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2019 Women's Cross Country 242 2020 WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY NC State - ACC Champion & 2nd Place NCAA Championships USTFCCCA All-Academic Individual Honors North Carolina - 14th Place NCAA Championships Boston College (1) Lauren White Florida State - 15th Place NCAA Championships Duke (6) Georgia Tech - 20th Place NCAA Championships Caroline Howley Michaela Reinhart Duke - 27th Place NCAA Championships Victoria Patterson Samantha Schadler Sara Platek Charlotte Tomkinson ACC Championship Results NC State (5) Florida State (8) Cary, N.C., October 30 Kelsey Chmiel Mariah Howlett Yasmine Abbes Kayla Easterly Team Finishes R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 Total Dominique Clairmont Hannah Steelman Alyson Churchill Jodie Judd 1. NC State ............... 1 3 7 16 20 47 Ashley Holt Rebecca Clark Jen Lima 2. Georgia Tech ........ 9 13 14 25 38 99 Notre Dame (3) Addison Coggins Maudie Skyring 3. Florida State.......... 5 15 24 29 36 109 Erin Archibeck Olivia Markezich Georgia Tech (3) 4. Duke...................... 4 10 26 27 47 114 Maddy Denner Katy Earwood Kenzie Walls 5. North Carolina ....... 6 11 19 32 48 116 Syracuse (1) Liz Galarza 6. Notre Dame......... 12 17 21 31 35 116 Amanda Vestri North Carolina (6) 7. Virginia ................ 18 33 46 50 58 205 Virginia (1) Mady Clahane Paige Hofstad 8. Syracuse ............... 2 42 57 64 72 237 Hannah Moran Ava Dobson Sasha Neglia 9. Boston College...... 8 28 65 79 81 261 Kelsey Harrington Taryn Parks 10. Wake Forest........ 34 60 61 63 69 287 ACC Performer of the Year NC State (6) 11. Virginia Tech ....... 39 43 66 68 76 292 Hannah Steelman, ST Kelsey Chmiel Hannah Steelman 12. Louisville ............. 23 54 59 74 93 303 ACC Freshman of the Year Mariah Howlett Katelyn Tuohy 13. Clemson .............. 22 37 82 88 91 320 Sasha Neglia, NC Savannah Shaw Julia Zachgo 14. Pitt ....................... 52 78 87 92 97 406 ACC Coach of the Year Syracuse (1) 15. Miami .................. 75 89 95 96 102 457 Laurie Henes, ST Amanda Vestri Top 10 Individual Finishes/ACC Championship All-ACC Academic Team USTFCCCA All-Academic Team Honors 1. Dominique Clairmonte, ST • ............................19:55.1 Boston College (2) Boston College NC State 2. Amanda Vestri, SU ..........................................20:06.1 Anna Oeser Lauren White Clemson Notre Dame 3. Hannah Steelman, ST......................................20:17.3 Clemson (1) Duke Pitt 4. Michaela Reinhart, DU .....................................20:19.3 Laurie Barton Florida State Syracuse 5. Addi Coggins, FS .............................................20:22.3 Duke (4) Georgia Tech Virginia 6. Sasha Neglia, NC ............................................20:24.6 Amanda Beach Michaela Reinhart Louisville Virginia Tech 7. Mariah Howlett, ST ..........................................20:27.1 Sara Platek Samantha Schadler North Carolina Wake Forest 8. Lauren White, BC.............................................20:28.3 Florida State (4) 9. Nicole Fegans, GT ...........................................20:30.8 Rebecca Clark Elizabeth Funderburk ACC Performers of the Week 10. Samantha Schadler, DU ..................................20:32.2 Addi Coggins Maudie Skyring Sept. 16 ..................................................Amanda Vestri, SU • ACC Individual Champion Georgia Tech (2) Sept. 23 .................................................. Nicole Fegans, GT Nicole Fegans Liz Galarza Sept. 30 ....................................................Sasha Neglia, NC NCAA Championship Results Louisville (1) Oct. 7 ........................................................Lauren White, BC Stillwater, Okla., March 15 Purity Sanga Oct. 14 ........................................Dominique Clairmonte, ST ACC Team Finishes R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 Total North Carolina (3) Oct. 21 ...................................................... Addi Coggins, FS 2. NC State ............... 4 7 20 51 79 161 Kelsey Harrington Sasha Neglia Nov. 3 .........................................Dominique Clairmonte, ST 14. North Carolina ..... 24 38 50 107 135 354 Paige Hofstad Feb. 10 ...................................................Amanda Vestri, SU 15. Florida State........ 19 33 85 99 127 363 NC State (6) 20. Georgia Tech ...... 10 63 134 136 165 508 Kelsey Chmiel Mariah Howlett ACC Freshman of the Week 27. Duke.................... 90 111 115 130 179 625 Dominique Clairmonte Hannah Steelman Sept. 16 .................................................Sarah Connelly, SU Ashley Holt Katelyn Tuohy Sept. 23 ..................................................Erin Strzelecki, ND Top 10 ACC Individual Finishers/NCAA Championship Notre Dame (3) Sept. 30 ....................................................Sasha Neglia, NC 5. Hannah Steelman, ST .................................... 