Oficial NCAA XC Conference Weekend Friday Discussion Thread

Mountain West Women. Brenna Peloquin has lost.

Event 1 Women 6k Run CC

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Name Year School Finals Points

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Results - Women

1 Wright, Alice New Mexico 20:02.70 1

2 Thackery, Calli New Mexico 20:11.30 2

3 Carina, Gillespie Air Force 20:17.90 3

4 Peloquin, Brenna Boise State 20:27.40 4

5 Long, Lindy Air Force 20:34.10 5

6 Smith, Jaci Air Force 20:36.80 6

7 Schwanz, Annemarie Fresno State 20:40.70 7

8 Carter, Kashley Utah State 20:45.20 8

9 Lincks, Janelle Colorado St. 20:48.50 9

10 Connor, Sophie New Mexico 20:52.10 10

11 Bernal, Natasha New Mexico 20:56.20 11

12 O'Brien, Clare Boise State 20:56.40 12

13 Hamilton, Lauren Wyoming 20:59.90 13

14 Gallop, Cora Nevada 21:08.10 14

15 Skold, Samantha Air Force 21:08.50 15

16 Parker, Bailee Utah State 21:08.60 16

17 Hukka, Minttu Boise State 21:12.50 17

18 Kelly, Kendall New Mexico 21:15.80 18

19 White, Kerry Wyoming 21:16.70 19

20 Kallner, Ali Colorado St. 21:17.80 20

Results - Women

1 New Mexico 42 1 2 10 11 18 30 33

Total Time: 1:43:18.10

Average: 20:39.62

2 Air Force 53 3 5 6 15 24 44 55

Total Time: 1:43:58.90

Average: 20:47.78

3 Boise State 86 4 12 17 26 27 35 38

Total Time: 1:45:26.80

Average: 21:05.36

4 Colorado St. 103 9 20 21 25 28 29 40

Total Time: 1:46:13.40

Average: 21:14.68

5 Wyoming 123 13 19 23 31 37 39 54

Total Time: 1:46:59.80

Average: 21:23.96

6 Utah State 148 8 16 36 42 46 48 52

Total Time: 1:47:46.60

Average: 21:33.32

7 Nevada 193 14 41 43 45 50 53 56

Total Time: 1:49:21.70

Average: 21:52.34

8 San Jose St. 224 22 32 51 58 61 68

Total Time: 1:51:19.00

Average: 22:15.80

9 San Diego St. 261 34 47 57 59 64 65

Total Time: 1:53:09.80

Average: 22:37.96

10 Fresno State 276 7 62 66 69 72 73 74

Total Time: 1:59:17.40

Average: 23:51.48

11 Unlv 309 49 60 63 67 70 71

Total Time: 1:58:45.80

Average: 23:45.16

Mountain West link.

