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2013 NCAA Championships, June 5-8, Historic Hayward Field

2011 RecapJordan Hasay’s runner-up showing and Luke Puskedra’s fourth straight All-America award at the NCAA Championships highlighted the 2011 cross country season for the Oregon men’s and women’s teams. Ha-say’s season also included a win at the NCAA West Regional Championships and a third-place showing at the inaugural Pac-12 Championships.

The woman also received outstanding performances from seniors Claire Michel and Bronwyn Crossman, juniors Sarah Penney, Becca Friday and Anne Kesselring, sophomore Lanie Thompson and freshman Molly Grabill.

Puskedra fi nished his career with by becoming just the third Duck to win four cross country All-America honors, joining Steve Prefontaine and Terry Williams. He also became just the fourth Duck to post three top-10 fi nishes at the NCAA Championships, joining Prefontaine, Alberto Salazar and Galen Rupp.

The men also received solid contributions from seniors Chris Kwiatkowski and Travis Stanford, junior Bryce Bur-gess, sophomores Ben DeJarnette and Parker Stinson and freshmen Jeramy Elkaim, Boru Guyota, Matt Jablonski, Ryan Pickering and Cole Watson.

Bill Dellinger Invitational

Sarah Penney posted her best fi nish as a Duck to lead the Women of Oregon to victory, while Parker Stinson paced the men’s team at the sixth annual Bill Dellinger Invitational.

Penney led an imposing 3-4-5-6 fi nish for the Ducks as No. 17 Oregon captured the women’s team title with 26 points. Wisconsin was second with 73 points, followed by Portland (95) and Oregon State ( 118).

Penney covered the 5,000-meter course at the Springfi eld Country Club in 16:46.97 to lead the Ducks. Becca Friday was fourth in 16:49.00, Lanie Thompson was fi fth in 16:51.60, Claire Michel took sixth in 16:51.97 and Megan Patrignelli was eighth in 16:57.60 to round out the scoring for the Ducks.

Hannah Kisler of Idaho came from deep in the fi eld and took the lead with less than 50 meters remaining to win the individual title in 16:45.71. Aliphine Tuliamuk of Wichita State appeared to be in control entering the fi nal turn when Kisler came from out of nowhere and passed several runners over the last 200 meters before passing Tuliamuk with a fi nal kick down the homestretch.

In the men’s race, No. 2 Wisconsin established itself in the lead pack from the outset and impressed by plac-ing fi ve runners in the top seven. The Badgers won with 24 points, with No. 8 Oregon second with 59 points, followed by Southern Utah (104), Idaho (110) and UC Riverside (113).

Parker Stinson was the fi rst Duck to cross the fi nish line as he completed the 8,000-meter course in 23:23.85. Brian Shrader was 10th in 23:57.13. The Ducks also counted a 15th-place fi nish from Ryan Pickering (24:07.48) and a 16th-place showing from Bryce Burgess (24:10.69). Cole Watson wrapped up Oregon’s scoring in his cross country debut, fi nishing 20th in 24:18.88.

Cameron Levens of Southern Utah went to the front of the men’s race on the fi rst lap and never relinquished it, though he never quite shook the Wisconsin pack and UC Riverside’s Chad Hall. Levens reached the fi nish line in 23:10.51 for an eight-second victory.

Pac-12 Championships

Luke Puskedra and a bevy of freshmen led the No. 23 Oregon men’s cross country team to a third-place fi nish at the Pac-12 Cross Country Championships, run at Wigwam Golf Resort in Litchfi eld Park, Ariz. Jordan Hasay paced the Duck women with her third-place individual fi nish.

Puskedra sparked the men with his fi fth-place fi nish, while Parker Stinson backed him with a seventh-place show-ing. After that, the next fi ve Ducks to cross the fi nish line were freshmen. Puskedra ran with the lead pack the majority of the race and covered the 8,000-meter course in 22:58.

It was the fourth time that Puskedra has placed in the top fi ve at the conference meet, and was his seventh straight top-10 fi nish dating back to the beginning of last season. Stinson was strong with his seventh-place run in 23:28. A trio of freshmen then locked up the Ducks’ third-place fi nish. Jeramy Elkaim came across the line in 20th in 23:51, followed by Lukas Verzbicas in 23rd (23:55) and Ryan Pickering in 39th (24:29).

Conference newcomer Colorado pulled a mild upset to take the inaugural Pac-12 men’s crown. The sixth-ranked Buffalos scored 46 points, followed by No. 4 Stanford with 54 and No. 23 Oregon at 96.

Individually, Arizona freshman Lawi Lalang led nearly the entire race and won going away in 22:37. Chris Der-rick of Stanford was the runner-up in 22:45, followed by Colorado’s Richard Medina (22:54), Stanford’s Jake Riley (22:55) and Puskedra.

Colorado made it a sweep in its fi rst Pac-12 competition, with the 16th-ranked Buffalos taking the women’s title with 50 points. No. 2 Washington held off No. 8 Stanford for second place, scoring 71 points to the Cardinal’s 73. No. 11 Oregon was next with 87 points.

The women’s 6,000 meter individual race was extremely entertaining. Stanford’s Kathy Kroeger went to the lead at the opening gun, with Hasay falling in right behind along with Washington’s Katie Flood. They led a large pack through the fi rst third of the race as no one moved to break from the fi eld.

