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— Collegiate Conference Weekend — Volume 15, No. 69 October 30, 2016 — Collegiate Conference Weekend — all men’s races are 8K (4.97M), all *Wesley Frazier (NCSt) 20:21.0; 11. *Katie 21:07.3; 5. Alexis Wiersma (MiSt) 21:07.9; women’s races are 6K (3.73M) unless Kennedy (VaT) 20:22.3; 12. **Alyssa Ru- 6. ***Emma Benner (Pur) 21:08.6; 7. *Jillian otherwise noted dawsky (NCSt) 20:24.0; Hunsberger (PennSt) 21:09.3; 8. *Madeline 13. ***Elly Henes (NCSt) 20:26.2; 14. Strandemo (Mn) 21:10.2; ACC MEN **Ryen Frazier (NCSt) 20:28.0; 15. ***Sophia 9. Rachele Schulist (MiSt) 21:18.1; 10. Cary, North Carolina, October 28— Parvizi-Wayne (Duke) 20:28.2; *Elizabeth Chikotas (PennSt) 21:23.8; 11. Teams: 1. Syracuse 29; 2. Virginia 72; 16. **Morgan Ilse (NC) 20:31.7; 17. *Paige ***Megan Hasz (Mn) 21:24.9; 12. ***Aubrey 3. NC State 82; 4. Virginia Tech 128; 5. Stoner (Syr) 20:32.0; 18. ***Paige Duca (BC) Roberts (NWn) 21:25.2; Florida State 134; 6. North Carolina 182; 7. 20:33.2; 19. ***Logan Morris (Clem) 20:38.0; 13. **Sarah Kanney (OhSt) 21:26.4; 14. Louisville 203; 20. Kaitlyn Kramer (NCSt) 20:38.1. *Avery Evenson (Mi) 21:28.1; 15. **Emily 8. Georgia Tech 224; 9. Pitt 246; 10. Notre Stoodley (OhSt) 21:33.0; 16. **Amy Davis Dame 257; 11. Duke 311; 12. Boston College (Wi) 21:34.5; 337; 13. Wake Forest 345; 14. Clemson 346; BIG 10 MEN 17. ***Jeralyn Poe (MiSt) 21:36.5; 18. 15. Miami 440. Minneapolis, October 30— Kiara McIntosh (Pur) 21:41.1; 19. *Jaimie Individuals: 1. *Justyn Knight' (Syr) Teams: 1. Wisconsin 63; 2. Michigan Phelan' (Mi) 21:41.1; 20. ***Bethany Hasz 22:50.7; 2. Edwin Kibichiy' (Louisv) 22:52.2; State 66; 3. Indiana 92; 4. Minnesota 119; (Mn) 21:41.5. 3. George Parsons (NCSt) 22:58.3; 4. Harry 5. Michigan 123; Mulenga' (FlSt) 23:04.1; 6. Illinois 126; 7. Purdue 168; 8. Ohio State 5. *Colin Bennie (Syr) 23:12.8; 6. **Iliass 228; 9. Penn State 250; 10. Nebraska 275; BIG 12 MEN Aouani (Syr) 23:22.4; 7. **Brent Demarest 11. Rutgers 333; 12. Iowa 341. Lubbock, Texas, October 29 (altitude (Va) 23:23.6; 8. Joel Hubbard (Syr) 23:25.1; Individuals: 1. *Morgan McDonald' (Wi) c975m)— 9. *Philo Germano (Syr) 23:25.8; 24:35.7; 2. Sherod Hardt (MiSt) 24:43.9; Teams: 1. Oklahoma State 36; 2. Iowa 10. **Sean Burke (BC) 23:27.6; 11. ***Lach- 3. Jason Crist (In) 24:44.6; 4. Matthew State 49; 3. Texas 100; 4. Kansas 104; 5. lan Cook (Va) 23:28.5; 12. Zach Herriott (Va) Schwartzer (In) 24:45.9; Texas Tech 123; 6. Oklahoma 127; 7. Baylor 23:30.1; 13. *Chase Weaverling (Va) 23:32.5; 5. Malachy Schrobilgen (Wi) 24:48.2; 6. 190; 8. Kansas State 217; 9. TCU 293. 