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Foot Locker CC Midwest 2006 Foot Locker Cross Country Championships - Girls Girls Seeded Race University of Wisconsin-Parkside 5000 meters Individual Results Pl Num Name Gr Hometown Time Pl Num Name Gr Hometown Time 1 5 Emily Sisson 9 Omaha, NE 17:13 54 315 Brianne Beemer 11 Loveland, CO 19:11 2 154 Kaitlyn Vanatta 10 Arvada, CO 17:16 55 489 Sara Kroll 9 Westland, MI 19:12 3 8 Emily Infeld 11 University Heights, OH 17:43 56 281 Alexis Skarda 11 Boulder, CO 19:13 4 63 Alex Gits 12 Edina, MN 17:44 57 61 Melanie Funke 11 Minot, ND 19:13 5 9 Kristen McGlynn 12 Bailey, CO 17:50 58 282 Hilary Snyder 11 Michigan Center, MI 19:14 6 2 Allison Eckert 12 Sioux Falls, SD 17:56 59 214 Emily Grad 12 Kent, OH 19:16 7 483 Katelyn Bastert 12 Carthage, IL 17:59 60 426 Alexa Renstrom 12 La Crosse, WI 19:18 8 1 Betsy Bies 12 Yankton, SD 18:01 61 498 Lorna Whaley 11 Avon, IN 19:19 9 149 Marissa Treece 12 Maple City, MI 18:03 62 433 Natalie Webb 11 Allen Park, MI 19:20 10 4 Alexandra Banfich 11 Plymouth, IN 18:04 63 238 Ellen Birmingham 12 Worthington, OH 19:22 11 10 Rebekah Smeltzer 12 Monroe, MI 18:08 64 460 Catherine Cumming 11 Stillwater, MN 19:22 12 78 Laura Hughes 9 Mankato, MN 18:09 65 260 Paige Lillo 10 Littleton, CO 19:22 13 65 Allison Gohl 12 Westminster, CO 18:13 66 178 Amy Reuter 12 Brookings, SD 19:23 14 6 Cassandra Schenck 12 Mantua, OH 18:14 67 189 Kendra Gerk 11 Greeley, CO 19:23 15 52 Jessica Engel 12 Piedmont, SD 18:22 68 119 Ali Paul 11 Cedar Grove, WI 19:23 16 3 Lindsay Anderson 11 Leeds, ND 18:24 69 122 Alyssa Penning 10 Grand Rapids, MI 19:23 17 341 Carlie Green 12 Milford, MI 18:27 70 153 Erika Utter 12 Indianapolis, IN 19:25 18 191 Amanda Hardesty 12 Valparaiso, IN 18:27 71 186 Alexandra Daugherty 10 Indianapolis, IN 19:26 19 21 Ashley Beutler 11 New Glarus, WI 18:28 72 147 Katie Thompson 11 Ford Dodge, IA 19:26 20 59 Meggan Freeland 10 Albion, MI 18:29 73 402 Kristin Sternhagen 11 Yankton, SD 19:27 21 188 Elizabeth Hynes 10 St. Charles, IL 18:29 74 268 Lacey Oeding 11 Jasper, IN 19:27 22 465 Lauren Kleppin 12 South Milwaukee, WI 18:30 75 224 Melinda Palinkas 9 Saranac, MI 19:28 23 357 Brittani Johnson 11 West Plains, MO 18:31 76 11 Erika Alpeter 11 Galloway, OH 19:29 24 241 Caitlin Comfort 11 Peoria, IL 18:35 77 151 Hannah Turlington 9 Brookville, OH 19:29 25 158 Jennifer Webers 12 Conifer, CO 18:36 78 364 Kate Lydy 11 Germantown, WI 19:30 26 274 Alexa Rogers 11 Littleton, CO 18:37 79 112 Meaghan Nelson 11 Cedar Rapids, IA 19:31 27 264 Stephanie Morgan 10 Barnsville, OH 18:37 80 366 Amanda McKenzie 12 Dexter, MI 19:34 28 321 Kelli Budd 10 Omaha, NE 18:37 81 333 Kristen Downing 12 Uniontown, OH 19:35 29 226 Ellie Rastall 12 Fort Collins, CO 18:38 82 160 Tynae Wilson 11 Fort