30 Constien, Val, Colorado 20:31.3 154 Mcquilkin-Bell, Caitlin, Florida 21:28.4 91 Ejore, Susan, Oregon 21:01.5 31 Cardama Baez, Carmela, Oregon 20:31.5 155 Reed, Lexi, Oregon St. 21:29.4 92 West, Anna, Michigan 21:01.6 32 Pascoe, Jessica, Florida 20:31.7 156 Simmons, Victoria, Ole Miss 21:29.6 93 Klimkiewicz, Allie, Princeton 21:02.0 33 Burdon, Lilli, Washington 20:31.8 157 Pray, Alison, Southern Utah 21:31.7 94 Willingmyre, Alison, Penn St. 21:03.4 34 Frisbie, Anne, Iowa St. 20:32.0 158 Fruchey, Madison, Southern Utah 21:32.3 95 Green, Abigail, Virginia 21:03.7 35 Koskei, Winny, Wichita St. 20:32.1 159 Kauffman, Maddy, Southern Utah 21:32.3 96 Heymach, Julia, Stanford 21:03.7 36 Allen, Margaret, Indiana 20:32.8 160 Magness, Jenna, Michigan St. 21:32.6 97 Bowden, Philippa, Oregon 21:03.8 37 Harris, Jessica, Notre Dame 20:32.9 161 O'Brien, Clare, Boise St. 21:32.7 98 Herndon, Hana, Georgia Tech 21:04.4 38 Evenson, Avery, Michigan 20:33.1 162 Musselman, Sara, BYU 21:33.6 99 Larson, Jessi, Michigan 21:04.8 39 Venters, Emily, Boise St. 20:35.8 163 Ruiz, Amy, Georgia Tech 21:34.0 100 Tertsch, Lisa, Harvard 21:05.0 40 Hutchinson, Nicole, Villanova 20:36.3 164 Reed, Maddy, Arkansas 21:34.1 101 Hays, Alexandra, Columbia 21:05.1 41 Robinson, Katrina, Arkansas 20:37.6 165 Campbell, Ann, Villanova 21:34.1 102 Schadler, Allie, Washington 21:05.5 42 Mount, Juliana, Oregon St. 20:39.3 166 Munks, Kathryn, Penn St. 21:34.3 103 Cheruiyot, Linda, UTEP 21:06.6 43 Cohen, Adva, New Mexico 20:39.7 167 Camp, Anna, BYU 21:34.8 104 Fuller, Alexis, Boise St. 21:06.9 44 Lawson, Jessica, Stanford 20:40.4 168 Ballner, Ariane, Oklahoma St. 21:34.8 105 Hasz, Megan, Minnesota 21:07.5 45 Lokedi, Sharon, Kansas 20:40.8 169 O'Keeffe, Olivia, Washington 21:35.2 106 Kimeli, Joyce, Auburn 21:07.6 46 Forsyth, Anne, Michigan 20:41.7 170 Elkin, Anna, Ole Miss 21:35.9 107 Niggemann, Alissa, Wisconsin 21:08.2 47 Nickerson, Angie, Southern Utah 20:42.0 171 Cruz, Alex, Texas 21:36.1 108 Gehrich, Amanda, Oregon 21:08.3 48 Johnson, Sinclaire, Oklahoma St. 20:43.1 172 Mareno, Nevada, NC State 21:36.6 109 Knibb, Taylor, Cornell 21:08.5 49 Hasz, Bethany, Minnesota 20:43.5 173 Naumann, Kelly, Iowa St. 21:37.4 110 Howard, Becca, Portland 21:08.6 50 Kokes, Libby, Columbia 20:43.6 174 O'Neill, Taryn, Villanova 21:37.9 111 Dodd, Kaylee, Oklahoma St. 21:08.8 51 Hurley, Emma Grace, Furman 20:43.9 175 Lopez, Kyra, Boise St. 21:38.5 112 Daschian, Miranda, Cal Poly 21:09.5 52 Brauer, Isabelle, Oregon 20:44.3 176 Judd, Jodie, Florida St. 21:38.5 113 Lester, Page, Princeton 21:09.7 53 Logue, Cailie, Iowa St. 20:44.4 177 Offstein, Madison, Princeton 21:39.7 114 Sorensen, Shaelyn, Wisconsin 21:11.0 54 Crosby, Nell, NC State 20:44.6 178 Olivere, Lydia, Villanova 21:40.4 115 Oakes, Jordan, Stanford 21:11.4 55 Martin, Emily, New Mexico 20:44.7 179 Zimmermann, Isabel, NC State 21:40.5 116 Crouch, Lucinda, Wisconsin 21:12.2 56 Brewis, Lindsey, Loyola (Ill.) 20:44.9 180 Sapone, Lauren, Dartmouth 21:40.8 117 Cantine, Sophie, Princeton 21:12.4 57 Richardson, Aoibhe, Portland 20:45.0 181 Dimick, Sharlie, Southern Utah 21:41.0 118 Gregoire, Erin, Columbia 21:12.5 58 Rafuse, Emma, Purdue Fort 20:45.2 182 Williams, Jordan, Penn St. 21:41.6 Wayne 119 Mcarthur, Rachel, Villanova 21:13.9 2018 Championships 3 Pos. Name, School Time Pos. Name, School Time Pos. Name, School Time 183 Barrett, Imogen, Florida 21:44.3 208 Murphy, Glendora, Dartmouth 22:02.0 232 Garcia, Kristen, Wisconsin 22:23.7 184 Ojstersek, Svenja, SMU 21:44.6 209 Burr, Riley, Furman 22:02.4 233 Lima, Jennifer, Florida St.
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