http://www.liverunningresults.com/public_html/events/mwcxc2016/

Pac-12 unofficial results

No doubt that Colorado is the best team in the country right now. 2-3-4-9-14

1 6 197 Amy-Eloise Neale Washington20:22.91

2 60 Erin Clark Colorado20:23.32

3 3 62 Dani Jones Colorado20:24.43

4 3 58 Kaitlyn Benner Colorado20:28.34

5 1 91 Katie Rainsberger Oregon20:30.65

6 1 199 Charlotte Prouse Washington20:32.06

7 4 43 Bethan Knights California20:34.3

8 126 Vanessa Fraser Stanford20:35.27

9 64 Makena Morley Colorado20:43.08

10 2 130 Fiona O'Keeffe Stanford20:50.59

11 4 181 Grayson Murphy Utah20:55.210

12 2 85 Alli Cash Oregon20:56.711

13 6 120 Christina Aragon Stanford20:58.012

14 3 61 Sage Hurta Colorado21:00.313

15 1 59 Mackenzie Caldwell Colorado21:03.714

16 2 65 Melanie Nun Colorado21:04.615

17 3 4 Claire Green Arizona21:07.3

18 2 193 Katie Knight Washington21:09.216

19 5 125 Ella Donaghu Stanford21:11.817

20 1 196 Kaitlyn Neal Washington21:14.918

21 1 89 Samantha Nadel Oregon21:17.019

22 3 82 Emma Abrahamson Oregon21:18.220

23 3 118 Emily Weber Oregon State21:20.4

24 3 92 Maggie Schmaedick Oregon21:21.321

25 2 66 Tabor Scholl Colorado21:22.8

26 2 86 Jessica Hull Oregon21:23.322

27 4 188 Isobel Batt-Doyle Washington21:26.123

28 5 153 Julia Rizk UCLA21:30.724

29 195 Anna Maxwell Washington21:31.025

30 17 127 Danielle Katz Stanford21:31.226

31 9 46 Marissa Williams California21:31.5

32 7 183 Giselle Slotboom Utah21:34.227

33 1 151 Carolina Johnson UCLA21:35.028

34 1 44 Xochitl Navarrete California21:36.1

35 2 20 Chelsey Albertson Arizona State21:37.029

36 2 212 Devon Bortfeld Washington St.21:37.4

37 1 69 Tayler Tuttle Colorado21:38.0

38 8 178 Amanda Gehrich Utah21:39.230

39 2 186 Poppy Tank Utah21:39.531

40 2 129 Abbie McNulty Stanford21:43.632

41 10 116 Juliana Mount Oregon State21:48.4

42 3 119 Kristiane Width Oregon State21:49.3

43 1 146 Sophie Baird UCLA21:49.633

44 1 88 Ashley Maton Oregon21:52.334

45 8 22 Billie Jo Dytrt Arizona State21:58.335

46 3 124 Hannah DeBalsi Stanford21:59.136

47 9 24 Courtney Lewis Arizona State21:59.637

48 2 148 Cassandra Durgy UCLA22:00.038

49 2 200 Nicole Zielinski Washington22:01.739

50 2 191 Emily Hamlin Washington22:02.5

51 3 6 Annie Richards Arizona22:05.3

52 7 70 Carrie Verdon Colorado22:05.4

53 5 180 Hannah McInturff Utah22:06.640

54 4 156 Veronica Yamane UCLA22:09.241

55 5 150 Jackie Garner UCLA22:10.342

56 1 122 Sophie Chase Stanford22:15.7

57 7 40 Skyler Flora California22:17.4

58 1 83 Frida Berge Oregon22:18.1

59 1 175 Sophia Racette USC22:18.5

60 3 28 Megan Reniewicki Arizona State22:22.843

1 Colorado

2-3-4-9-14-15-16

32

2 1 Washington

1-6-17-19-25-27-45

68

3 1 Stanford

8-10-13-18-28-36-42

77

4 Oregon

5-12-20-21-23-24-40

81

5 Utah

11-30-34-35-46-56-58

156

6 1 California

7-29-32-49-53-57-59

170

7 1 UCLA

26-31-39-44-47-48-55

187

8 1 Oregon State

22-37-38-52-54-60

203

9 1 Arizona State

33-41-43-50-51

218

Colorado has won the Pac 12 women's race.

Unofficial team scores.