Wayne, IN 19:36 30 220 Emily Langenberg 12 Lansing, MI 18:39 83 83 Kari Johnson 11 Central Lake, MI 19:36 31 207 Chelsea Blanchard 11 Fort Wayne, IN 18:40 84 384 Megan Pines 11 Troy, MI 19:37 32 203 Ashley Schnell 12 Lincoln, NE 18:40 85 308 Alison Rack 12 Oak Park, IL 19:37 33 324 Dacia Bushman 12 Castalia, IA 18:42 86 155 Molly Waterhouse 11 Vicksburg, MI 19:38 34 106 McKenzie Melander 11 Apple Valley, MN 18:48 87 259 Erin LaFave 11 Troy, MI 19:38 35 101 Renee Masterson 11 Beech Grove, IN 18:49 88 462 Ryan Eichelberger 12 Braidwood, IL 19:39 36 156 Kelly Waters 12 Louisville, CO 18:50 89 109 Ashley Miller 12 Tipton, IA 19:40 37 184 Leah Coyle 12 Cross Plains, WI 18:51 90 372 Brittany Moreland 10 Cape Girardeau, MO 19:40 38 436 Tiffany Abrahamian 11 Rochester Hills, MI 18:51 91 66 Jessie Gulsvig 12 Colorado Springs, CO 19:41 39 48 Krista Eckert 12 Sioux Falls, SD 18:52 92 168 Natalie Goolik 12 Highland, IN 19:41 40 380 Adrienne Pastula 12 Hillsdale, MI 18:53 93 442 Adrian Dent 12 Sterling Heights, MI 19:41 41 115 Julia Nowak 11 Racine, WI 18:54 94 79 Stephanie Hughes 12 Chicago, IL 19:45 42 286 Michelle Volz 10 Lakeville, MN 18:55 95 499 Danielle Thompson 12 Grand Forks, ND 19:46 43 395 Emily Smith 12 Yankton, SD 18:56 96 161 Kara Windisch 12 Overland Park, KS 19:47 44 309 Catherine Rack 9 Oak Park, IL 18:57 97 15 Michelle Babb 9 Clearwater, KS 19:48 45 258 Kailyn Kuzmuk 11 Tinley Park, IL 18:58 98 468 Amanda Newlin 12 Wallace, MI 19:49 46 110 Stephanie Mundt 11 Urbandale, IA 18:59 99 64 Sarah Glowacki 12 Wauwatosa, WI 19:49 47 169 Katie Haines 11 Rockford, MI 19:00 100 104 Michelle Mehnert 11 Champaign, IL 19:50 48 29 Amanda Burger 12 Hamilton, OH 19:02 101 118 Megan Palmer 9 Whitefish Bay, WI 19:50 49 491 Rachel McFarlane 11 Livonia, MI 19:03 102 46 Brittany Dixon 12 Rockford, MI 19:50 50 312 Jessica Armstrong 12 Dorr, MI 19:06 103 62 Katie Gillespie 10 Cuyahoga Falls, OH 19:50 51 275 Natosha Rogers 10 Littleton, CO 19:07 104 230 McKinzie Schulz 9 Naperville, IL 19:51 52 342 Grace Green 10 Troy, MI 19:09 105 509 Heidi Peterson 9 Sartell, MN 19:52 53 453 Emily Pritt 11 North Canton, OH 19:10 106 323 Shelbi Burnett 10 Greenwood, IN 19:55 Saturday, November 25, 2006 1 2006 Foot Locker Cross Country Championships - Girls Girls Seeded Race Pl Num Name Gr Hometown Time Pl Num Name Gr Hometown Time 107 445 Brittany Gigstead 12 Ottertail, MN 19:56 163 344 Stacy Hague 12 Chicago, IL 20:36 108 288 Lauren Wilson 11 Littleton, CO 19:56 164 501 Sarah Blatt 10 Hannabal, OH 20:37 109 386 Cathy Randle 11 Wauwatosa, WI 19:56 165 486 Theresa Coverick 10 Palos Park, IL 20:37 110 68 Jennifer Hall 12 Indianapolis, IN 19:57 166 348 Megan Henning 12 Adrian, MN 20:38 111 130 Claire Rindo 11 Berlin, WI 19:57 167 447 Katie Kowalczyk 11 Sterling Heights, MI 