Season in Review

2008 REVIEW

2008 Review

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2009 OREGON CROSS COUNTRY

NCAA Champion Galen Rupp

Back to Back NCAA Champions Oregon’s cross country teams flourished in the spotlight during the 2008 season as the men captured their second straight NCAA Championship and the women repeated their feat as NCAA runners-up. Along the way, the men won their third straight Pac-10 and NCAA West Regional meets, while the UO women finished second in both races.

Led by 2008 NCAA individual champion Galen Rupp, the Duck men produced three All-Americans with senior Shadrack Kiptoo-Biwott and freshman Luke Puskedra joining Rupp. The women had three All-America runners for the first time in 21 years in Alexandra Kosinski, Nicole Blood and Mattie Bridgmon.

The impressive performance added even more honors to the prolific resume of Associate Athletic Director Vin Lananna, who was tabbed the NCAA National Men’s Coach of the Year for the second straight season.

Luke Puskedra

Rupp’s final cross county season concluded with a flourish as he was named the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association Division I Men’s Cross Country Athlete of the Year, the USTFCCCA West Regional Athlete of the Year, the Pac-10 Men’s Cross Country Athlete of the Year and the Pac-10 Men’s Cross Country Scholar-Athlete of the Year. It is the first time that one athlete has won those four awards in the same season. Rupp also earned his ninth career All-America award at the 2008 NCAA Championships.

NCAA Championships At the LaVern Gibson Championship Course in Terre Haute, Ind., Rupp won his first individual title to lead Oregon to its second straight NCAA men’s cross country championship. The women gutted out an impressive second place finish, which was the Ducks’ second straight NCAA runner-up showing.

Rupp was one of three top-10 finishers for the men, as the No. 1-ranked Ducks pulled away for a 54-point victory over No. 7 Iona. Oregon tallied 93 points to Iona’s 147 with No. 3 Stanford third at 227.

Shadrack Kiptoo-Biwott

Rupp, who set a Gibson Course record in finishing in 29:03.2, became just the third Duck to win the NCAA cross country title. He joins Oregon legends Steve Prefontaine, a three-time winner in 1970-71 and 1973, and Alberto Salazar, who was the Ducks’ last individual champion in 1978. In addition to Rupp, the Duck men also counted All-

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Alexandra Kosinski American performances from Puskedra, who ran fifth in 29:27.8 and was the meet’s top freshman finisher, and Kiptoo-Biwott, who placed ninth in 29:43.4. Oregon had three runners finish in the top 10 for the first time since 1974 (Paul Geis/4th, Dave Taylor/5th and Terry Williams/6th).

It was the sixth NCAA men’s cross country championship for the University of Oregon, and school’s 15th NCAA team championship overall. It was also the Ducks’ first back-to-back titles since 1973-74. Oregon’s other NCAA cross country titles came in 1971, 1977 and 2007.

Nearly as impressive was the women’s second-straight second place showing. Kosinski and Blood were the catalysts with top-10 finishes. The two ran with the lead pack for much of the race as Kosinski finished eighth in 20:05. Blood was just a step behind her in 10th (20:09). Both runners earned the second cross country All-America awards of their careers. The pair gave Oregon two top-10 individuals for just the second time in school history. In 1991, Lisa Karnopp was third and Lucy Nusrala was eighth.

Bridgmon, a transfer from Eastern Washington, ran the race of her life and passed a dozen competitors in the final 200 meters to finish 40th in 20:43.6 and earn her first career All-America award.

Nicole Blood

No. 1 Washington won their first NCAA title with 79 points. Oregon was second with 131 points, a total that was a 46-point improvement over the Ducks’ 2007 mark.

NCAA West Regional Rupp won his second straight NCAA West Regional title to lead the Oregon men’s cross country team to victory at the NCAA West Regional at Stanford. Rupp won the race by over 50 seconds, finishing the 10,000-meter course in an NCAA West Regional record time of 27:41.24. With the women finishing second, both Duck teams automatically advanced to the NCAA Championships.

The Oregon men were dominant in winning their third straight NCAA West Regional title. It was the program’s seventh overall regional win, and also marked the first time that Oregon has won three straight; the Ducks other four wins came in 1982-83 and 1988-89. Led by a one-two finish from Rupp and Kiptoo-Biwott, the top-ranked Ducks scored 38 points to outdistance No. 3 Stanford, which finished with 72 points.