Chris Kwiatkowski

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Season ReviewHasay, the defending Pac-10 champion, pulled to the front at the 10:00 mark as Kroeger and Flood broke with her and the three opened up a three-second lead on the trailing pack with 2,000 meters left. The trio then battled to the end, with Flood pulling away taking the title in 19:31 over. Kroeger was second in 19:40 and Hasay placed third in 19:49.

Seniors Claire Michel and Bronwyn Crossman stepped up in their fi nal league championships. Michel, was 15th in 20:26, while Crossman took 17th in 20:28.

The Ducks also counted a 22nd-place fi nish from Lanie Thompson (20:40) and a 32nd-place showing from Molly Grabill (20:59).

NCAA West Regional

Jordan Hasay used a kick down the fi nal hill to win the NCAA West Regional women’s cross country title for the second year in a row at Stanford Golf Course. Luke Puskedra fi nished sixth in the men’s race. In the team stand-ings, the women fi nished fourth in an excellent fi eld, while the men tied for sixth.

Hasay fought off a strong challenge from Loyola Marymount’s Tara Erdmann and pulled away over the fi nal 1,000 meters to win in 19:44. Erdmann took the race out fast and opened up a gap on the fi eld, though Hasay never let the LMU runner get too far out of touch.

Hasay, a junior from Arroyo Grande, Calif., pulled even midway through the 6,000-meter race and then kicked hard down the course’s fi nal hill to pull away from Erdmann. Deborah Maier of California took second in 19:51 and Erdmann dropped to third in 19:53.

Hasay led four Ducks in the top 23 as No. 11 Oregon claimed fourth place with 120 points. No. 6 Washington won the race with 50 points, while No. 16 Arizona was second with 98 points. No. 8 Stanford was third with 111 points, followed by the Ducks, No. 26 California (141) and No. 27 San Francisco (169).

Seniors Bronwyn Crossman and Claire Michel were solid in their fi nal Regional appearances. Crossman fi nished 15th in 20:43, with Michel taking 21st in 20:51. Lanie Thompson was 23rd in 23:53 and Molly Grabill took 60th in 21:41 to round out the scoring for the Ducks.

Hasay became just the second Duck to win the Regional meet twice and the fi rst to do it in consecutive years. Penny Graves was the West individual champion in 1986 and 1988.

Puskedra extended a couple of remarkable streaks. The race marked his eighth-straight top-10 fi nish dating back to the 2010 season. It was also his third straight sixth-place showing at the Regional meet. The senior from Ogden, Utah, covered the 10,000 meter course in 29:01.

Other highlights for the men included sophomore Parker Stinson’s 16th-place run in 29:49 and freshman Jeramy Elkaim taking 36th in 39:18 in his fi rst NCAA competition.

No. 6 Stanford won the men’s race with 50 points, edging No. 8 Portland. The Pilots scored 53. Cal Poly was next with 122 points, followed by Washington State (141) and California (173). No. 17 Oregon and No. 21 UCLA tied for sixth with 175 points. Pac-12 individual champion Lawi Lalang of Arizona claimed his fi rst NCAA West crown. The freshman won in 28:34.

NCAA Championships

Jordan Hasay matched the best fi nish by a Duck in school history to lead the Women of Oregon to their fi rst top-fi ve fi nish in three years at the 2011 NCAA Cross Country Championships. Senior Luke Puskedra also impressed by earning his fourth straight All-America award for his sixth-place individual fi nish in the men’s race.

Hasay and Villanova senior Sheila Reid waged another entertaining round of their running duels. The two were neck-and-neck the entire race before Reid had just enough at the end to clip Hasay by sixth-tenths of a sec-ond. Reid covered the 6,000 meter Lavern Gibson Championship Course in 19:41.2, with Hasay right behind at 19:41.8 in one of the closest fi nishes in NCAA history.

Hasay’s runner-up showing matched the best fi nish by a Duck woman in school history. Leann Warren also took second in 1981.

The Ducks also used well-executed pack running from Claire Michel, Bronwyn Crossman and Lanie Thompson to take fi fth place overall with 281 points, one point better than Vanderbilt. Georgetown won the women’s race with 162 points, followed by Washington at 170, Villanova at 181 and Florida State at 189.

It was Oregon’s best fi nish since placing second in 2008. It was also the Ducks’ 16th top-10 fi nish all-time in 22 NCAA Championship appearances. Oregon fi nished 12th at the 2010 NCAA meet.

The four Ducks who followed Hasay across the fi nish line all posted NCAA career bests. Michel was 72nd in 20:48.8, Crossman took 76th in 20:50.6, Thompson was 80th in 20:52.9 and Becca Friday was 145th in 21:22.1. Molly Grabill fi nished 207th in 21:56.3 and Anne Kesselring was 229th in 22:12.1 to round out Oregon’s runners.

The men’s race featured one of the deepest fi elds in years and the results showed it. Pac-12 champion Lawi Lalang of Arizona, the pre-meet favorite, won comfortably, going 10,000 meters in 28:44.1. Chris Derrick charged at the end to fi nish second in 28:57.5, with Leonard Korir of Iona third in 29:02.5, Southern Utah’s Cameron Levins, the 2011 Bill Dellinger Invitational winner, fourth in 29:04.8, Mohammed Ahmed of Wisconsin fi fth in 29:06.7 and Puskedra sixth in 29:09.3.

