2007 Men's Cross Country - Year In Review | |
| Coaching Staff Bob Braman, Head Coach Althea Belgrave, Graduate Assistant Karen Harvey, Assistant Coach Sean McManus, Volunteer Assistant Kevin Sullivan, Volunteer Assistant Joey Zins, Graduate Assistant  Click here to see individual mug shots |
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David Huckaby, 5-9, Fort Mill, S.C.
Kevin Jones, 5-8, Dover
Matt Leeder, Brockville, Ontario, Canada
Tyler Price, Wakulla
Seth Proctor, Orlando
Daniel Roberts, Vicksburg, Mich.
Daniel Silva, Miami
Nick Sunseri, Raleigh, N.C.
2007 Roster - By Name
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Trey Andrews So-R * Titusville (Astronaut)
Jonathan Blocker Fr-R Tallahassee (Chiles)
* Mark Buckingham Sr * Huddersfield, England (Sheffield Hallam)
* Javier Cruz 5-9 Jr-R * Miami (Belen Jesuit Prep)
* Steeve Gabart Jr Miami (North Miami/Rend Lake College)
* Luke Gunn Jr * Forest Gate, England (Birmingham)
* Justin Harbor Fr-R Bunnell (Flager-Palm Coast/Oregon)
David Huckaby 5-9 Fr Fort Mill, S.C. (Fort Mill)
Kevin Jones 5-8 Fr Dover (Durant)
Andrew Krumins Sr Melbourne, Australia (Scotch College/Swinburne)
Jason Lakritz So-R New Windsor, N.Y. (Newburgh Free Academy)
* Matt Leeder Fr Brockville, Ontario, Canada (Thousand Island Secondary)
Christian Minor Jr Rockledge (Rockledge)
Chris Nickinson 5-5 Sr-R ** Pensacola (Washington)
Tommy Noyes Sr-R North Canton, Ohio (Hoover)
Tyler Price Fr Wakulla (Wakulla)
Seth Proctor Fr Orlando (Edgewater)
* Daniel Roberts So Vicksburg, Mich. (Crested Butte Academy/Cedarville)
Daniel Silva Fr Miami (Belen Jesuit Prep)
* Nick Sunseri So-R Raleigh, N.C. (Cardinal Gibbons/UNC-Charlotte)
Stephen Wilson 6-2 So-R Brandon (Riverview)
2007 Schedule and Results
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| Covered Bridge Open Boone, N.C. |
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| Notre Dame Invitational South Bend, Ind. |
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| Auburn Invitational Auburn, Ala. |
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| NCAA Pre-National Terre Haute, Ind. |
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| ACC Championship Charlottesville, Va. |
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| NCAA South Region Gainesville, Fla. |
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| NCAA Championship Terre Haute, Ind. |
EOY StatsRef Overall Home Away Neutral ------------------------------------------------ FSU record is 0- 0 0- 0 0- 0 0- 0
2007 Atlantic Coast Conference Results 1 Virginia 32 2 North Carolina State 39 3 Florida State 130 4 Clemson 137 5 Virginia Tech 139 6 Duke 156 7 Wake Forest 193 8 Boston College 195 9 Maryland 206 10 North Carolina 246 11 Georgia Tech 271 12 Miami 381
2007 EOY Stats
Team Overall Name Races Top 7 Top 10 Wins =============================================== Mark Buckingham 6 6 2 0 Matt Leeder 6 6 1 0 Daniel Roberts 6 6 1 0 Steeve Gabart 6 6 1 0 Nick Sunseri 6 5 1 0 Luke Gunn 4 4 1 0 Trey Andrews 2 2 0 0 Justin Harbor 2 2 0 0 Javier Cruz 2 1 0 0 Jason Lakritz 2 0 0 0 Jonathan Blocker 1 0 0 0 Christian Minor 1 0 0 0
Florida State Men's Cross Country Team Takes First at Covered Bridge Open, Women Take Second.