Oregon had three of the top six men’s runners, and all five of the Ducks’ scorers finished in the top 15.

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Mattie Bridgmon

2009 OREGON CROSS COUNTRY Kosinski became Oregon’s first NCAA West Regional women’s champion in 14 years, winning the 6,000-meter race in 19:59.01.

The sophomore was the Ducks’ first regional champion since Milena Glusac won the 1994 crown. The Duck women also took the first two places, with Blood following Kosinski across the line. The junior, who was also second at the 2007 NCAA West Regional, finished in 20:01.23.

Pac-10 Championships Rupp won his second career individual title to lead top-ranked Oregon to its third consecutive Pacific-10 Conference men’s cross country crown at the Springfield Country Club before a crowd estimated at 5,000 strong. Rupp became just the third Oregon runner to win multiple conference titles and he did so in record fashion. His first place-time of 22:55.14 was :25 better than the previous course record of 23:20.

Nearly as impressive as Rupp was Puskedra’s second place dash in 23:32.11. The Ducks also counted a fifth-place finish from Kiptoo-Biwott (23:42.50), a ninth-place finish from Andrew Wheating (23:46.79) and an 11th-place showing from Matthew Centrowitz (23:47.95) for their 28 points.

It was the third time in program history that Oregon won three straight titles, the last coming 1988-90. Oregon also accomplished that feat in 1976-79. Oregon’s 28 points were 19 better than second-ranked Stanford’s 47. California and Washington tied for third at 104 points.

On the women’s side, Lindsey Scherf and Blood posted top-10 finishes for the Ducks, who finished second behind topranked Washington. Scherf took seventh in 20:15.64, with Blood right behind (20:25.28). Kosinski was 11th for the Ducks in 20:29.61, with Melissa Grelli 14th (20:36.98), Bridgmon 15th (20:41.43) and Zoe Nelson 16th (20:41.91).

Bill Dellinger Invitational A pair of youngsters and some senior moxie led the top-ranked Oregon men’s and women’s cross country teams to a sweep of the third annual Bill Dellinger Invitational at the Springfield Country Club.

Kosinski won the women’s race, covering the 6,000 meter course in 20:19.90, as Oregon placed five runners in the top nine for an impressive 37 point win. In addition to Kosinski, the Ducks also had Grelli in second (20:20.51), Blood fourth (20:39.56), Bridgmon seventh (20:54.19) and Scherf ninth (20:54.19). The Ducks scored 23 points to pull away from No. 11 Arkansas, which tallied 60.

2008 Bill Dellinger Invitational For the men, Puskedra made a memoraWomen’s Champions ble debut by finishing third in 24:06.90, but it was the gutsy performances of seniors Kiptoo-Biwott and Curtis Suver that helped Oregon overtake No. 5 Alabama and No. 7 Portland for its third straight Dellinger win. Oregon had Puskedra in third, Kiptoo-Biwott in fifth (24:14.41) and Suver, a transfer from Eastern Washington, running eighth (24:26.97). The Ducks finished with 49 points, seven better than Portland’s 56 and 13 ahead of Alabama (62).

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2008 SEASON RESULTS Pre’s Trail Run (Pre’s Trail, Eugene, Ore, 9.24.08) Women’s Team Results (dual meet scoring) Oregon 28, Oregon State 28 Oregon 15, Portland State 47 Oregon State 15, Portland State 50

Women’s Individual Results (Oregon Only) Place Name 1 Melissa Grelli 2 Mattie Bridgmon 6 Betsy Bies 8 Hayley Belli 13 Brooke Giuffre 14 Lauren Zaludek 21 Tamara Starodubsteva

Time 16:25.50 17:01.06 17:39.12 17:57.71 18:29.39 18:40.07 19:27.50

Men’s Team Results (dual meet scoring) Oregon 15, Portland State 48

Men’s Individual Results (Oregon Only) Place Name 1 Chris Winter 2 Isaac Stoutenburgh 3 Eric Dettman 4 Daniel Mercado 5 Kevin McNally 6 Matt Dettman 9 A.J. Casteel 10 Vincent D’Onofrio