14. Calvin Chemoiywo' (Louisv) 23:34.1; *Aaron Baumgarten (Mi) 24:49.0; 7. *Evan Individuals: 1. Benard Keter' (TxT) 25:28.7; 15. **Patrick Sheehan (NCSt) 23:42.2; 16. Stifel (OhSt) 24:51.8; 8. ***Ben Veatch (In) 2. *Miguel Bautista (TxT) 25:30.8; 3. *Hassan *Andrew Gaiser (VaT) 23:43.0; 17. **Daniel 24:52.7; Abdi (OkSt) 25:39.1; 4. ***Thomas Pollard Jaskowak (VaT) 23:43.8; 18. ***Ben Barrett 9. *Charlie Lawrence (Mn) 24:54.9; 10. (IaSt) 25:39.8; (NCSt) 23:44.6; 19. Adam Visokay (Syr) Dylan Lafond (Il) 24:56.0; 11. **Ryan Rob- 5. *Luis Martinez (OkSt) 25:41.9; 6. Dylan 23:46.9; 20. **Logan Carroll (NC) 23:49.7. inson (MiSt) 24:56.1; 12. ***Olin Hacker (Wi) Blankenbaker (Ok) 25:42.1; 7. Joshua ACC WOMEN 24:56.8; 13. *Matt Welch (Mn) 24:57.2; Thompson (OkSt) 25:44.9; 8. **Josef An- 14. ***Connor Olson (Mn) 24:59.1; 15. drews (IaSt) 25:45.8; Teams: 1. NC State 53; 2. Notre Dame *Clark Ruiz (MiSt) 25:05.6; 16. ***Jaret 9. ***Andrew Jordan (IaSt) 25:51.2; 10. 74; 3. Virginia Tech 153; 4. Louisville 157; 5. Carpenter (Pur) 25:05.8; *Anthoney Armstrong (OkSt) 25:52.0; 11. Syracuse 184; 6. Clemson 207; 7. Pitt 207; 17. ***Jonathan Davis (Il) 25:07.2; 18. **Christian Liddell (OkSt) 25:52.5; 12. Kevyn 8. Wake Forest 207; ***Morgan Beadlescomb (MiSt) 25:07.2; 19. Hoyos (IaSt) 25:56.0; 9. Florida State 213; 10. Virginia 220; Connor Mora (Mi) 25:10.6; 20. Nick Soter 13. *Robert Uhr (Tx) 26:01.1; 14. James 11. Duke 245; 12. Boston College 247; 13. (MiSt) 25:13.2. Hampton (Ks) 26:01.5; 15. *Connor Hen- North Carolina 299; 14. Georgia Tech 347; drickson (Tx) 26:02.0; 16. *Toby Hardwick 15. Miami 446. BIG 10 WOMEN (IaSt) 26:02.2; 17. *Chris Melgares (Ks) Individuals: 1. **Anna Rohrer (NDm) Teams: 1. Michigan 63; 2. Penn State 70; 3. 26:04.4; 18. **Dan Curts (IaSt) 26:05.1; 19. 19:26.4; 2. **Isabelle Kennedy (BC) 19:51.7; Michigan State 80; 4. Minnesota 120; 5. Ohio 3. Grace Barnett (Clem) 20:00.0; 4. **Rachel State 130; 6. Wisconsin 138; 7. Purdue 164; Koon (NCSt) 20:03.8; 8. Indiana 171; 9. Northwestern 254; 10. © 2016 Track & Field News.All rights 5. **Gillian Schriever (Pitt) 20:04.7; 6. **An- Illinois 286; 11. Iowa 318; 12. Maryland 319; reserved.This newsletter may not be re- nie Heffernan (NDm) 20:05.0; 7. **Carmela 13. Nebraska 349; 14. Rutgers 439. printedor retransmitted in any formwithout Cardama Baez (FlSt) 20:09.6; 8. ***Dorcas Individuals: 1. Erin Finn (Mi) 20:37.3; 2. Wasike (Louisv) 20:14.7; express written permission. **Katherine Receveur (In) 21:02.5; 3. **Tessa www.trackandfieldnews.com 9. Danielle Aragon (NDm) 20:19.4; 10. Barrett (PennSt) 21:04.8; 4. *Gina Sereno (Mi) -429- October 30, 2016 **Michael Melgares (Ks) 26:06.6; 20. *Syl- *Brianna Ilarda' (Prov) 21:01.1; 4. Sarah BIG SOUTH MEN vester Barus' (OkSt) 26:06.9. Collins' (Prov) 21:10.2; Swannanoa, North Carolina, October 5. Katherine Turner (But) 21:11.7; 6. *Mil- 28 — BIG 12 WOMEN lie Paladino (Prov) 21:12.8; 