NE Regional Women teams:
1st - Providence, 45
2nd - Uconn, 67
3rd - Cornell, 110
4th - Boston College, 150
4th - Harvard, 150
6th - Syracuse, 167
7th - Yale, 215
8th - Brown, 223
9th - Columbia, 226
10th - Dartmouth, 234
NE Regional Women teams:
1st - Providence, 45
2nd - Uconn, 67
3rd - Cornell, 110
4th - Boston College, 150
4th - Harvard, 150
6th - Syracuse, 167
7th - Yale, 215
8th - Brown, 223
9th - Columbia, 226
10th - Dartmouth, 234
C/M Runner wrote:
NE Regional Women teams:
1st - Providence, 45
2nd - Uconn, 67
3rd - Cornell, 118
4th - Boston College, 150
4th - Harvard, 150
6th - Syracuse, 167
7th - Yale, 215
8th - Brown, 223
9th - Columbia, 226
10th - Dartmouth, 234
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/A7RvP_vCYAARryf.jpg
Bottorff second unofficially followed by Lakowske, Baskir, Ahn and Morgan
C/M Runner wrote:
NE Regional Women teams:
1st - Providence, 45
2nd - Uconn, 67
3rd - Cornell, 110
4th - Boston College, 150
4th - Harvard, 150
6th - Syracuse, 167
7th - Yale, 215
8th - Brown, 223
9th - Columbia, 226
10th - Dartmouth, 234
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/A7RvP_vCYAARryf.jpg
Thanks, C/M. Nerts--Cornell women third again--but they've gotta have enough points to get pushed in, don't they? Please?
And a fine performance by Harvard. Talent (eventually) will out.
Top seven Villanova finishers: Akande 1, Lipari 3, Cook 14, Chapman 33, Venables 45, Harris 51, Schappert 52
C/M Runner wrote:
Unofficial NE Regional women
1st - Providence
2nd - UConn
3rd - Cornell
4th - Harvard
Based off the twitter pic, it's
Providence 46 (2, 3, 6, 8, 26, 30)
Uconn 67 (3, 10, 13, 18, 22)
Cornell 118 (9, 11, 15, 38, 45)
Harvard 150 (19, 20, 27, 36, 48)
BC has 5, 12, 32, 50 so 97 through 4 runners
Place Name S Cla School Time Pace
===== ======================= = === ========================== ======== =====
1 Cally Macumber F JR Kentucky 20:10.98 4:03
2 Juliet Bottorff F JR Duke 20:14.48 4:03
3 Chelsea Oswald F SR Kentucky 20:18.70 4:04
4 Catherine White F SR Virginia 20:22.64 4:05
5 Lianne Farber F SO North Carolina 20:31.63 4:07
6 Jennifer Klugh F SR Liberty 20:35.78 4:08
7 Elaina Balouris F JR William And Mary 20:37.12 4:08
8 Kayla Lampe F FR South Carolina 20:40.43 4:09
9 Kelsey Lakowske F FR Duke 20:43.85 4:09
10 Emily Stites F FR William And Mary 20:46.87 4:10
RuKiddingMe!!! wrote:
Place Name S Cla School Time Pace
===== ======================= = === ========================== ======== =====
1 Cally Macumber F JR Kentucky 20:10.98 4:03
2 Juliet Bottorff F JR Duke 20:14.48 4:03
3 Chelsea Oswald F SR Kentucky 20:18.70 4:04
4 Catherine White F SR Virginia 20:22.64 4:05
20:46.87 4:10
Thanks
Teams?
WOMEN
Rank Team Score
1 Duke 81
2 William and Mary 123
3 NC State 147
4 Kentucky 173
5 North Carolina 195
6 James Madison 225
7 Clemson 239
8 Virginia 251
9 East Carolina 255
10 South Carolina 309
How is it fair that these regions get another day of rest before Nationals? Can someone explain the reasoning?
*facepalm*
Can anyone explain to me the rationale behind having had *yet another* Friday race? Would it have been impossible for these meets to have been held on Saturday?--just, you know, in case some of the participants would like to have attended class?
kibitzer wrote:
Can anyone explain to me the rationale behind having had *yet another* Friday race? Would it have been impossible for these meets to have been held on Saturday?--just, you know, in case some of the participants would like to have attended class?
Nerd
Extra day of recovery in between regionals and nationals. It's not like this is the first time these runners are missing class for a meet. . .
Dennis Reynolds wrote:
How is it fair that these regions get another day of rest before Nationals? Can someone explain the reasoning?
All Division I regionals are today.
kibitzer wrote:
Can anyone explain to me the rationale behind having had *yet another* Friday race? Would it have been impossible for these meets to have been held on Saturday?--just, you know, in case some of the participants would like to have attended class?
I kind of agree, but the NCAA doesn't care about schoool. Hell most colleges barely have Friday classes anyway.
I think more meets are going to Friday's to give the coaches the weekend off - although it's not really off as they have to recruit, etc.
From the USTFCCA twitter feed:
DI South Central men: Unofficially,
Texas 38,
Arkansas 53 auto quals.
Texas A&M 93 3rd,
McNeese State 157,
Stephen F. Austin 17
Virginia Men take the SE region. 5 in the top 20!
anyone else have more mens results?
Top female individuals early in the mountain regionals race are from UTEP and Northern Arizona. probably Kimaiyo and Kanuho
iona men win north east region. iona men go 1-2