Time 22:29.44 22:29.73 22:29.91 22:30.07 22:36.90 22:45.31 23:00.51 23:00.67

Bill Dellinger Invitational (Springfield Country Club, Springfield, Ore., 10.4.08) Women’s Team Results Place Team 1 Oregon 2 Arkansas 3 Penn State 4 Wake Forest 5 Brigham Young 6 Portland 7 Cal State Fullerton 8 Colorado State 9 Texas-El Paso

Score 23 60 107 115 126 151 175 177 236

Men’s Team Results Place Team 1 Oregon 2 Portland 3 Alabama 4 UCLA 5 Cal Poly 6 Weber State 7 Texas-El Paso 8 Colorado State 9 Penn State

Score 49 56 62 106 144 158 166 186 221

Women’s Individual Results Place Name 1 Alex Kosinski, Oregon 2 Melissa Grelli, Oregon 3 Catherine White, Arkansas 4 Nicole Blood, Oregon 5 Bridget Franek, Penn State 6 Allie Kieffer, Wake Forest 7 Mattie Bridgmon, Oregon 8 Denise Bargiachi, Arkansas 9 Lindsey Scherf, Oregon 10 Carolyn Ellis, Cal State Fullerton 11 Jillian Rosen, Arkansas 12 Angela Wagner, Brigham Young 13 Sifrash Ademe, Portland 14 Cheryl Spring, Penn State 15 Grace Gonzales, Cal State Fullerton 16 Zoe Buckman, Oregon 17 Anna Sperry, Brigham Young 18 Dacia Perkins, Arkansas 19 Anna Nosenko, Wake Forest 20 Christine Kalmer, Arkansas 22 Betsy Bies, Oregon 27 Zoe Nelson, Oregon 36 Bronwyn Crossman, Oregon 44 Hayley Belli, Oregon 55 Bria Wetsch, Oregon 67 Brooke Giuffre, Oregon

Time 20:19.90 20:20.51 20:30.55 20:39.56 20:43.96 20:44.32 20:54.19 20:57.97 21:06.77 21:10.01 21:13.77 21:14.88 21:16.04 21:17.10 21:19.16 21:21.73 21:23.29 21:26.53 21:31.25 21:31.89 21:33.39 21:40.02 21:53.70 22:00.91 22:22.43 22:46.15

Men’s Individual Results Place Name 1 David Kinsella, Portland 2 Alfred Kipchumba, Portland 3 Luke Puskedra, Oregon 4 Augustus Maiyo, Alabama 5 Shadrack Kiptoo-Biwott, Oregon 6 Tommy Betterbed, Portland 7 Tyson David, Alabama 8 Curtis Suver, Oregon 9 Matthew Centrowitz, Unattached 10 Abraham Kutingala, Alabama 11 Emmanuel Bor, Alabama 12 Japheth Ng’ojoy, Texas-El Paso 13 Bryant Jensen, Weber State 14 Nicodemus Ng’etich, Texas-El Paso 15 Danny Mercado, Oregon 16 Jeremy Freed, Colorado State 17 Drew Shackleton, UCLA 18 Matt Frerker, Portland 19 Laef Barnes, UCLA 20 Chris Winter, Oregon 22 Scott Wall, Oregon 28 A.J. Acosta, Oregon 45 Isaac Stoutenburgh, Oregon 48 Matt Dettman, Oregon 50 Eric Dettman, Oregon 62 Diego Mercado, Oregon 66 Vincent D’Onofrio, Oregon 72 David Bondi, Oregon

Time 24:02.68 24:05.48 24:06.90 24:12.70 24:14.41 24:18.98 24:24.56 24:26.97 24:32.48 24:32.64 24:33.28 24:33.33 24:33.35 24:36.71 24:40.35 24:42.49 24:42.52 24:45.82 24:47.07 24:48.98 24:51.47 24:59.44 25:32.81 25:34.09 25:37.65 25:59.73 26:14.05 27:20.28