The last race of his cross country career marked the ninth consecutive top-10 fi nish for Puskedra, a sting that covered his entire junior and senior seasons. Wisconsin won the men’s team title with 97 points; the Badgers also won the 2011 Dellinger Invitational crown.

Bronwyn Crossman

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2011 SEASON RESULTSGonzaga Dual Meet (Meadows Golf Course, Sun River, Ore., 9.10.11)

Women’s Team Results (5,000 meters) Women’s Individual Results

(dual meet scoring) Place Name TimeOregon 15, Gonzaga 45 1 Claire Michel, Oregon 16:45.1 2 Bronwyn Crossman, Oregon 16:45.4 3 Sarah Penney, Oregon 16:45.8 4 Lanie Thompson, Oregon 16:46.1 5 Megan Patrignelli, Oregon 17:00.6 6 Taylor Wallace, Oregon 17:04.9 7 Lindsey Drake, Gonzaga 17:16.4 8 Emily Thomas, Gonzaga 17:21.3 9 Maggie Jones, Gonzaga 17:59.6 10 Elizabeth Ryan, Gonzaga 18:18.5

Men’s Team Results (4 Miles) Men’s Individual Results

(dual meet scoring) Place Name TimeGonzaga 26, Oregon 33 1 Ben DeJarnette, Oregon 19:39.5 2 Willie Milam, Gonzaga 19:49.7 3 Patrick Ritchie, Gonzaga 20:04.6 4 Mitchell Hunt, Oregon 20:06.9 5 Cole Watson, Oregon 20:08.6 6 Colin O’Neil, Gonzaga 20:14.8 7 Nate Gesell, Gonzaga 20:18.7 8 Brent Felnagle, Gonzaga 20:20.7 9 Braden Van Deynze, Gonzaga 20:22.0 10 Jared Christian, Gonzaga 20:22.4 13 Travis Stanford, Oregon 20:33.1 14 Boru Guyota, Oregon 20:38.3 20 Hank Morrison, Oregon 23:34.5 DNF Chris Kwiatkowski, Oregon DNF

Bill Dellinger Invitational (Springfi eld Country Club, Springfi eld, Ore., 10.1.11)

Women’s Team Results (5,000 meters) Women’s Individual Results

Place Team Score Place Name Time1 Oregon 26 1 Hannah Kiser, Idaho 16:45.712 Wisconsin 73 2 Aliphine Tuliamuk, Wichita State 16:46.633 Portland 95 3 Sarah Penney, Oregon 16:46.974 Oregon State 118 4 Becca Friday, Oregon 16:49.005 Idaho 131 5 Melanie Thompson, Oregon 16:51.066 Wichita State 148 6 Claire Michel, Oregon 16:51.977 Southern Utah 151 7 Merel van Steenberg, Portland 16:57.278 UC Riverside 198 8 Megan Patrignelli, Oregon 16:57.609 UC Irvine 266 9 Gabi Anzalone, Wisconsin 16:57.6210 Cal State Fullerton 290 10 Allix Potratz-Lee, Unattached 16:57.90 11 Laura Carlyle, Oregon State 16:59.35 12 Bronwyn Crossman, Oregon 17:01.34 13 Caitlin Comfort, Wisconsin 17:02.06 14 Taylor Wallace, Oregon 17:06.64 15 Ashely Beutler, Wisconsin 17:09.38 16 Molly Grabill, Oregon 17:09.85 17 Diana Medina, Southern Utah 17:10.87 18 Hanna Knurr, Wisconsin 17:12.25 19 Casey Masterson, Oregon State 17:12.61 20 Kellie Houser, Portland 17:13.93

Men’s Team Results (8,000 meters) Men’s Individual Results

Place Team Score Place Name Time1 Wisconsin 24 1 Cameron Levins, Southern Utah 23:10.512 Oregon 59 2 Reed Connor, Wisconsin 23:18.883 Southern Utah 104 3 Chad Hall, UC Riverside 23:18.914 Idaho 110 4 Ryan Collins, Wisconsin 23:22.795 UC Riverside 113 5 Mohammed Ahmed, Wisconsin 23:22.936 UC Irvine 161 6 Elliot Krause, Wisconsin 23:22.957 Wichita State 180 7 Maverick Darling, Wisconsin 23:23.358 Cal State Fullerton 201 8 Parker Stinson, Oregon 23:23.859 Portland State 272 9 David Laney, Unattached 23:46.80 10 Brian Shrader, Oregon 23:57.13 11 Andrew Sheilds, Wisconsin 24:03.26 12 Chad Noelle, Unattached 24:04.84 13 Jeramy Elkaim, Unattached 24:05.74 14 Stephane Colle, Idaho 24:06.45 15 Ryan Pickering, Oregon 24:07.48 16 Bryce Burgess, Oregon 24:10.69 17 Barry Britt, Idaho 24:11.81 18 Markus Geiger, Idaho 24:14.63 19 Nate Jewkes, Southern Utah 24:16.81 20 Cole Watson, Oregon 24:18.88 23 Mitchell Hunt, Oregon 24:20.21 34 Ben DeJarnette, Oregon 24:37.41 41 Matt Jablonski, Oregon 24:44.35 46 Daniel Winn, Oregon 24:52.38 51 Tim Costin, Oregon 25:04.92 52 Travis Stanford, Oregon 25:05.03