Buckingham wins men's title; Kuijken runs away with the women's race.
BOONE, NC - Led by senior Mark Buckingham and freshman Matt Leeder, the Florida State men's cross country team took first place at the Covered Bridge Open hosted by Appalachian State. The Seminole women also dominated the competition as they finished second behind sophomore All-America Susan Kuijken.
The men's team finished first with a score of 25 in the 8k race, beating second-place hosts Appalachian State by 43 points. The women came in second behind 2006 NCAA South Regional champion Georgia, as they finished the 5k event with 35 points. This marks the seventh-straight year that both Seminole teams have finished in the top five at the race, held at the State Farm Fields in Boone, N.C.
Buckingham (Huddersfield, England) crossed the line with a wining time of 25:33.45, while Leeder (Brockville, Ontario) was just a fraction of a second behind at 25:34.00. Sophomore transfer Daniel Roberts (Vicksburg, Miss.), came in with a fifth-place time of 25:38.84, and junior Nick Sunseri (Raleigh, N.C.) rounded out the top ten for the Seminoles in ninth at 25:49.92.
"The thing that was exciting is that we beat Georgia and Tennessee, who are two of the top five teams in the region," head coach Bob Braman said of the men's performance. "We put five guys ahead of Georgia's number two and six guys ahead of Tennessee's number one; that's pretty big for us. Buckingham has been good, but he just looked really good today. We had a great pack run and that's what we're going to need in order to be successful. We had some nice surprises out there and we've got a chance to be pretty special this year."
Also crossing the line inside the top fifteen were senior Luke Gunn (Forest Gate, England) - 11th (25:55.56), sophomore Trey Andrews (Titusville, Fla.) - 12th (25:57.98) and junior Steeve Gabart (Miami, Fla.) - 15th (26:04.11).
Kuijken (Negmejor, Netherlands) led the women across the line at 18:00.03, as she beat the nearest runner by a full 18 seconds. Sophomore transfer Hannah England (Oxford, England) finished second for Florida State, coming in fifth overall at 18:22.65 while senior Kirsten Hagen (Blacksburg, Va.) registered a ninth-place time of 18:46. Sophomore Christina Woytalewicz (Brandon, Fla.) - 12th (18:53.53) and junior Lydia Willemse (Forest, Ontario) - 13th (18:59.72) also finished in the top 15.
"I felt like we did a pretty good job against the defending NCAA regional champion Georgia," Braman said of the women's team. I feel like we can be better; we have a chance to win the region. Susan just dominated. She was absolutely cruising and won easily. We ran without three of our top six so I feel like we're going to get better. It was a good outing for the ladies, but obviously we have to go to November so we're not going to get carried away one way or the other."
With two dominant wins to start the season, the Seminoles will return to Florida to play host to the FSU Invitational on September 22.
Men's Team Finish: 1) Florida State 25 2) Appalachian State 68 3) Georgia 92 4) Tennessee 107 5) Winthrop 120
MEN 8K RACE Place Name Points Time ===== ========================= ====== ======== 2 Mark Buckingham 1 25:33.45 3 Matt Leeder 2 25:34.00 5 Daniel Roberts 4 25:38.84 9 Nick Sunseri 8 25:49.92 11 Luke Gunn 10 25:55.56 12 Trey Andrews 11 25:57.98 15 Steeve Gabart 14 26:04.11 28 Jonathan Blocker xxx 26:31.54 30 Javier Cruz xxx 26:32.53 33 Christian Minor xxx 26:39.08 42 Jason Lakritz xxx 26:59.68
Florida State Cross Country Women Take Third, Men Take Fifth At Notre Dame Invite.
Sophomore All-America Susan Kuijken conquers women's competition with first-place finish.
NOTRE DAME, IN - In the first major race of the season, Florida State dominated competition at the Notre Dame Invitational as the No. 12-ranked women finished the 5k race in third with 141 points and the No. 24-ranked men took fifth in the 8k with 147 points. Sophomore All-America Susan Kuijken crossed the line first in the women's run.