Chris Winter

Zoe Buckman

Curtis Suver

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2009 OREGON CROSS COUNTRY Mike Hodges Invitational (Clackamas Community College, Clackamas, Ore., 10.18.08) Women’s Team Results Women’s Individual Results (Oregon Only) Place Team Score Place Name 1 Oregon 21 1 Lindsey Scherf 2 Portland 52 2 Zoe Buckman 3 Oregon State 75 4 Zoe Nelson 4 Willamette 101 5 Betsy Bies 5 Lane CC 178 9 Bronwyn Crossman 6 Portland State 180 10 Brooke Giuffre 7 UO Running Club 188 15 Hayley Belli 8 McMurry 261 33 Lauren Zaludek 9 SW Oregon CC 264 74 Laurie Stoutenburgh 10 Clark College 274 Men’s Team Results Place Team 1 Oregon 2 Southern Oregon 3 Willamette 4 Portland 5 UO Running Club 6 McMurry 7 Portland State 8 Lane CC 9 Clark College 10 Mt. Hood CC 11 Clackamas CC 12 SW Oregon CC

Matthew Centrowitz, Andrew Wheating, Curtis Suver

Melissa Grelli

Score 15 59 87 95 177 186 216 233 238 285 302 312

Time 17:05 17:15 17:29 17:31 17:39 17:42 18:04 18:46 20:15

Men’s Individual Results (Oregon Only) Place Name 1 Andrew Wheating 2 Matthew Centrowitz (Unat.)

3 Chris Winter 4 Eric Dettman 5 Isaac Stoutenburgh 6 Matt Dettman 8 Vincent D’Onofrio 10 Bryce Burgess (Una.) 31 Alexander Casteel 44 Walker Augustyniak (Unat.)

Time 19:40 19:40 19:42 19:56 19:57 20:06 20:11 20:15 21:01 21:19

Men’s Individual Results Place Name 5 Eric Dettman 9 Matt Dettman 10 Isaac Stoutenburgh 12 Vincent D’Onofrio 13 Bryce Burgess (Unat.)

21 Alexander Casteel 40 David Bondi

Time 24:32 24:44 24:45 24:45 24:55 25:41 26:04

Beaver Classic 8K Run (Avery Park, Corvallis, Ore., 10.25.08)

Pacific-10 Championships (Springfield Country Club, Springfield, Ore., 10.31.08) Women’s Team Results Women’s Individual Results Place Team Score Place Name 1 Washington 15 1 Kendra Schaaf, Washington 2 Oregon 55 2 Marie Lawrence, Washington 3 Stanford 99 3 Christine Babcock, Washington 4 Arizona State 105 4 Anita Campbell, Washington 5 Washington State 188 5 Katie Follett, Washington 6 Oregon State 192 6 Amanda Miller, Washington 7 Arizona 199 7 Lindsey Scherf, Oregon 8 California 209 8 Nicole Blood, Oregon 9 USC 212 9 Kari Hardt, Arizona State 10 UCLA 271 10 Ali Kielty, Arizona State 11 Alex Kosinski, Oregon 12 Lauren Saylor, Washington 13 Laurynne Chetelat, Stanford 14 Melissa Grelli Oregon, 15 Mattie Bridgmon, Oregon 16 Zoe Nelson Oregon, 17 Zsofia Erdelyi, USC 18 Sara Trane, Washington State 19 Katie Harrington, Stanford 20 Irine Lagat, Arizona 32 Zoe Buckman, Oregon 36 Bronwyn Crossman, Oregon 44 Betsy Bies, Oregon 85 Brooke Giuffre, Oregon Men’s Team Results Place Team 1 Oregon 2 Stanford 3 Washington 4 California 5 UCLA 6 Washington State 7 Arizona 8 Arizona State

Score 28 47 104 104 106 169 180 198

Kenny Klotz

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Men’s Individual Results Place Name 1 Galen Rupp, Oregon 2 Luke Puskedra, Oregon 3 Chris Derrick, Stanford 4 Garrett Heath, Stanford 5 Shadrack Kiptoo-Biwott, Oregon 6 Yosef Ghebray, California 7 Jake Riley Stanford, 8 Drew Shackleton, UCLA 9 Andrew Wheating, Oregon 10 Jeremy Mineau, Washington 11 Matthew Centrowitz, Oregon 12 Curtis Suver, Oregon 13 Hakon DeVries, Stanford 14 Mark Matusa,k California 15 Kelly Spady, Washington 16 Jake Schmitt, Washington 17 Danny Mercado, Oregon 18 Drew Polley, Washington State 19 Mike Haddan, UCLA 20 Elliott Heath, Stanford 23 Kenny Klotz, Oregon 27 Chris Winter, Oregon 42 Scott Wall, Oregon