Wisconsin adidas Invitational (Thomas Zimmer Championship Course, Verona, Wis., 10.14.11)

Women’s Team Results (6,000 meters) Women’s Individual Results

Place Team Score Place Name Time1 Washington 199 1 Sheila Reid, Villanova 19:59.42 Vanderbilt 211 2 Jordan Hasay, Oregon 20:01.93 Arizona 230 3 Deborah Maier, California 20:07.14 Villanova 232 4 Alex Banfi ch, Princeton 20:10.15 Stanford 256 5 Morgan Haws, Brigham Young 20:11.76 Syracuse 273 6 Bogdana Mimic, Villanova 20:11.77 California 311 7 Katie Flood, Washington 20:13.68 Oregon 350 8 Kendra Schaaf, North Carolina 20:14.8t9 Iowa State 362 9 Meaghan Nelson, Iowa State 20:15.2t9 Michigan State 362 10 Kathy Kroeger, Stanford 20:16.311 New Mexico 375 11 Dani Stack, Iowa State 20:19.3 12 North Carolina State 421 12 Elvin Kibet, Arizona 20:21.113 Boston College 435 13 Lauren Penney, Syracuse 20:23.414 North Carolina 454 14 Hannah Davidson, Providence 20:24.215 Notre Dame 475 15 Jennifer Bergman, Arizona 20:25.116 Providence 480 16 Stephanie Price, Minnesota 20:26.517 San Francisco 487 17 Alexa Rogers, Vanderbilt 20:28.418 Iowa 489 18 Betsy Saina, Iowa State 20:30.019 Florida 506 19 Laura Nagel, Providence 20:33.920 Minnesota 520 20 Kristie Krueger, Georgia 20:36.521 Wisconsin 526 21 Stephanie Marcy, Stanford 20:36.822 Brigham Young 539 22 Audrey Huth, Northwestern 20:36.923 Colorado State 544 23 Justine Johnson, Washington 20:37.424 Clemson 559 24 Hayley Green, Stony Brook 20:39.225 Princeton 586 25 Lindsay Flanagan, Washington 20:41.526 Arizona State 593 26 Nicole Peters, Colorado State 20:42.627 Columbia 614 27 Shaylyn Tuite, Syracuse 20:42.828 Northern Arizona 622 28 Ruth Senior, New Mexico 20:43.529 Indiana 656 29 Caitlin Comfort, Wisconsin 20:43.730 Stony Brook 662 30 Sarah Pagano, Syracuse 20:44.931 Northwestern 664 31 Kirsty Milner, New Mexico 20:45.032 Nebraska 715 32 Jessica Tonn, Stanford 20:45.433 Texas A&M 738 33 Genevieve Lacaze, Florida 20:45.534 Kansas 773 34 Andie Cozzarelli, North Carolina State 20:45.635 Toledo 843 35 Liz Anderson, Vanderbilt 20:46.136 James Madison 864 36 Jessica Rydberg, Notre Dame 20:46.537 Georgia 883 37 Rebeka Stowe, Kansas 20:47.138 Ohio State 898 38 Carlie Green, Michigan State 20:48.039 William & Mary 918 39 Emily Lipari, Villanova 20:48.340 Harvard 1021 40 Shelby Houlihan, Arizona State 20:48.341 Air Force 1042 41 Rochelle Kanuho, Northern Arizona 20:49.642 Purdue 1170 42 Nicky Akande, Villanova 20:51.343 UCLA 1171 43 Laura Suur, San Francisco 20:51.744 Illinois 1197 44 McKenzie Melander, Iowa 20:51.8 45 Jordan White, Vanderbilt 20:51.9 46 Louise Hannallah, Vanderbilt 20:52.6 47 Kayla Beattie, Iowa 20:53.2 48 Claire Michel, Oregon 20:53.8 49 Sara Kroll, Michigan State 20:54.0 50 Christine Babcock, Washington 20:54.2 74 Sarah Penney, Oregon 21:06.7 104 Melanie Thompson, Oregon 21:16.0 122 Anne Kesselring, Oregon 21:24.6 145 Bronwyn Crossman, Oregon 21:35.2 162 Becca Friday, Oregon 21:38.7

Women’s “B” Race Individual Results

Place Name Time 1 Molly Grabill, Oregon 21:08.7 2 Kyla Chapman, Unattached 21:22.3 3 Candace Eddy, Brigham Young 21:28.9 4 Erin Menefee, Arizona 21:30.9 5 Samantha Norman, North Carolina State 21:33.7 6 Nicci Corbin, Arizona 21:35.6 7 Kendy Christensen, Brigham Young 21:35.7 8 Kirsten Follett, New Mexico 21:40.9 9 Rachel Lange-Schmutz, Brigham Young 21:41.1 10 Alexandra Clinton, Syracuse 21:42.2

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Men’s Team Results (8,000 meters) Men’s Individual Results