20:38 112 190 Annette Glaz 11 Palos Hills, IL 19:57 168 37 Caitlyn Crowley 11 Sioux Falls, SD 20:40 113 266 Monica Noble 12 St. Charles, MO 19:58 169 374 Kara Moylan 10 Palos Park, IL 20:42 114 157 Malory Weber 12 Avon, OH 20:00 170 235 Charlotte Ashford 12 Highland Park, IL 20:42 115 363 Tiffany Leader 12 Yankton, SD 20:01 171 292 Pagie Zelinsky 11 Highland Pasrk, IL 20:43 116 353 Kasey Hosier 10 Springfield, OH 20:01 172 383 Madison Pines 9 Troy, MI 20:44 117 107 Kelsey Meyers 12 Goodrich, MI 20:02 173 313 Kristian Baldwin 11 Carbondale, IL 20:45 118 185 Sarah Daniels 10 Savage, MN 20:02 174 434 Samantha Wieczorek 12 New Carlisle, IN 20:47 119 25 Bailey Breems 9 Sioux Falls, SD 20:05 175 164 Danielle Wuensch 12 New London, OH 20:48 120 299 Rachel Kaminski 11 Green Bay, WI 20:05 176 373 Michelle Moriset 9 Troy, MI 20:49 121 416 Ashley Botham 11 Grand Rapids, MI 20:06 177 40 Hillory Davis 12 Colorado Springs, CO 20:49 122 103 Amanda Meagher 11 Fremont, WI 20:07 178 261 Kara McCartney 12 Elgin, IA 20:51 123 23 Lauren Borduin 11 Columbia, MO 20:09 179 327 Kathy Chapman 12 Beaver Creek, OH 20:51 124 362 Shannon Kohlitz 12 Jackson, MI 20:10 180 389 Veronica Schabbing 12 Goe Girardeau, MO 20:53 125 187 Jaclyn Edmonds 12 Eau Claire, WI 20:11 181 33 Katy Cramer 12 Cedar Springs, MI 20:53 126 404 Leslie Stover 10 Adrian, MN 20:11 182 165 Gabrielle Wuensch 12 New London, OH 20:54 127 148 Kathleen Thompson 10 Chesterfield, MO 20:12 183 448 Tanya Krof 11 Omaha, NE 20:56 128 405 Jennifer Yee 12 Troy, MI 20:13 184 418 Stacee Graham 11 Thornton, CO 20:57 129 252 Jessica Husted 12 Metamora, IL 20:13 185 459 Alexandria Blair 12 Jackson, MI 20:57 130 267 Courtney Oldenburg 10 West Salem, WI 20:14 186 231 Rachel Smith 11 Marion, IA 20:58 131 76 Kate Horan 11 St. Louis, MO 20:14 187 198 Kelsey Mitchell 11 Des Moines, IA 21:00 132 177 Meleia Oestmann 10 Auburn, NE 20:15 188 331 Anna Dinverno 10 Troy, MI 21:00 133 208 Hope Christie 12 Somers, WI 20:16 189 407 Lauren Unser 10 West Salem, WI 21:04 134 283 Michelle Stratton 10 Naperville, IL 20:16 190 128 Annie Propson 11 Rosendale, WI 21:05 135 86 Seanna Kautz 9 Crooks, SD 20:16 191 251 Leah Hauck 11 Lyndon Station, WI 21:05 136 204 Kristal Studer 10 Lawrenceburg, IN 20:17 192 456 Jaclyn Tash 12 Sterling Heights, MI 21:06 137 507 Marianne Kirk 12 Oak Park, IL 20:17 193 427 Jennifer Rock 11 Macomb, MI 21:07 138 400 Jade Steinberg 11 Yankton, SD 20:17 194 71 Malin Heineking 12 Chardon, OH 21:07 139 69 Erin Hargens 10 Sioux Falls, SD 20:17 195 99 Kara Lubieniecki 12 Lakewood, CO 21:09 140 138 Rebecca Sorenson 11 Cloquet, MN 20:18 196 98 Steffi Liotta 11 Chardon, OH 21:13 141 471 Jordan Stafford 11 Springfield, OH 20:19 197 467 Kaitlin Neurohr 11 St.
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