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2010 Ncaa Division I Championships Hosted by Indiana State University Monday, November 22, 2010 2010 NCAA DIVISION I CHAMPIONSHIPS HOSTED BY INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2010 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- MEN'S 10000 METER TEAM RESULTS ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- 1. 73 Oklahoma State ( 30:05 2:30:25) ========================================================== 1 5 460 Girma Mecheso JR 29:48 2 6 455 German Fernandez JR 29:50 3 7 457 Colby Lowe JR 29:58 4 25 454 Tom Farrell FR 30:22 5 30 465 Johnathan Stublaski JR 30:27 6 ( 54) 458 Joseph Manilafasha FR 30:45 7 (137) 463 Ryan Prentice SO 31:46 2. 193 Florida State ( 30:35 2:32:51) ========================================================== 1 15 175 Ciaran O'Lionaird SR 30:14 2 24 170 Michael Fout JR 30:21 3 42 169 David Forrester SO 30:39 4 48 179 Wesley Rickman SO 30:41 5 64 180 Alexander Smyth SR 30:56 6 ( 98) 181 Jakub Zivec FR 31:21 3. 223 Wisconsin ( 30:37 2:33:02) ========================================================== 1 10 825 Mohammed Ahmed SO 30:04 6 (174) 28 Lane Boyer SR 32:22 16. 376 New Mexico ( 31:04 2:35:17) 3 129 696 Brock Simmons JR 31:41 4 133 694 Brian Rhodes-Devey JR 31:44 5 163 697 Collin Smith SO 32:05 6 (167) 695 Austin Roth SO 32:10 7 (175) 690 Bradley Lowry SR 32:24 27. 608 Minnesota ( 31:37 2:38:02) ========================================================== 1 33 321 Ben Blankenship SR 30:30 2 128 333 Mike Torchia SR 31:41 3 138 323 Pieter Gagnon SO 31:47 4 143 326 Andrew Larsen FR 31:56 5 166 325 Kevin Lachowitzer SO 32:08 6 (190) 327 Mike McFarland SR 32:52 7 (197) 328 Sean Olson JR 32:59 28. 622 Louisville ( 31:47 2:38:53) ========================================================== 1 58 268 Micheal Eaton SR 30:51 2 68 271 Matt Hughes JR 30:57 3 115 266 Tyler Byrne FR 31:32 4 183 272 Luke Lovelace JR 32:34 5 198 267 Gordon Dooley JR 32:59 6 (202) 273 Mattias Wolter FR 33:09 7 (205) 269 Ryan Eaton FR 33:35 29. 644 Georgetown ( 31:43 2:38:31) ========================================================== 1 106 205 Ayalew Taye SR 31:27 2 118 197 Mark Dennin SO 31:35 3 125 204 Andrew Springer FR 31:37 4 139 200 Tc Lumbar JR 31:49 5 156 199 James Grimes JR 32:03 6 (158) 198 Ben Furcht FR 32:04 7 (201) 202 Bobby Peavey FR 33:08 30. 659 Penn State ( 31:49 2:39:03) ========================================================== 1 52 513 Kyle Dawson JR 30:44 2 77 519 Vince McNally JR 31:06 3 171 514 Owen Dawson SR 32:13 4 179 520 Danny Pawola SO 32:29 5 180 511 Chris Cipro JR 32:31 6 (189) 516 Ryan Foster SR 32:48 7 (193) 522 Nick Scarpello FR 32:53 31. 678 California ( 31:55 2:39:34) ========================================================== 1 76 74 Michael Coe SR 31:05 2 94 76 Kari Karlsson SR 31:19 3 130 75 Collin Jarvis SO 31:42 4 187 80 Cody Schmidt SO 32:36 5 191 73 Maxime Chevee JR 32:52 6 (195) 81 Simon Schmidt SO 32:57 7 (206) 82 Steve Sodaro SR 33:35 .
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