Time 19:24.05 19:52.76 19:53.71 19:57.06 20:04.66 20:10.16 20:15.64 20:25.28 20:26.57 20:26.96 20:29.61 20:31.24 20:32.71 20:36.98 20:41.43 20:41.91 20:42.38 20:43.33 20:45.14 20:45.76 21:09.26 21:20.05 21:26.60 22:59.41

Time 22:55.14 23:32.11 23:38.17 23:41.18 23:42.50 23:43.03 23:44.29 23:45.89 23:46.79 23:47.40 23:47.95 23:48.89 23:55.53 23:56.91 23:57.63 24:04.51 24:10.71 24:14.05 24:15.86 24:17.48 24:26.71 24:31.96 24:56.46

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2008 NCAA Men’s National Champions NCAA West Regional (Stanford Golf Course, Stanford, Calif., 11.15.08) Women’s Team Results Women’s Individual Results Place Team Score Place Name 1 Washington 25 1 Alex Kosinski, Oregon 2 Oregon 62 2 Nicole Blood, Oregon 3 Stanford 91 3 Christine Babcock, Washington 4 Arizona State 128 4 Marie Lawrence, Washington 5 Portland 215 5 Katie Follett, Washington 6 UC Davis 225 6 Anita Campbell, Washington 7 California 269 7 Amanda Miller, Washington 8 Arizona 290 8 Zsofia Erdelyi, USC 9 Oregon State 321 9 Laurynne Chetelat, Stanford 10 Washington State 328 10 Kari Hardt, Arizona State 11 Long Beach State 332 11 Katie Harrington, Stanford 12 UC Riverside 341 12 Kim Conley, UC Davis 13 USC 378 13 Mattie Bridgmon, Oregon 14 UC Irvine 390 14 Tara Erdmann, Loyola Marymount 15 Sacramento State 394 15 Michelle Turner, Washington 16 Loyola Marymount 413 16 Kaitlin Gregg, UC Davis 17 UCLA 422 17 Irine Lagat, Arizona 18 San Francisco 467 18 Jenna Kingma, Arizona State 19 Santa Clara 469 19 Lindsey Scherf, Oregon 20 Cal State Fullerton 471 20 Alicia Follmar, Stanford 21 Cal Poly 553 21 Ali Kielty, Arizona State 22 Pepperdine 556 22 Sifrash Ademe, Portland 23 Idaho 560 23 Kate Niehaus, Stanford 24 UC Santa Barbara 625 24 Dana Morgan, Portland 25 San Diego 689 25 Grace Gonzales, Cal State Fullerton 26 Nevada-Las Vegas 704 27 Zoe Nelson, Oregon 27 San Diego State 757 34 Zoe Buckman, Oregon 28 Fresno State 824 83 Betsy Bies, Oregon 29 Pacific 911 30 Hawaii 934 Men’s Team Results Place Team 1 Oregon 2 Stanford 3 Portland 4 California 5 Washington 6 UCLA 7 Cal Poly 8 Arizona State 9 Washington State 10 UC Santa Barbara 11 UC Davis 12 Arizona 13 UC Riverside 14 Fresno State 15 Long Beach State 16 San Francisco 17 Loyola Marymount 18 Sacramento State 19 UC Irvine 20 Eastern Washington 21 Santa Clara 22 Boise State 23 Cal State Fullerton 24 Pepperdine 25 Saint Mary’s

Score 38 72 85 116 122 145 184 290 298 338 353 369 370 418 424 451 467 494 522 565 584 584 653 669 683

