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12/10
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER
Although I'm a week late, and you've probably already found the results elsewhere, I thought I'd still pass on the word to you....just in case.
**The Fall XC Nationals took place 12/1 in Mobile, Alabama. Those participating included members of the Nike Farm Team, Reebok Aggies, and many other individuals from around the US. The Nike Farm Team took second place for both Men and Women. The Men's team was led by Chris Graff's 2nd place finish over the 10K course in 30:48.86. Elissa Reidy placed 6th overall and was the first Farm Team member crossing the line at 20:56.97 on the 6K course. Read Brian McGuire's (of BARN) coverage story of how things went down... Click here to read**The 2001 Cal Int'l Marathon took place 12/2 in the Sacramento area. The race started in Folsom and headed down through the streets into downtown Sac. With the weather not being on the side of the runners, I think it's safe to say that there weren't many records broken. The Men of Adidas Transports were the first 3 Californians across the line taking home the team title. Chico resident and Asst. Coach at Chico State, Noah Marcus, led his team with a time of 2:29.39. He was followed closely by former CAL standouts Steve Moreno and Bill McMorran coming in at 2:29.54 and 2:30.15, respectively. In the Women's results, Magdalena Lewy (also former CAL standout) was 25th overall (both Men and Women) and was the 2nd Woman to finish with an impressive time of 2:37.57. Lewy, member of Adidas Transports, led her team to a first place finish as well. For full information on the CIM race Click Here
11/19
IT'S THE END OF THE ROAD
The last of the Championship races are now over and we have the low-down. We have results from the JC State Meet, Div 1 & 2 NCAA National Championships, and the Open PA XC Championships.A couple of noteworthy performances from local favorites:
**At Furman University in South Carolina Stanford gets 2nd & 5th in the Mens and Womens D1 Championships. The Men lost in a VERY close race to Colorado University (90-91). Donald Sage led Stanford with a 7th place finish. The Lady Cougars of BYU took home the Women's team title with 62 points. Lauren Fleshman was the top finisher for Stanford again with her 3rd place finish.
**Nicole Teter led the Nike Farm Team to a team victory by taking 3rd at the PA Championships. Bolota Asmeron (Berkeley Alum) easily took home the individual title in the Men's race, with a pack of 5 more Farm Team members not too far behind.
**Cabrillo's Women, led by Sophomore Lindsay Peters (6th), took 3rd at the JC State Meet. The individual winner was former Santa Rosa HS standout now at Santa Rosa JC, Trina Cox with a time of 18:08. West Valley's women took 7th with Celeste Dunlap (16th) leading the charge. On the Men's side, the team battle was dominated by the Southern schools, with last years champions San Diego Mesa winning the title again. The top local individuals were Eddie Alaniz (18th) of SJCC and Tomas Viramontes (41st) of WVC.
**In Div 2 action, David Braund of Chico State earned his second XC All-American honor by placing 18th in the very tough field over the grueling 10K course. Braund led his fellow Wildcats to a 9th place finish. The UC Davis Men's team placed 5th overall in team scoring led by Senior Ryan Miller (25th). Also earning All-American honors were Steve Laurie (37th) and Nate "Duke" Bristow (43rd) for Davis. For the Women, Davis again had a great showing and represented well as they took 3rd in team scoring. Yvonne Liebig (11th), Jessica Neu(15th) , and Heather Gibson (25th) led the lady Ags and all took home All-American certificates. Also making the top 10 in the team scoring was Sonoma State with a 9th place finish. Senior Kathy Lenno (Hartnell JC Alumni) led the Cossack contingent once again placing 27th and teammate Jenny Hunt was not too far behind (36th). Also representing the West were the Lumberjacks of Humboldt State. Dolores Bergmann (Lassen JC Alum) and Rachael Wiseman (West Valley JC Alumni) finishes of 51st & 57th helped Humboldt capture 14th place in the team scoring. The Chico ladies were led by Junior Jasmine Green (52nd).
11/10
STANFORD MEN'S & WOMEN'S XC SQUADS SWEEP NCAA DIV 1 WESTERN REGIONAL
Stanford had a great showing in Tucson yesterday with Donald Sage winning the men's race. Grant Robison and Lauren Fleshman posted second-place finishes for the Cardinal team. Other local colleges participated as well. For complete results click here.11/9
THE JC NORCAL CHAMPIONSHIPS HAD SOME IMPRESSIVE SHOWING FROM LOCAL TALENT
Cabrillo College takes home the Women's title as College of the Sequoias brings home the Men's. West Valley's Women's & Men's squads place 2nd and 3rd, respectively. The State Championships are to be held next Saturday (11/17) in Fresno. Results11/3
UC DAVIS DOMINATES MEN'S AND WOMEN'S WESTERN REGIONAL RACES
BELLINGHAM, Wash. --- UC Davis dominated the men's and women's races at the NCAA Division II West Regional Cross Country Championship, and Hawaii Pacific runners took both individual titles, at Lake Padden Park on Saturday. Read More
10/28
MERCURY INTERACTIVE SILICON VALLEY MARATHON
SAN JOSE, CALIF - The Mercury Interactive Silicon Valley Marathon returned to downtown San Jose, CA for the fifth year this weekend to the roar of thousands of spectators and over 4,000 runners, a respectable growth from last year given the conditions of 2001. Read More...10/27
Stanford Sweeps Pac-10 Championships
Grant Robison and Lauren Fleshman capture individual men's and women's titles. Read StoryWAC Championships Results
Honolulu, Hawaii-----The San Jose State University women’s cross country team finished sixth and the men’s cross country, team, seventh, at the 2001 Western Athletic Conference Championships hosted by the University of Hawaii. Read more from SJSU website
10/20
Davis Repeats as CCAA Champions
The UC Davis Men's and Women's teams both took first place in the team championship. The wins mark the fourth consecutive titles for each Aggie team. David Braund of Chico State won the Men's Individual title, and Heather Gibson of Davis took home the Women's title. Both of Chico State's programs placed 2nd behind Davis. See Results10/18
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