Place Team Score Place Name Time1 Wisconsin 66 1 Lawi Lalang, Arizona 23:10.82 Brigham Young 120 2 Ryan Hill, North Carolina State 23:25.93 Stanford 125 3 Diego Estrada, Northern Arizona 23:26.14 Princeton 227 4 Donn Cabral, Princeton 23:30.15 Indiana 271 5 Hassan Mead, Minnesota 23:30.66 Texas 300 6 Chris Derrick, Stanford 23:32.17 Minnesota 309 7 Miles Batty, Brigham Young 23:35.18 Northern Arizona 332 8 Jake Riley, Stanford 23:38.69 Providence 343 9 Luke Puskedra, Oregon 23:42.810 Villanova 367 10 Rex Shields, Brigham Young 23:44.311 North Carolina State 374 11 Ryan Collins, Wisconsin 23:45.512 UCLA 410 12 Reed Connor, Wisconsin 23:45.513 Michigan 414 13 Elliot Krause, Wisconsin 23:45.6t14 Oregon 448 14 Mohammed Ahmed, Wisconsin 23:46.1t14 Texas A&M 448 15 Craig Lutz, Texas 23:46.716 Arizona State 452 16 Maverick Darling, Wisconsin 23:47.317 Ohio State 464 17 Jared Ward, Brigham Young 23:48.918 Columbia 475 18 Parker Stinson, Oregon 23:51.519 Notre Dame 493 19 Benjamin Johnson, Stanford 24:01.320 North Carolina 501 20 Ross Millington, New Mexico 24:07.121 Georgia 531 21 David McCarthy, Providence 24:10.822 Syracuse 540 22 Dominic Channon, Providence 24:12.023 Kansas 540 23 Andrew Poore, Indiana 24:12.424 Georgetown 609 24 Ryan Dohner, Texas 24:14.425 California 612 25 Bobby Aprill, Michigan 24:14.726 Illinois 619 26 Henry Lelei, Texas A&M 24:15.627 William & Mary 626 27 Ben Hubers, Indiana 24:15.828 New Mexico 620 28 Martin Coolidge, Iowa State 24:16.229 Iowa State 638 29 Brian Leung, Princeton 24:16.830 Air Force 660 30 Alden Bahr, Brigham Young 24:17.831 Washington 694 31 Shane Quinn, Providence 24:18.0t32 Florida 710 32 Jake Hurysz, North Carolina 24:18.1t32 Lamar 710 33 Keith Capecci, Villanova 24:19.734 Michigan State 760 34 Brendan Gregg, Stanford 24:19.935 Marquette 856 35 Adrien Dannemiller, Indiana 24:21.936 Arizona 890 36 Jeremy Drenckhahn, Air Force 24:22.237 Purdue 976 37 Brandon Lord, Georgia 24:23.438 Nebraska 1093 38 Jim Walmsley, Air Force 24:24.339 Clemson 1167 39 Jordan Chipangama, Northern Arizona 24:24.5 40 Nick Happe, Arizona State 24:24.6 41 Mark Dennin, Georgetown 24:24.7 42 Andrew Shields, Wisconsin 24:25.0 43 Kent Morikawa, UCLA 24:25.2 44 Kyle Merber, Columbia 24:26.6 45 Craig Forys, Michigan 24:27.0 46 Joey Bywater, Washington 24:27.7 47 Mark Parrish, Florida 24:29.2 48 Adam Cunningham, North Carolina 24:29.8 49 Jordan Hebert, Illinois 24:30.7 50 Brendon Blacklaws, Michigan 24:30.9 62 Lukas Verzbicas, Oregon 24:35.4 176 Ben DeJarnette, Oregon 25:20.8 183 Michell Hunt, Oregon 25:25.3 225 Brian Shrader, Oregon 25:28.1 227 Ryan Pickering, Oregon 26:01.5

Beaver Classic (Avery Park, Corvallis, Ore., 10.22.11)

Women’s Team Results (6,000 meters) Women’s Individual Results

Place Team Score Place Name Time1 Portland 35 1 Bronwyn Crossman, Oregon 21:202 Seattle U. 70 2 Taylor Wallace, Oregon 21:203 Oregon State 94 3 Karlee Coff ey, Eastern Oregon 21:294 Southern Oregon 112 4 Stephanie Howe, Unattached 21:335 Corban 141 5 Seena Frantz, Southern Oregon 22:236 UO Running Club 146 6 Hannah Mittelstaedt, Seattle U. 22:317 Oregon 152 7 Melissa Hastings, Portland 22:368 Evergreen State 212 8 Slaine Kelly, Portland 22:379 Warner Pacifi c 228 9 Emily McMahon, Unattached 22:38 10 Sarah Auer, Portland 22:40 47 Laura Roesler, Oregon 24:57 83 Lyndsay Pearson, Oregon 28:54 85 Camilla Dencer, Oregon 29:39