Men’s Individual Results Place Name 1 Galen Rupp, Oregon 2 Shadrack Kiptoo-Biwott, Oregon 3 Alfred Kipchumba, Portland 4 David Kinsella, Portland 5 Chris Derrick, Stanford 6 Luke Puskedra, Oregon 7 Yosef Ghebray, California 8 Jeremy Mineau, Washington 9 Daniel Gonia, Cal Poly 10 Garrett Heath, Stanford 11 Paul Limpf, Eastern Washington 12 Tommy Betterbed, Portland 13 Hakon DeVries, Stanford 14 Kenny Klotz, Oregon 15 Diego Mercado, Oregon 16 Laef Barnes, UCLA 17 Michael Coe, California 18 Mark Matusak, California 19 Curtis Suver, Oregon 20 Erick Garcia, Fresno State 21 Elliott Heath, Stanford 22 Drew Shackleton, UCLA 23 Jake Riley, Stanford 24 Kelly Spady, Washington 25 Evan Anderson, Cal Poly 33 Danny Mercado, Oregon

Time 19:59.01 20:01.23 20:02.25 20:03.21 20:07.90 20:12.08 20:13.04 20:17.01 20:17.34 20:18.96 20:20.09 20:20.79 20:21.70 20:22.53 20:23.58 20:24.27 20:28.05 20:28.53 20:32.21 20:33.02 20:34.41 20:39.04 20:43.29 20:44.03 20:45.39 20:48.94 21:00.53 21:54.00

Matthew Centrowitz

Time 27:41.24 28:32.31 28:36.02 28:43.88 28:44.31 28:45.48 28:53.67 29:06.29 29:12.39 29:14.44 29:17.47 29:20.81 29:24.95 29:28.08 29:29.75 29:31.49 29:34.97 29:37.99 29:38.46 29:40.85 29:45.31 29:47.03 29:47.79 29:48.09 29:49.10 30:02.29

Zoe Nelson

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Galen Rupp

Mattie Bridgmon

NCAA Championships (Gibson Course, Terre Haute, Ind., November 24, 2008) Women’s Team Results Women’s Individual Results Place Team Score Place Name 1 Washington 79 1 Sally Kipyego, Texas Tech 2 Oregon 131 2 Susan Kuijken, Florida State 3 Florida State 163 3 Tasmin Fanning, Virginia Tech 4 West Virginia 198 4 Brianna Felnagle, North Carolina 5 Princeton 220 5 Racheal Marchand, Iowa 6 Villanova 248 6 Angela Bizzarri, Illinois 7 Texas Tech 272 7 Christine Babcock, Washington 8 Stanford 299 8 Alex Kosinski, Oregon 9 Georgetown 305 9 Nicole Bush, Michigan State 10 Illinois 318 10 Nicole Blood, Oregon 11 Michigan State 336 11 Hollie Knight, Auburn 11 Minnesota 336 12 Kendra Schaaf, Washington 13 Providence 340 13 Janet Jesang, Western Kentucky 14 Arizona State 381 14 Keri Bland, West Virginia 15 Arkansas 404 15 Liz Costello, Princeton 16 Michigan 416 16 Veronica Pohl, Northern Arizona 17 Florida 454 17 Marie-Louise Asselin, West Virginia 18 New Mexico 475 18 Lillian Badaru, Texas Tech 19 Baylor 484 19 Gwen Jorgensen, Wisconsin 20 Southern Methodist 504 20 Frances Koons, Villanova 21 Wisconsin 530 21 Andrea Walkonen, Boston U. 22 Rice 535 22 Katie Engel, Illinois 23 Northern Arizona 536 23 Bridget Franek, Penn State 24 Iowa 538 24 Nicole Edwards, Michigan 25 Nebraska 539 25 Marie Lawrence, Washington 26 Virginia 605 26 Katie Follett, Washington 27 Boston College 651 27 Lisa Senakiewich, Michigan State 28 Syracuse 658 28 Wendi Robinson, Indiana 29 Notre Dame 689 29 Pilar McShine, Florida State 30 Stony Brook 712 30 Lauren Holesh, North Carolina 31 Kentucky 824 31 Danette Doetzel, Providence 32 Megan Duwell, Minnesota 33 Elizabeth Maloy, Georgetown 34 Amanda Miller, Washington 35 Amanda Marino, Villanova 36 Sarah Bowman, Tennessee 37 Erin Bedell, Baylor 38 Lesley Van Miert, 39 Kari Hardt, Arizona State 40 Mattie Bridgmon, Oregon 48 Lindsey Scherf, Oregon 61 Zoe Nelson, Oregon 100 Zoe Buckman, Oregon 184 Bria Wetsch, Oregon Men’s Team Results Place Team 1 Oregon 2 Iona 3 Stanford 4 Wisconsin 5 Auburn 6 Northern Arizona 7 Portland 8 Oklahoma State 9 Brigham Young 10 Georgetown 10 Alabama 12 Colorado 13 Tulsa 14 Virginia 15 Minnesota 16 William & Mary 17 Iowa State 18 Washington 19 Notre Dame 20 Providence 21 North Carolina State 22 California 23 Cal Poly 24 Michigan 25 Penn State 26 Florida State 26 UCLA 28 Arkansas 29 Butler 30 Texas A&M 31 Villanova