PlaceTeamScore

1 Colorado

2-3-4-9-14-15-16

32

2 1 Washington

1-6-18-20-26-28-47

71

3 1 Stanford

8-10-13-19-29-38-44

79

4 Oregon

5-12-21-22-24-25-42

84

5 Utah

11-31-36-37-49-61-63

164

6 1 California

7-30-33-52-57-62-64

179

7 1 UCLA

27-32-41-46-50-51-60

196

8 1 Oregon State

23-39-40-56-59-67-69

217

9 1 Arizona State

34-43-45-53-54-70-74

229

10 2 Arizona

17-48-58-65-72-76

260

11 Washington St.

35-55-66-68-71-73-75

295

Womens 6K

Place BibNameTeam TimePoints

1 6 197 Amy-Eloise Neale Washington20:22.91

2 60 Erin Clark Colorado20:23.32

3 3 62 Dani Jones Colorado20:24.43

4 3 58 Kaitlyn Benner Colorado20:28.34

5 1 91 Katie Rainsberger Oregon20:30.65

6 1 199 Charlotte Prouse Washington20:32.06

7 4 43 Bethan Knights California20:34.37

8 126 Vanessa Fraser Stanford20:35.28

9 64 Makena Morley Colorado20:43.09

10 2 130 Fiona O'Keeffe Stanford20:50.510

11 4 181 Grayson Murphy Utah20:55.211

12 2 85 Alli Cash Oregon20:56.712

13 6 120 Christina Aragon Stanford20:58.013

14 3 61 Sage Hurta Colorado21:00.314

15 1 59 Mackenzie Caldwell Colorado21:03.715

16 2 65 Melanie Nun Colorado21:04.616

17 3 4 Claire Green Arizona21:07.3

18 2 193 Katie Knight Washington21:09.217

19 5 125 Ella Donaghu Stanford21:11.818

20 1 196 Kaitlyn Neal Washington21:14.919

http://pac-12.com/cross-country/championships-2016/live-results

Stanford 3rd with true freshman at #2/#3/#4

Updated team scores

1 Colorado

2-3-4-9-14-15-16

32

2 1 Washington

1-6-18-20-26-28-47

71

3 1 Stanford

8-10-13-19-29-38-44

79

4 Oregon

5-12-21-22-24-25-42

84

5 Utah

11-31-36-37-49-62-64

164

6 1 California

7-30-33-52-58-63-65

180

7 1 UCLA

27-32-41-46-50-51-61

196

8 1 Oregon State

23-39-40-57-60-68-70

219

9 1 Arizona State

34-43-45-54-55-71-75

231

10 2 Arizona

17-48-59-66-73-78-82

263

11 Washington St.

35-56-67-69-72-74-76

299

12 USC

53-77-79-80-81

370

32 points is the lowest score by a women's team at Pac-12/10 since Washington perfect-scored the meet back in 2008

Any feeds goin on for Big Sky champs. in Moscow Idaho?

check the Big sky facebook page for feeds.

The link shows the women's result... ???

I'm not saying that I don't understand why it's not on tv, but I still find it a damn shame. Apologies for enjoying our sport.

Live results are nice, not the same.

Thanks again for the thread.

rojo wrote:

We are two for two on on predictions. If you missed our meet previews, today's preview is here:

http://www.letsrun.com/news/2016/10/2016-ncaa-xc-conference-preview-part-watch-friday-acc-pac-12-big-east-big-sky-mountain-west-west-coast-meets/

I was thinking this morning, "Why in God's name are these meets run on a Friday morning? No wonder our sport isn't popular. Can you imagine any NCAA team sport holding a game before 12 noon?"

Hate to break it to you, rojo, but the scheduling of cross country meets has nothing to do with their lack of popularly. Outside of this message board, almost no one is going to be interested, no matter when meets are held.

And NCAA football games kick off before noon every single Saturday.

Colorado with a big move at 4k - 5th to 1st.

The Colorado men have never lost the Pac-12 meet and 5k in they're threatening to upset No. 2 Stanford and No. 3 Oregon:

PlaceTeamScore

1 Colorado

3-6-7-11-17-38-41

44

2 2 Stanford

2-5-10-12-22-27-29

51

3 2 UCLA

4-9-13-14-31-32-43

71

4 1 Oregon

1-18-21-23-24-25-28

87

5 3 Washington St.

8-15-16-26-33-39-40

98

6 Washington

20-30-34-45-46-52-53

175

7 California

19-35-36-49-50-55-60

189

8 Arizona State

37-44-48-54-56-57-61

239

9 Arizona

42-47-51-58-59-62-63

257

Bob Sacamano wrote:

rojo wrote:

We are two for two on on predictions. If you missed our meet previews, today's preview is here:

http://www.letsrun.com/news/2016/10/2016-ncaa-xc-conference-preview-part-watch-friday-acc-pac-12-big-east-big-sky-mountain-west-west-coast-meets/

I was thinking this morning, "Why in God's name are these meets run on a Friday morning? No wonder our sport isn't popular. Can you imagine any NCAA team sport holding a game before 12 noon?"