"We did a good job," said head coach Bob Braman. "It definitely served its purpose for us. On the women's side, we beat some highly ranked women's teams, which is really going to help us."
In the women's race, Florida State out-ran two higher ranked opponents--No. 2 Michigan and No. 11 Providence, marking the Seminoles' first victory over the Wolverines in program history. FSU topped the ACC competition in the 21-team field as they finished ahead of No. 16 NC State and No. 21 Boston College.
Following Kuijken's (Nijmegen, Netherlands) first-place, 16:32 finish, freshman Hannah England (Oxford, England) crossed the line second for FSU in 14th with a time of 17:16. Senior Debbie Huss (Wyomissing, Pa.) finished next in 29th (17:36) followed by ACC Cross Country Performer of the Week, freshman Pilar McShine (Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago) in 34th (17:40). Senior Kirsten Hagen (Blacksburg, Va.) rounded out the top scorers for the Seminoles in 64th (17:59).
Senior Luke Gunn (Forest Gate, England) finished first for the men, crossing the line with a 12th-place time of 24:13 after a disappointing leg cramp in the last few yards of the race dropped him out the sixth spot. Fellow senior Mark Buckingham (Huddersfield, England) finished next for the Seminoles with a 26th-place time of 24:28. Freshman Matt Leeder (Brockville, Ontario) finished next in 29th (24:30), followed by sophomore Daniel Roberts (Vicksburg, Michigan) in 36th (24:38) and junior Steeve Gabart (Miami, Fla.) in 44th (24:48).
The men's team finished ahead of No. 17 Brigham Young and No. 25 Michigan as well as ACC opponents No. 26 Boston College and Clemson the 23-team field.
"On a perfect day, the men could have been a little higher," said Braman, "but it was still a good effort. The first five finishers on both teams were pretty solid."
Both the men's and women's teams have a history of success at Notre Dame, as this year marked the fourth-consecutive top-10 finish for the men and the second for the women.
Notre Dame Invite Top Five Team Finishes:
Men's 8k:
Notre Dame 92
North Carolina State 106
Providence 124
Michigan 138
Florida State 147
MEN 8K RACE Place Name Points Time ===== ========================= ====== ======== 12 Luke Gunn 12 24:13 26 Mark Buckingham 26 24:28 29 Matt Leeder 29 24:30 36 Daniel Roberts 36 24:38 44 Steeve Gabart 44 24:48
Florida State Cross Country "B" Team Takes Sixth at Auburn Invitational.
Audrey Hand crosses the line first for the Seminoles.
AUBURN, AL - A solid grouping in the middle of the pack helped the Florida State women's cross country "B" team to a good showing at the Auburn Invitational on Saturday. The Seminoles finished the 5k race in sixth with 179 points.
Leading the team was senior Audrey Hand (Virginia Beach, Va.) as she crossed the finish line in 17:44.74 to take 26th. Finishing second im the team, 37th overall, was junior Shannon Coats (Boca Raton, Fla.) in a time of 18:05.85. Two spots back of her was senior Meredith Urban (Davie, Fla.) with a mark of 18:14.10.
Florida State put three runners within six spots to round out the scoring. Redshirt freshman Amanda Quick (Tampa, Fla.) turned in a 18:35.79 to take 51st overall, fourth on the team, and two spots back was senior Ashley Andress (Davie, Fla.) in 18:39.19.
Completing the trio for the Seminoles was senior Tina Biedenharn (Orange Park, Fla.) at 18:43.08 to take 57th. Running unattached, senior All-American Barbra Parker (Norfolk, England) took fifth in 16:44.72.
Florida State had a pair of men's team runners finish in the top 20 of the 8k race. Nick Sunseri (Raleigh, N.C.) took 18th in 25:04.87 and Jason Lakritz (New Windsor, N.Y.) Finished right behind him in 25:08.83.
