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Men Expected to Run the Schedule Women Expected Pac-12 Championships • Stanford, Calif. • Stanford Golf Course THE SCHEDULE RANKINGS Sept. 21 Battle In Beantown Seattle Men - 2nd Leading Man: Tanner Anderson (6th place) Sept. 29 Stanford Invitational Stanford, Calif. Women - 3rd WOMEN - 16th Leading Woman: Katie Rainsberger (2nd place) Season-High - 16th Oct. 13 Pre-Nationals Madison, Wisc. Men - 2nd; Women - 5th Leading Man: Tibebu Proctor (6th place) Leading Woman: Katie Rainsberger (10th place) MEN - 7th Oct. 26 Pac-12 Championships Stanford, Calif. 11 a.m. Season-High - 7th Leading Man: Leading Woman: Nov. 9 NCAA West Regionals Sacramento, Calif. TBA Leading Man: Leading Woman: Women’s 6k Race: 11:10 am PT Nov. 17 NCAA Championships Madison, Wisc. 8:45 a.m. Men’s 8k Race: 12:10 pm PT Leading Man: Leading Woman: WOMEN EXPECTED TO RUN Name Yr. Hometown Last year at Pac-12s Lilli Burdon Jr. Aukland, New Zealand 6th (for Oregon) Sarah Carter RS Fr. Phoenix, Ariz. First appearance Emily Hamlin Sr. Boise, Idaho 36th Madison Heisterman Fr. Nanaimo, B.C., Canada First appearance Kelly Makin Fr. Portland, Ore. First appearance Shona McCulloch RS Fr. Nepean, Ont., Canada First appearance Kaitlyn Neal Jr. Manlius, New York 26th Olivia O’Keeffe Fr. Davis, Calif. First appearance Katie Rainsberger has led the Huskies in both races so far this year after transferring from Oregon where she was the 2016 Katie Rainsberger Jr. Colorado Springs, Colo. 2nd (for Oregon) Pac-12 Freshman of the Year and the 2017 Pac-12 runner-up. Allie Schadler So. Tubac, Ariz. 50th MEN EXPECTED TO RUN Name Yr. Hometown Last year at Pac-12s Tanner Anderson Sr. Spokane, Wash. 22nd (for Oregon) Nate Beamer So. Marysville, Wash. 67th Julius Diehr Jr. San Diego, Calif. N/A (70th in 2016) Talon Hull So. Ogden, Utah 29th Fred Huxham Sr. Ross, Calif. N/A (best of 22nd in 2015) Mahmoud Moussa Sr. Arcadia, Calif. 5th Gavin Parpart So. Kenmore, Wash. 50th Tibebu Proctor So. Seattle, Wash. 58th Senior Mahmoud Moussa was a surprise fifth-place finisher Andrew Snyder Jr. Kennewick, Wash. 47th at the Pac-12 Championships in 2017, earning All-Pac-12 First Mick Stanovsek Jr. Cleveland, Ohio First appearance Team status. QUICK FACTS THE MEET University of Washington HUSKIES OFF TO STANFORD FOR PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIPS Athletic Department, Box 354070 The first Pac-12 Championship of the 2018-19 season arrives on Friday as the conference’s Seattle, WA 98195-4070 cross country contenders head for Stanford. Washington’s seventh-ranked men and 16th- ranked women will test themselves against the NCAA’s top conference at the Stanford Golf Location: Seattle, Wash. Course, with the women’s race starting at 11:10 a.m. and the men’s race following at 12:10 p.m. Enrollment: 46,000 (31,000 undergrad) Founded: Nov. 4, 1861 The Pac-12 Cross Country Championships will be televised live on the Pac-12 Networks. On the call will be Jim Watson, Dwight Stones and Lewis Johnson. Nickname: Huskies Colors: Purple and Gold Friday’s race is the first of three championship events, as teams will go from Pac-12s to NCAA President: Ana Marie Cauce West Regionals in Sacramento in two weeks. Tickets will be punched at Regionals for the Director of Athletics: Jennifer Cohen NCAA Championships on Nov. 17 in Wisconsin. Website: GoHuskies.com The women’s race features three of the top six teams in the nation based on the USTFCCCA Home Courses: Lincoln Park, Jefferson Park Golf Course coaches poll. Three-time defending champion Colorado is the top-ranked team in the nation, Conference/Region: Pac-12/West with Oregon coming in ranked third and host school Stanford ranking sixth. Head Women’s Coach: Maurica Powell (1st year) Head Men’s Coach: Andy Powell (1st year) The Husky women’s team brings a very young squad into Friday’s race, with just one senior in Emily Hamlin, and five redshirt or true freshmen who will be making their first Pac-12 Champi- Assistant Coach: Chris Kwiatkowski (1st year) onship runs. The Dawgs will also have an official Husky debut on Friday, as junior Lilli Burdon will race for the first time this season. Burdon was sixth at Pac-12s a year ago for Oregon and 2017 Men’s Pac-12 Finish: 5th an All-American in cross country, indoor, and outdoor track. Washington has been led in its first 2017 Men’s West Regional Finish: 2nd two races by junior Katie Rainsberger, who was fifth at Pac-12s as a freshman and the runner- 2017 Men’s NCAA Finish: 22nd up by just over one second last year while competing for Oregon. 