7. ***Josephine Teams: 1. Campbell 31; 2. Liberty 37; 3. Teams: 1. Iowa State 56; 2. Oklahoma Thestrup (But) 21:20.3; 8. ***Abbey Wheeler Radford 87. State 82; 3. West Virginia 111; 4. Oklahoma (Prov) 21:24.4; 124; Individuals: 1. Amon Terer' (Camp) 9. **Bella Burda (Vill) 21:29.0; 10. *Ken- 5. Baylor 126; 6. Kansas 129; 7. Texas 24:48.2; 2. **Lawrence Kipkoech' (Camp) nedy Weisner (Gtn) 21:33.9; 11. *Autumn 139; 8. Tcu 203; 9. Texas Tech 204; 10. 24:48.3; 3. ***Stanley Langat' (Lib) 25:32.2; Eastman (Gtn) 21:45.2; 12. *Josette Norris Kansas State 261. 4. **Azaria Kirwa' (Lib) 25:33.9; 5. Josh (Gtn) 21:49.5; Showalter (Lib) 25:37.7. Individuals: 1. **Sharon Lokedi' (Ks) 13. **Antonia Howard (StJ) 21:51.0; 14. 20:18.5; 2. *Jillian Forsey' (WV) 20:32.2; 3. ***Paige Hofstad (Gtn) 21:52.4; 15. Lauren BIG SOUTH WOMEN **Brenley Goertzen (TCU) 20:35.1; 4. **Anne Mullins (Prov) 21:53.7; 16. *Mackenzie Barry Teams: 1. Liberty 38; 2. High Point 45; 3. Frisbie (IaSt) 20:38.8; (Prov) 21:56.0; Campbell 73. 5. **Lindsey Bradley (Bay) 20:43.5; 6. 17. Brittney Feivor (Marq) 21:57.8; 18. Individuals (5K): 1. *Joan Maritim' (Camp) Maggie Montoya (Bay) 20:45.6; 7. ***Michelle *Katie Fisher (Vill) 21:58.5; 19. **Sammy 17:18.1; 2. **Anna Van Wyk (Lib) 18:02.1; Magnani (OkSt) 20:47.8; 8. Perez Rotich' Bockoven (Vill) 21:59.7; 20. *Jennifer Parker 3. Natalia Ocasio (HPt) 18:30.6; 4. Cozette (IaSt) 20:55.6; (Marq) 22:04.9. Collin (HPt) 18:45.7; 5. Terrill Zentmeyer 9. *Bethanie Brown (IaSt) 20:57.6; 10. (Lib) 18:51.8. Jocelyn Caro (TxT) 20:59.7; 11. *Erin Hooker (IaSt) 21:01.7; 12. Sandie Raines BIG SKY MEN (Tx) 21:04.1; Moscow, Idaho, October 28 (altitude BIG WEST MEN 13. Kaela Edwards (OkSt) 21:11.7; 14. c800m)— Kahuku, Hawai‘i, October 29 — Brittany Tretbar (Ok) 21:12.3; 15. ***Anna Teams: 1. Northern Arizona 15; 2. South- Teams: 1. Cal Poly SLO 18; 2. UCSB 53; West (Bay) 21:14.2; 16. *Belle Wallace (Ok) ern Utah 48; 3. Weber State 89; 4. Idaho 3. Cal State Fullerton 83; 4. UC Irvine 98; 21:14.7; 164; 5. Idaho State 164. 5. Long Beach State 163. 17. *Maggie Drazba (WV) 21:16.8; 18. Individuals: 1. Futsum Zienasellassie Individuals: 1. *Clayton Hutchins (SLO) *Aurora Dybedokken' (OkSt) 21:19.0; 19. (NnAz) 23:58.3; 2. *Matthew Baxter (NnAz) 24:36.1; 2. Swarnjit Boyal (SLO) 24:46.0; Hannah Richardson (Ks) 21:22.0; 20. *Amy 24:12.9; 3. **Tyler Day (NnAz) 24:16.1; 4. 3. *Alex Heuchert (SLO) 24:50.1; 4. Adam Cashin' (WV) 21:25.9. *Cory Glines (NnAz) 24:31.7; Avila (UCSB) 24:54.7; 5. *Andy Trouard (NnAz) 24:32.0; 6. 5. ***Justin Robison (SLO) 25:07.0; 6. Nathan Weitz (NnAz) 24:32.2; 7. *Matthew BIG EAST MEN Isaiah Thompson (UCI) 25:20.8; 7. ***Chas Wright (SnUt) 24:38.9; 8. **Josh Collins Cook (SLO) 25:22.7; 8.
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