Men’s Team Results (8,000 meters) Men’s Individual Results

Place Team Score Place Name Time1 Oregon 37 1 David Laney, Unattached 24:402 Southern Oregon 47 2 Cody Wells, Portland 24:443 Portland 50 3 Erik Barkhaus, Unattached 24:454 Southern Oregon B 122 4 Tim Costin, Oregon 24:545 Seattle U. 158 5 Matthew Melancon, Unattached 24:576 UO Running Club 163 6 Chad Noelle, Unattached 25:027 Corban 225 7 James Johnstone, Southern Oregon 25:058 Corvallis Running 229 8 Ryan Sorenson, Southern Oregon 25:089 Warner Pacifi c 241 9 Daniel Winn, Oregon 25:1010 Northwest 275 10 Charlie McDonald, Portland 25:1111 Timberhill 279 11 Trey Parry, Portland 25:1112 Oregon Tech 321 12 Eric Avila, Southern Oregon 25:1513 Evergreen State 413 13 Bryce Burgess, Oregon 25:3014 SW Oregon CC 415 14 Travis Stanford, Oregon 25:30 15 Mitchell Hunt, Oregon 25:36 18 Chris Brewer, Unattached 25:44 23 Colby Alexander, Oregon 25:49 83 Russell Hornsby, Unattached 27:44

Pac-12 Championships (Wigwam Golf Resort, Litchfi eld Park, Ariz., 10.29.11)

Men’s Team Results (8,000 meters) Men’s Individual Results

Place Team Score Place Name Time1 Colorado 46 1 Lawi Lalang, Arizona 22:372 Stanford 53 2 Chris Derrick, Stanford 22:453 Oregon 93 3 Richard Medina, Colorado 22:544 UCLA 122 4 Jake Riley, Stanford 22:555 California 140 5 Luke Puskedra, Oregon 22:586 Washington State 148 6 Andrew Wacker, Colorado 23:247 Washington 153 7 Parker Stinson, Oregon 23:288 Arizona 190 8 Kent Morikawa, UCLA 23:299 Arizona State 195 9 Joseph Bosshard, Colorado 23:30 10 Brendan Gregg, Stanford 23:32 11 Collin Jarvis, California 23:34 12 Erik Olson, Stanford 23:36 13 Christian Thompson, Colorado 23:37 14 Andrew Kimpel, Washington State. 23:39 15 Ammar Moussa, Colorado 23:43 16 Joey Bywater, Washington 23:43 17 Jono Lafl er, Washington State 23:44 18 Nick Happe, Arizona State 23:47 19 Chris Walden, California 23:50 20 Jeramy Elkaim, Oregon 23:51 21 Nohe Lema, UCLA 23:51 22 Martin Medina, Colorado 23:52 23 Lukas Verzbicas, Oregon 23:55 24 Patrick Zacharias, Arizona 23:55 25 Joe Rosa, Stanford 23:57 39 Ryan Pickering, Oregon 24:29 51 Cole Watson, Oregon 24:45 57 Boru Guyota, Oregon 24:58 63 Matt Jablonski, Oregon 25:15 64 Ben DeJarnette, Oregon 25:18

Women’s Team Results (6,000 meters) Women’s Individual Results

Place Team Score Place Name Time1 Colorado 50 1 Katie Flood, Washington 19:322 Washington 73 2 Kathy Kroeger, Stanford 19:403 Stanford 75 3 Jordan Hasay, Oregon 19:504 Oregon 89 4 Shalaya Kipp, Colorado 19:545 Arizona 104 5 Emma Coburn, Colorado 19:556 Arizona State 168 6 Jennifer Bergman, Arizona 20:007 California 190 7 Stephanie Marcy, Stanford 20:138 Utah 205 8 Shelby Houlihan, Arizona State 20:159 Oregon State 249 9 Lara Darco, Colorado 20:1810 UCLA 288 10 Amanda Mergaert, Utah 20:2111 Washington State 291 11 Jessica Tonn, Stanford 20:2312 USC 384 12 Christine Babcock, Washington 20:23 13 Elvin Kibet, Arizona 20:25 14 Rachel Baptista, Colorado 20:25 15 Claire Michel, Oregon 20:26 16 Megan Goethals, Washington 20:27 17 Bronwyn Crossman, Oregon 20:28 18 Katie Cumming, Colorado 20:30 19 Elizabeth Apgar, Arizona 20:32 20 Chelsea Reilly, California 20:35 21 Eleanor Fulton, Washington 20:38 22 Melanie Thompson, Oregon 20:40 23 Justine Johnson, Washington 20:41 24 Aisling Cuff e, Stanford 20:44 25 Alyssa Abbott, Utah 20:46 32 Molly Grabill, Oregon 20:59 34 Sarah Penney, Oregon 21:02 37 Taylor Wallace, Oregon 21:08 46 Becca Friday, Oregon 21:22 48 Megan Patrignelli, Oregon 21:23 89 Anne Kesselring, Oregon 22:35

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NCAA Championships (LaVern Gibson Championship Course, Terre Haute, Ind., 11.21.11)