2017 Women’s Pac-12 Finish: 4th The newcomers lining up for their first Pac-12 meet will be redshirt freshmen Sarah Carter and 2017 Women’s West Regional Finish: 6th Shona McCulloch, and true freshmen Madison Heisterman, Kelly Makin, and Olivia O’Keeffe. 2017 Women’s NCAA Finish: 21st Top-7 Men Returning/Lost: 5/2 The seventh-ranked men’s team has earned its highest ranking in the history of the USTFCCCA Top-7 Women Returning/Lost: 4/3 poll, coming off a second-place finish at Pre-Nationals two weeks ago. The men boast more a Returning XC All-Americans: Lilli Burdon (2017 - 21st) more veteran squad than the women, with just one of their ten entries, junior Mick Stanovsek, Katie Rainsberger (2016 - 4th; 2017 - 16th) racing Pac-12 Cross Country for the first time. Best Men’s Conference Finish: 1st (1993) The men’s field is deep and closely bunched in the national polls. Fourth-ranked Stanford heads Best Men’s Regional Finish: 1st (2015) in as the favorite, as the Cardinal won the title a year ago and own the home course advantage Best Men’s NCAA Finish: 4th (1989) this season. Colorado is ranked No. 8 nationally, Oregon is No. 11, and UCLA is No. 12, with Best Women’s Conference Finish: 1st (1989, 2008, 2009) Washington State also in the top-30 at No. 29. Best Women’s Regional Finish: 1st (1989, 1992, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011) The Huskies showed strong depth in their Pre-National run. Sophomore Tibebu Proctor, senior Tanner Anderson, and sophomore Talon Hull all finished in the top-15, with seniors Fred Hux- Best Women’s NCAA Finish: 1st (2008) ham and Mahmoud Moussa also in the top-50 and juniors Mick Stanovsek and Julius Diehr in the top-80. Also, junior Andrew Snyder won the open race with a time similar to Moussa’s, and Men’s NCAA Championship Appearances: sophomore Gavin Parpart was third in the open race. 14 — 1987 (22nd), 1988 (18th), 1989 (4th), 1990 (12th), 1991 (20th), 1993 (8th), 2003 (21st), Last season at Pac-12s, Moussa had a breakthrough run to finish fifth and lead the Dawgs. 2005 (27th), 2006 (12th), 2008 (18th), 2009 (18th), Anderson was 22nd last year competing for the Ducks, while Hull was 29th as a freshman but 2014 (20th), 2015 (8th), 2017 (22nd) has shown stronger form this year. Proctor could also make a big leap as he was 58th last year Women’s NCAA Championship Appearances: as a freshman but is coming off the best race of his young career at Pre-Nationals. Huxham, the 24 — 1982 (13th), 1989 (12th), 1992 (12th), 1994 Bay Area native, also owns a top-25 finish at Pac-12s, as he was 22nd as a sophomore in 2015. (15th), 1995 (14th), 1997 (14th), 1998 (9th), 1999 (13th), 2000 (23rd), 2001 (14th), 2002 (31st), 2003 (19th), 2004 (23rd), 2007 (8th), 2008 (1st), 2009 (3rd), 2010 (16th), 2011 (2nd), 2012 (9th), 2013 (17th), 2014 (23rd), 2015 (10th), 2016 (12th), 2017 (21st) Athletic Communications Michael Bruscas, Track and Field/Cross Country SID E-mail: [email protected] Office: (206) 543-2331 Cell: (206) 714-5556 Women’s Results Men’s Results Sundodger Invitational (Huskies run workout effort) Sundodger Invitational (Huskies run workout effort) Lincoln Park • Seattle, Wash. • September 8, 2018 • 6,000m Lincoln Park • Seattle, Wash. • September 8, 2018 • 8,000m Team Results: 1. Boise State 17; 2. Oregon State 49; 3. Washington 73; 4. Trinity Team Results: 1. Boise State 15; 2. Washington 55; 3. Trinity Western 78; 4. Seattle Western 111; 5. Seattle U. 148. U. 99. Individual Champion: Allie Ostrander, Boise State, 20:21. Individual Champion: Yusuke Uchikoshi, Boise State, 24:17. Husky Finishers: 10. Katie Rainsberger 21:17; 12. Emily Hamlin 21:25; 21. Olivia Husky Finishers: 8. Tibebu Proctor 24:30; 9. Julius Diehr 24:43; 13. Nick Laccinole O’Keeffe 21:51; 22. Allie Schadler 21:52; 23. Sarah Carter 22:01; 27. Nikki Zielin- 24:51; 15. Chase Equall 24:59; 18. Nate Beamer 25:22; 23. Andrew Snyder 25:50. ski 22:14; 31. Kiera Marshall 22:39; 42. Madison Heisterman 23:48; Battle In Beantown Stanford Invitational Franklin Park • Boston, Mass. • September 21, 2018 • 8,000m Stanford Golf Course • Stanford, Calif. • September 29, 2018 • 6,000m Team Results (Top-20 of 23): 1. Syracuse 37; 2. Washington 70; 3. Mississippi 77; Team Results (Top-10 of 19): 1. Stanford 62; 2. Adams State 69; 3. Washington 90; 4. Virginia 98; 5. North Carolina 153; 6. Campbell 189; 7. Stony Brook 204; 8. 4. UCLA 113; 5. Cal Poly 139; 6. San Jose State 142; 7. Arizona State 161; 8. Dartmouth 228; 9. Georgia Tech 254; 10. Boston 319; 11. Pittsburgh 373; 12. UCSB 249; 9. Colorado 281; 10. Univ. of Victoria 308. Bucknell 414; 13. Johns Hopkins 416; 14. Providence 416; 15. Brown 426; 16. Individual Champion: Elise Cranny, Stanford, 20:32. Lehigh 426; 17.
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