Score 93 147 227 229 264 281 293 205 310 319 319 372 377 383 385 412 435 438 446 465 473 477 513 522 547 576 576 579 602 609 643

Shadrack Kiptoo-Biwott

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Men’s Individual Results Place Name 1 Galen Rupp, Oregon 2 Samuel Chelanga, Liberty 3 Andrew Ledwith, Iona 4 David Kinsella, Portland 5 Luke Puskedra, Oregon 6 Mohamed Khadraoui, Iona 7 Chris Derrick, Stanford 8 John Kosgei, Oklahoma State 9 Shadrac Kiptoo-Biwott, Oregon 10 Kyle Perry, Brigham Young 11 Patrick Smyth, Notre Dame 12 Mark Steeds, Georgia State 13 Andrew Bumbalough, Georgetown 14 Jordan Kyle, Colorado 15 David McNeill, Northern Arizona 16 Girma Mesecho, Auburn 17 Chris Rombough, Minnesota 18 Alfred Kipchumba, Portland 19 David McCarthy, Providence 20 Jeremy Criscione, Florida 21 Ryan Vail, Oklahoma State 22 Shadrack Songok, Texas A&M 23 Elkanah Kibet, Auburn 24 Landon Peacock, Wisconsin 25 Jeff Schirmer, Southern Illinois 26 Emil Heineking, Virginia 27 Japheth Ng’ojoy, Texas-El Paso 28 Felix Kibioywo, Auburn 29 John Beattie, Tulsa 30 Nicodemus Ng’etich, Texas-El Paso 31 Hassan Mead, Minnesota 32 Scott MacPherson, Arkansas 33 Garrett Heath, Stanford 34 Stuart Eagon, Wisconsin 35 Levi Miller, Georgetown 36 Yosef Ghebray, California 37 Samuel Kosgei, Lamar 38 Guor Marial, Iowa State 39 Matt Withrow, Wisconsin 40 Andy Baker, Butler 45 Matthew Centrowitz, Oregon 54 Diego Mercado, Oregon 66 Kenny Klotz, Oregon 75 Andrew Wheating, Oregon

Time 19:28.1 19:34.9 19:37.1 19:53.3 19:54.9 19:59.1 20:01.7 20:04.2 20:07.6 20:08.6 20:12.7 20:17.3 20:18.3 20:19.9 20:23.9 20:24.3 20:26.1 20:27.3 20:27.7 20:29.4 20:29.4 20:30.1 20:31.5 20:31.9 20:32.3 20:32.5 20:33.4 20:34.1 20:34.5 20:35.4 20:36.3 20:36.5 20:36.8 20:37.0 20:37.3 20:39.5 20:39.6 20:41.7 20:42.1 20:43.6 20:46.3 20:54.8 21:12.5 21:50.3

Time 29:03.2 29:08.0 29:25.4 29:26.5 29:27.8 29:29.3 29:29.4 29:32.4 29:43.4 29:46.1 29:47.2 29:49.2 29:51.7 29:52.4 29:53.0 29:53.8 29:54.4 29:54.8 29:55.1 29:55.9 29:58.4 29:58.9 29:59.5 30:00.0 30:00.8 30:02.0 30:03.3 30:04.7 30:05.0 30:06.2 30:06.2 30:06.8 30:08.3 30:08.6 30:09.0 30:09.4 30:10.2 30:12.3 30:12.8 30:13.7 30:21.3 30:31.0 30:35.8 30:40.3