no surprises for the south women, ole miss 59, georgia 73. samford with a nice run in 3rd, came in ranked 7th. i don't think they will get in though, someone with the kolas numbers may know.
no surprises for the south women, ole miss 59, georgia 73. samford with a nice run in 3rd, came in ranked 7th. i don't think they will get in though, someone with the kolas numbers may know.
The first meet in the book sis the South Region women. Only two teams were expected to get out of this region and those two teams went 1-2. So that's good news for all of the bubble teams. Samford got 3rd which wasn't what was supposed to happen in the rankings. Do they have any points? I don't think so.
In-Progress Standings
PLACE TEAM 6K 1 2 3 4 5 (6) (7)
1 Ole Miss 59
7 11 12 13 16 (28) (31)
2 Georgia 72
1 3 15 23 30 (47) (103)
3 Samford 92
2 6 8 33 43 (86) (105)
4 Florida State 127
9 20 25 29 44 (68) (85)
If those end up being the only two teams to advance, then your 4 individuals advancing are.
1. Karisa Nelson (Samford, 2nd)
3. Brenda Kigen (Auburn 4th)
4. Eden Meyer (North Florida, 5th)
6. Anna Long (Samford, 6th)
Hoping for an at-large individual bid are the 8th and 9th placers in the region - Purity Sanga (Tennessee Tech 8th) and Haley Ward (Samford 9th).
Individually, looks like Nelson (Samford), Kigen (Auburn), Meyer (UNF), and Long (Samford) will qualify.
abilene christian not close at 5k in south central, 6th. texas 30 up on baylor for 2nd behind dominant arkansas
southcentralguy wrote:
abilene christian not close at 5k in south central, 6th. texas 30 up on baylor for 2nd behind dominant arkansas
looks like arkansas 35, texas 93 with baylor 3rd. who does texas give points to?
1 Nikki HILTZ Arkansas 19:35.5 5:15 1 1
2 Carina VILJOEN Arkansas 19:36.0
individuals anna west and lindsey bradley from baylor, two hacketts from abilene christian. hannah miller SMU was 7th and moves into top position for the two additional individual bids.
EastCoastBestCoast wrote:
And everyone out West with good weather will circlejerk their times as proof that they're better. Why don't you come east where the real men run all year round?
There are a number of things the west and mountains can point to in order to show their superiority. Like pre-nats, Nuttycombe, Griak, and basically the rankings in general. Comparing times that are run on different courses, in different conditions and at different elevations is pointless. What is worth noting is the east coast has 36% of the US population, but only 16% of the teams in the top 30.
flo track said they didn't have any so theyre out
texas gave up a lot of points between notre dame and pre nats. in the southeast, it looks like NC State and Furman got autos on the women's side.
Am I reading the results wrong or did a lot of women drop out of the midatlatic regional race?
http://pioneertiming.com/results/2017/CrossCountry/11_10_NCAA_D1_Mid-Atlantic_Championships/
West Virginia which was projected to make it as an at-large bombed the mid-atlantic. They were just 7th.
Final Standings Score Scoring Order Total
1 Penn State 31 2-5-6-8-10(53)(88) 1:41:16
2 Villanova 60 1-13-14-15-17(20)(36) 1:42:02
3 Georgetown 109 9-22-25-26-27(30)(33) 1:43:26
4 Princeton 123 3-12-31-38-39(51)(71) 1:43:49
5 Pittsburgh 162 16-24-37-42-43(44)(56) 1:44:36
6 Penn 188 11-28-47-48-54(73)(76) 1:45:16
7 West Virginia 214 18-19-55-58-64(65)(75) 1:45:32
Listed DNFs include anyone entered but who did not run.
That is a good performance from Penn State. Very impressive run from Danae Rivers.
Syracuse Wonen 3rd in northeast ahead of Columbia, do they get pushed in?
Let me work on my Tan while you have gun in the snow
Flotrack sucks. My account keeps kicking me off. What a waste of $$$$$$$$$$
The Dartmouth women have upset the form charts and auto qualified in the NE to please Jonathan Gault.
They edged Syracuase by #2 points thanks to the fact their #6 and #7 both finished ahead of Syracuse's #5. Had they tied, Syracuse would have won the tiebreaker.
Standings - Finalizing
PLACE TEAM 6K 1 2 3 4 5 (6) (7)
1 Providence 84
4 6 11 15 48 (125) (134)
21 Dartmouth 115
9 13 28 31 34 (39) (55)
3 Syracuse 117
2 3 18 32 62 (120) (154)
4 Columbia 120
8 12 17 37 46 (157)
5 Yale
6 Iona
7 Brown
8 Cornell
9 New Hampshire
10 Buffalo
Woman
1 - Michigan
2 - Michigan State
Furman men killed their region