Hate to break it to you, rojo, but the scheduling of cross country meets has nothing to do with their lack of popularly. Outside of this message board, almost no one is going to be interested, no matter when meets are held.

And NCAA football games kick off before noon every single Saturday.

As to why cross country meets are sometimes held on Fridays, here's my guess: pretty much the entire athletic department is tied up with football on Saturdays. My alma mater used to host meets on Fridays for this reason. They probably figure no one's watching anyway, so what difference does it make when it's held?

Unfortunately, rather meaningless without individual spreads.

Accordingly to LRC, UW women took it out hard but, in reality, they were just better placed across a 3 second spread than Colorado.

How close are Oregon's guys in the 20s to Stanford's in the teens to Colorado's in the top 10?

The Unofficial Results for SEC women has some huge errors.

Here are official results.

1 Arkansas 46

2 Mississippi 76

3 Missouri 125

4 Miss State 138

1 Karissa SCHWEIZER Missouri 20:10.6 5:24 1 1

2 Devin CLARK Arkansas 20:18.6 +8 5:26 2 1

3 Katy KUNC Kentucky 20:39.3 +29 5:32 3 1

4 Veronica EDER Auburn 20:40.7 +30 5:32 4 1

5 Jamie KEMPFER Missouri 20:43.0 +32 5:33 5 2

6 Elisabeth BERGH Florida 20:43.6 +33 5:33 6 1

7 Mary Alex ENGLAND Mississippi 20:51.2 +41 5:35 7 1

8 Bo UMMELS Mississippi 20:52.1 +42 5:35 8 2

9 Abby GRAY Arkansas 20:52.5 +42 5:35 9 2

10 Valerie REINA Arkansas 20:53.1 +43 5:36 10 3

11 Sara TSAI Vanderbilt 20:53.2 +43 5:36 11 1

12 Therese HAISS Arkansas 20:54.9 +44 5:36 12 4

13 Nikki HILTZ Arkansas 20:55.6 +45 5:36 13 5

14 Jessica DROP Georgia 20:56.6 +46 5:36 14 1

15 Taylor WERNER Arkansas 21:01.0 +50 5:38 15 6

CU men unofficially win closing well. Nice race by Perrin.

Pac 12 men's results

Ches becomes first man to win four straight. Colorado upsets the form charts to win their sixth straight team title. They have not lost this meet since joining the conference in 2011.