20:14.9 Erin Archibeck Olivia Markezich Oct. 7 ....................................................Alyson Churchill, FS 9. Kelsey Chmiel, ST .......................................... 20:26.4 Maddy Denner Oct. 14 ......................................................Sasha Neglia, NC 12. Nicole Fegans, GT .......................................... 20:29.5 Syracuse (1) Oct. 21 ......................................................Sasha Neglia, NC 23. Maudie Skyring, FS ........................................ 20:40.5 Amanda Vestri Nov. 3 .......................................................Sasha Neglia, NC 24. Katelyn Tuohy, ST .......................................... 20:41.3 Virginia (2) Feb. 10 ............................................... Savannah Roark, SU 29. Paige Hofstad, NC .......................................... 20:46.5 Kierra Bothwell Hannah Moran 40. Rebecca Clark, FS.......................................... 20:59.4 Wake Forest (1) USTFCCCA Division I Poll (March 5) 46. Sasha Neglia, NC ........................................... 21:03.0 Madeline Rehm (prior to NCAA Championship) 61. Kelsey Harrington, NC .................................... 21:11.3 1. Arkansas 14. Furman 62. Lauren White, BC ........................................... 21:12.6 ACC Women’s Cross Country 2. Brigham Young 15. Georgia Tech ~individual participant Scholar-Athlete of the Year 3. New Mexico 16. Illinois Hannah Steelman, ST 4. Stanford 17. Indiana All-Atlantic Coast Conference Team 5. NC State 18. Florida State (The All-Conference team consists of the top 21 student-athletes to cross the finish line in the ACC Championship.) USTFCCCA All-Americans 6. Colorado 19. Duke Boston College (1) Florida State (2) 7. Michigan State 20. Portland Lauren White Rebecca Clark Maudie Skyring 8. Michigan 21. Georgetown Duke (2) Georgia Tech (1) 9. Northern Arizona 22. Oklahoma State Michaela Reinhart Samantha Schadler Nicole Fegans 10. Boise State 23. Oregon State Florida State (2) North Carolina (1) 11. Minnesota 24. Iowa State Addi Coggins Elizabeth Funderburk Paige Hofstad 12. Washington 25. Connecticut Georgia Tech (3) NC State (3) 13. Alabama Nicole Fegans Mary Kathryn Knott Kelsey Chmiel Katelyn Tuohy Liz Galarza Hannah Steelman North Carolina (3) Kelsey Harrington Sasha Neglia Paige Hofstad ACC Women’s Cross Country Annual Champions 243 Year Team Champion Head Coach Individual Champion Time Meet Site Championships by School 1978 NC State Russ Combs Margaret Groos, VA .......................................... 16:36 Winston-Salem, N.C. NC State .........................................25-1 1979 NC State Rollie Geiger Julie Shea, ST .................................................. 16:23 Clemson, S.C. Florida State~ ......................................6 1980 NC State Rollie Geiger Julie Shea, ST ............................................... 16:40.1 Winston-Salem, N.C. North Carolina .....................................4 1981 Virginia John Vasvary Betty Springs, ST ........................................... 16:47.8 Durham, N.C. Virginia .................................................3 1982 Virginia Martin Smith Lesley Welch, VA ........................................... 16:12.4 College Park, Md. Duke ....................................................2 1983 NC State Rollie Geiger Betty Springs, ST ........................................... 16:47.5 Charlottesville, Va. Clemson ..............................................1 1984 NC State Rollie Geiger Janet Smith, ST ................................................ 16:31 Chapel Hill, N.C. Wake Forest .....................................0-1 1985 NC State Rollie Geiger Suzie Tuffey, ST ............................................ 16:55.5 Raleigh, N.C. 1986 Clemson Wayne Coffman Ute Jamrozy, CU .............................................. 17:00 Clemson, S.C. Championships by Coach 1987 NC State Rollie Geiger Patty Matava, VA ........................................... 16:45.3 Atlanta, Ga. Rollie Geiger, ST ............................18-1 1988 NC State Rollie Geiger Rosalind Taylor, MD ...................................... 16:36.7 Winston-Salem, N.C. Karen Harvey, FS~ ..............................6 1989 NC State Rollie Geiger Seana Arnold, WF ....................................... 16:40.41 College Park, Md. Laurie Henes, ST .................................6 1990 NC State Rollie Geiger Anne Evans, CU ............................................... 17:27 Charlottesville, Va. Kevin Jermyn, DU ................................2 1991 NC State Rollie Geiger Laurie Gomez-Henes, ST ................................. 16:24 Chapel Hill, N.C. Michael Whittlesey, NC .......................2 1992 NC State Rollie Geiger Claire Forbes, VA .......................................... 17:47.1 Raleigh, N.C. Wayne Coffman, CU ............................1
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