Men’s Team Results (10,000 meters) Men’s Individual Results

Place Team Score Place Name Time1 Wisconsin 97 1 Lawi Lalang, Arizona 28:44.12 Oklahoma State 139 2 Chris Derrick, Stanford 28:57.53 Colorado 144 3 Leonard Korir, Iona 29:02.54 Brigham Young 203 4 Cameron Levins, Southern Utah 29:04.85 Stanford 207 5 Mohammed Ahmed, Wisconsin 29:06.76 Oklahoma 213 6 Luke Puskedra, Oregon 29:09.37 Indiana 257 7 Diego Estrada, Northern Arizona 29:24.78 Portland 259 8 Richard Medina, Colorado 29:27.89 Iona 265 9 Henry Lelei, Texas A&M 29:29.110 North Carolina State 282 10 Colby Lowe, Oklahoma State 29:31.411 Texas 341 11 German Fernandez, Oklahoma State 29:32.912 Florida State 348 12 Ryan Hill, North Carolina State 29:37.113 Villanova 352 13 Paul Chelimo, UNC Greensboro 29:39.114 Northern Arizona 374 14 Miles Batty, Brigham Young 29:40.015 Syracuse 395 15 Andrew Colley, North Carolina State 29:40.016 Minnesota 441 16 David Forrester, Florida State 29:40.617 Georgetown 468 17 Elliot Krause, Wisconsin 29:41.618 Texas A&M 471 18 Jake Riley, Stanford 29:44.119 Princeton 474 19 Donn Cabral, Princeton 29:44.420 Michigan 511 20 Andrew Wacker, Colorado 29:44.821 Washington State 512 21 Alfred Kipchumba, Portland 29:48.422 Providence 530 22 Rex Shields, Brigham Young 29:51.523 Ohio State 538 23 Ryan Collins, Wisconsin 29:52.224 Notre Dame 575 24 Joseph Bosshard, Colorado 29:53.725 Tulsa 580 25 Eric Finan, Cincinnati 29:54.626 Eastern Kentucky 589 26 Callum Hawkins, Butler 29:56.427 Columbia 591 27 Mark Amirault, Virginia 29:56.828 Cal Poly 680 28 Dan Lowry, Brown 29:57.229 Georgia 770 29 Bill Kogel, Oklahoma 29:57.630 Florida 780 30 Will Mulherin, Virginia Tech 29:58.131 New Mexico 885 31 Tom Farrell, Oklahoma State 29:58.6 32 Michael Fout, Florida State 29:59.2 33 Craig Lutz, Texas 30:02.0 34 Hassan Mead, Minnesota 30:02.8 35 Trevor Dunbar, Portland 30:04.1 36 Reed Connor, Wisconsin 30:08.6 37 Patrick Dupont, Syracuse 30:09.3 38 Eric Fernandez, Arkansas 30:10.4 39 Andrew Bayer, Indiana 30:11.5 40 Mitch Goose, Iona 30:12.4

Women’s Team Results (6,000 meters) Women’s Individual Results

Place Team Score Place Name Time1 Georgetown 162 1 Sheila Reid, Villanova 19:41.22 Washington 170 2 Jordan Hasay, Oregon 19:41.83 Villanova 181 3 Abbey D’Agostino, Dartmouth 19:42.94 Florida State 189 4 Emily Infeld, Georgetown 19:44.35 Oregon 281 5 Alex Banfi ch, Princeton 19:45.06 Vanderbilt 282 6 Bogdana Mimic, Villanova 19:45.77 Iowa State 290 7 Katie Flood, Washington 19:47.98 West Virginia 297 8 Kate Harrison, West Virginia 19:49.59 New Mexico 322 9 Betsy Saina, Iowa State 19:50.710 Stanford 332 10 Tara Erdmann, Loyola Marymount 19:51.311 Colorado 335 11 Deborah Maier, California 19:53.312 Boston College 347 12 Aliphine Tuliamuk, Wichita State 19:57.713 Penn State 368 13 Silje Fjortoft, Southern Methodist 19:58.114 Arkansas 375 14 Morgan Haws, Brigham Young 19:59.515 Michigan 383 15 Kendra Schaaf, North Carolina 20:00.416 Michigan State 386 16 Caitlin Lane, Penn State 20:03.117 Syracuse 401 17 Meaghan Nelson, Iowa State 20:05.018 California 401 18 Megan Goethals, Washington 20:06.819 Arkansas 447 19 Shalaya Kipp, Colorado 20:08.120 Virginia 466 20 Emma Coburn, Colorado 20:08.621 Toledo 483 21 Kathy Kroeger, Stanford 20:09.822 Notre Dame 512 22 Morgane Gay, Virginia 20:09.923 North Carolina State 518 23 Becky Wade, Rice 20:10.824 Wisconsin 529 24 Chelsea Reilly, California 20:11.225 San Francisco 531 25 Risper Kimaiyo, Texas-El Paso 20:12.726 Texas 559 26 Jennifer Bergman, Arizona 20:12.727 Minnesota 577 27 Kaitlyn Gillespie, West Virginia 20:16.528 Brigham Young 636 28 Hannah Brooks, Florida State 20:18.129 Weber State 647 29 Lauren Penney, Syracuse 20:18.730 Oklahoma State 701 30 Dani Stack, Iowa State 20:21.931 Arizona State 752 31 Kristen Gillespie, Arkansas 20:22.3 32 Stephanie Marcy, Stanford 20:22.6 33 Hayley Green, Stony Brook 20:24.3 34 Amanda Winslow, Florida State 20:24.3 35 Rose Tanui, Texas Tech 20:25.2 36 Julie Accurso, Ohio 20:26.3 37 Lydia Kosgei, Eastern Kentucky 20:27.7 38 Laura Suur, San Francisco 20:30.1 39 Alexa Rogers, Vanderbilt 20:30.3 40 Waverly Neer, Columbia 20:30.4 72 Claire Michel, Oregon 20:48.8 76 Bronwyn Crossman, Oregon 20:50.6 80 Melanie Thompson, Oregon 20:52.9 145 Becca Friday, Oregon 21:22.1 207 Molly Grabill, Oregon 21:56.3 229 Anne Kesselring, Oregon 22:12.1