1 95 Edward Cheserek Oregon23:58.91

2 1 135 Grant Fisher Stanford24:13.52

3 1 81 Ben Saarel Colorado24:16.53

4 4 79 Zach Perrin Colorado24:17.14

5 2 160 Ferdinand Edman UCLA24:18.45

6 2 71 John Dressel Colorado24:20.86

7 1 140 Sean McGorty Stanford24:22.97

8 3 142 Thomas Ratcliffe Stanford24:31.98

9 3 72 Ryan Forsyth Colorado24:39.59

10 159 Jonah Diaz UCLA24:42.210

11 2 157 Collin Burke UCLA24:42.811

12 1 164 Austin O'Neil UCLA24:43.612

13 2 102 Travis Neuman Oregon24:44.413

14 3 143 Garrett Sweatt Stanford24:48.614

15 1 225 Sam Levora Washington St.24:50.215

16 4 134 Steven Fahy Stanford24:52.516

17 5 49 Trent Brendel California24:53.417

18 1 203 Andrew Gardner Washington24:53.918

19 6 76 Joe Klecker Colorado24:55.219

20 13 158 Daniel De La Torre UCLA24:57.820

21 3 48 Robert Brandt California24:58.321

22 1 106 Levi Thomet Oregon25:00.022

23 16 14 Collins Kibet Arizona25:00.523

24 10 232 Michael Williams Washington St.25:00.824

25 5 29 CJ Albertson Arizona State25:01.225

26 1 231 John Whelan Washington St.25:02.126

27 1 230 Nathan Wadhwani Washington St.25:03.127

28 4 100 Matthew Maton Oregon25:03.728

29 8 50 Garrett Corcoran California25:05.729

30 1 94 Tanner Anderson Oregon25:06.930

31 4 205 Fred Huxham Washington25:07.631

32 2 73 Reilly Friedman Colorado25:08.132

33 2 103 Sam Prakel Oregon25:09.133

34 2 141 Alex Ostberg Stanford25:14.334

35 10 165 Garrett Reynolds UCLA25:15.235

36 8 137 Blair Hurlock Stanford25:16.436

37 4 163 Jackson Marshall UCLA25:17.037

38 2 228 Nathan Tadesse Washington St.25:18.738

39 14 138 Jack Keelan Stanford25:23.4

40 3 227 Paul Ryan Washington St.25:24.339

41 5 229 Chandler Teigen Washington St.25:27.540

42 2 77 Christian Martin Colorado25:27.841

43 97 Tim Gorman Oregon25:28.042

44 4 167 Myles Smith UCLA25:31.7

45 5 204 Colby Gilbert Washington25:32.043

46 3 222 Jake Finney Washington St.25:34.7

47 5 144 Sam Wharton Stanford25:36.4

48 1 224 Justin Janke Washington St.25:36.8

49 11 105 Austin Tamagno Oregon25:38.9

50 2 223 Jackson Haselnus Washington St.25:48.6

51 1 168 Millen Trujillo UCLA25:51.1

52 2 74 Ethan Gonzales Colorado25:56.6

53 2 99 Jake Leingang Oregon26:00.5

54 1 57 Paul Zeiss California26:00.844

55 2 166 Cole Smith UCLA26:01.3

56 2 210 Johnathan Stevens Washington26:03.845

57 1 30 Brandon Boys Arizona State26:04.246

58 2 11 Hunter Davila Arizona26:11.247

59 2 36 John Reniewicki Arizona State26:12.948

60 3 16 Bailey Roth Arizona26:15.149

61 2 207 Mahmoud Moussa Washington26:22.550

62 32 Michael Coccia Arizona State26:28.951

63 4 51 Steve Correa California26:31.452

64 2 56 Cameron Tu California26:32.553

65 4 209 Andy Snyder Washington26:38.454

66 2 96 Bryan Fernandez Oregon26:44.3

67 1 33 Nick Dale Arizona State26:51.455

68 2 13 Jeffrey Gautreau Arizona26:52.056

69 35 Simon Paige Arizona State26:53.457

70 5 202 Julius Diehr Washington27:32.958

71 2 211 Keith Williams Washington27:41.0

72 1 18 Emilio Vasquez Arizona27:43.559

73 1 31 Cody Brazeal Arizona State27:52.160

74 1 15 Patrick Leary Arizona28:04.861

75 3 55 Takeshi Okada California28:10.662

1 Colorado

3-4-6-9-19-32-41

41

2 Stanford

2-7-8-14-16-34-36

47

3 UCLA

5-10-11-12-20-35-37

58

4 Oregon

1-13-22-28-30-33-42

94

5 Washington St.

15-24-26-27-38-39-40

130

6 California

17-21-29-44-52-53-62

163

7 Washington

18-31-43-45-50-54-58

187

8 Arizona State

25-46-48-51-55-57-60

225

9 Arizona

23-47-49-56-59-61-63

234

This one was exciting. It was George, Tonui, Kosgei, and one of the Ole Miss guys out front early, and through 2k it looked like it would be a fairly comfortable win for the Hogs, but then Tonui fell off the pace, and a second Ole Miss guy joined the front, There 3,4,5 were all on the heels of Hogs' 5th through 5k. At 6k, Tobin and Erb Dropped Alex George and you could start to see a little panic and frustration on the faces of the many Razorback alumni that were there. But when they came back out of the woods with 1k to go, George had rejoined the 2 Ole Miss runners and then rna away from them with about 600m to go.