NCAA West Regional (Stanford Golf Course, Stanford, Calif., 11.12.11)

Men’s Team Results (10,000 meters) Men’s Individual Results

Place Team Score Place Name Time1 Stanford 50 1 Lawi Lalang, Arizona 28:34 2 Portland 53 2 Chris Derrick, Stanford 28:50 3 Cal Poly 122 3 Alfred Kipchumba, Portland 28:574 Washington State 141 4 Trevor Dunbar, Portland 28:585 California 173 5 Jake Riley, Stanford 28:59t6 Oregon 175 6 Luke Puskedra, Oregon 29:01t6 UCLA 175 7 Brendan Gregg, Stanford 29:268 Arizona State 214 8 Chad Hall, UC Riverside 29:289 Long Beach State 288 9 Daniel Gonia, Cal Poly 29:2810 UC Santa Barbara 322 10 Jonathan Peterson, UC Davis 29:3011 Washington 329 11 Joash Osoro, Portland 29:3212 Idaho 396 12 Collin Jarvis, California 29:3313 Santa Clara 406 13 Kent Morikawa, UCLA 29:4314 Boise State 418 14 Andrew Kimpel, Washington State 29:4615 San Francisco 425 15 Lars Erik Malde, Portland 29:4616 UC Riverside 426 16 Jono Lafl er, Washington State 29:4717 UC Davis 449 17 Parker Stinson, Oregon 29:4918 Gonzaga 510 18 Heath Reedy, Long Beach State 29:5219 UC Irvine 530 19 Joe Rosa, Stanford 29:5320 Sacramento State 532 20 David Cardona, Cal Poly 29:5621 Loyola Marymount 561 21 Nick Happe, Arizona State 29:5622 Cal State Fullerton 562 22 Erik Olson, Stanford 29:5723 Eastern Washington 623 23 Nohe Lema, UCLA 30:0024 Saint Mary’s 703 24 Patrick Zacharias, Arizona 30:0625 Pepperdine 742 25 Maxime Chevee, California 30:06 26 William Kincaid, Portland 30:08 27 Dustin Fay, UCLA 30:08 28 Jose Madera, San Francisco 30:09 29 Ryan Cosens, Cal Poly 30:10 30 Barry Britt, Idaho 30:12 38 Jeramy Elkaim, Oregon 30:18 51 Chris Kwiatkowski, Oregon 30:32 72 Ben DeJarnette, Oregon 30:54 79 Brian Shrader, Oregon 31:05 94 Ryan Pickering, Oregon 31:24

Women’s Team Results (6,000 meters) Women’s Individual Results

Place Team Score Place Name Time1 Washington 50 1 Jordan Hasay, Oregon 19:442 Arizona 98 2 Deborah Maier, California 19:513 Stanford 111 3 Tara Erdmann, Loyola Marymount 19:534 Oregon 120 4 Elvin Kibet, Arizona 20:095 California 141 5 Katie Flood, Washington 20:146 San Francisco 169 6 Jennifer Bergman, Arizona 20:157 Arizona State 241 7 Kathy Kroeger, Stanford 20:168 UC Davis 247 8 Megan Goethals, Washington 20:179 Cal Poly 270 9 Chelsea Reilly, California 20:1810 Portland 315 10 Lindsay Flanagan, Washington 20:2711 Long Beach State 332 11 Stephanie Marcy, Stanford 20:3312 Boise State 349 12 Shelby Houlihan, Arizona State 20:3613 Idaho 360 13 Justine Johnson, Washington 20:3814 Washington State 378 14 Christine Babcock, Washington 20:3915 Gonzaga 399 15 Bronwyn Crossman, Oregon 20:4316 Oregon State 410 16 Leanne Fogg, Cal Poly 20:4517 Fresno State 449 17 Meghan Breadmore, Cal Poly 20:4718 UCLA 452 18 Hannah Kiser, Idaho 20:4819 UC Santa Barbara 456 19 Rosa Del Toro, Long Beach State 20:4920 Loyola Marymount 520 20 Elizabeth Apgar, Arizona 20:5121 Sacramento State 533 21 Claire Michel, Oregon 20:5122 UC Riverside 549 22 Aisling Cuff e, Stanford 20:5223 UC Irvine 707 23 Melanie Thompson, Oregon 20:5324 Santa Clara 728 24 Merel van Steenbergen, Portland 20:5425 Nevada-Las Vegas 735 25 Laura Suur, San Francisco 20:5526 San Diego 739 26 Taylor Dutch, California 20:5527 Pepperdine 783 27 Hanna Henson, Arizona 20:5728 San Diego State 837 28 Sarah Sumpter, UC Davis 20:5829 Cal State Fullerton 859 29 Jessica Tonn, Stanford 21:0230 Saint Mary’s 895 30 Alice Baker, San Francisco 21:0631 Cal State Bakersfi eld 940 60 Molly Grabill, Oregon 21:41 66 Anne Kesselring, Oregon 21:46 DNF Sarah Penney DNF