Next up for the "B" team is the Great American Race on October 13th in Birmingham, Ala. That same day the varsity team will take part in the NCAA Pre-National Meet in Terre Haute, Ind.
MEN 8K RACE Place Name Points Time ===== ========================= ====== ======== 18 Nick Sunseri 25:04.87 19 Jason Lakritz 25:08.83
Kuijken Leads FSU Women to Second, Men take 14th at NCAA Pre-Nationals.
Sophomore Susan Kuijken finished first, running the second-fasted 6k time in school history.
TERRE HAUTE, IN - Behind sophomore All-American Susan Kuijken's best 6k time to date (19:56) Florida State dominated the competition at NCAA Pre-Nationals, finishing second behind No.1-ranked Stanford. Led by senior Mark Buckingham, the Seminole men also had a good performance to finish 14th.
"What the women did today was nothing short of spectacular," said head coach Bob Braman. "Coming in second behind the reigning national champions is just--you can't describe it as anything but spectacular. Susan did exactly what she had to do to win and it was just a real exciting race for the ladies."
Kuijken, who is undefeated this season with three first-place victories, outran her nearest competition by a full five seconds, scoring the first of the Seminoles' 123 points. After tying the defending champs at the race's halfway point, Florida State finished just 21 points behind Stanford. Among the other teams left in the Seminoles' wake were No. 4 Minnesota, No. 7 Rice, No. 9 Michigan State and ACC rivals No. 16 Boston College.
Senior Barbara Parker crossed the line in 20:39 to finish second for the Seminoles as she notched an 11th-place finish in her first race of the season. Sophomore Hannah England finished next at 14th, with a time of 20:44. Senior Debbie Huss scored fourth with a 35th-place 21:02 mark and freshman Pilar McShine rounded off the Seminoles' top five in 62nd with a time of 21:22. All five set personal bests in the 6k race.
The men's team also set a number of personal records at the LaVern Gibson Championship Cross Country Course.
"Five of our top six finishers for the men ran their lifetime bests today," said Braman. "I'm very pleased with the guys' effort and we feel pretty good about where we are, having knocked off a couple of ranked teams."
Buckingham, Florida State's top scorer for the men, crossed the line in 28th place at 23:52, setting a personal-best and tying former Seminole Tom Lancashire for the fourth-fastest 8k time in school history. Sophomore Daniel Roberts finished next in 63rd with a time of 24:14, followed by junior Steeve Gabart in 66th (24:15), freshman Matt Leeder in 87th (24:31) and junior Nick Sunseri in 105th (24.42).
Among the teams who finished behind the men were No. 22 Villanova, No. 27 Washington, conference rivals Clemson and in-state rivals Florida.
Following a week off, Florida State will travel to Charlottesville, Va. Oct. 27 to compete in the ACC Championships before starting preparations for the NCAA South Region Championships in Gainesville, Fla. Nov. 10. The Seminoles will return to Terre Haute for the NCAA Championships Nov. 19.
Men's Team Results 1 Northern Arizona 124 2 Iona 136 3 California 157 4 Virginia 203 5 Alabama 207 6 Tulsa 240 7 Portland 250 8 UCLA 251 9 Louisville 263 10 Iowa State 270 11 Brigham Young 278 12 Oklahoma State 302 13 Wisconsin 347 14 Florida State 349 15 Ohio State 363
MEN 8K RACE Place Name Points Time ===== ========================= ====== ======== 28 Mark Buckingham 28 23:53 63 Daniel Roberts 63 24:14 66 Steeve Gabart 66 24:15 87 Matt Leeder 87 24:31 105 Nick Sunseri 105 24:42 156 Justin Harbor 156 25:05 182 Trey Andrews 182 25:20
Seminole Women Win First Cross Country ACC Championship.
Florida State takes the conference title for the first time in school history.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA - As All-America Susan Kuijken extended her season-long undefeated streak to four, the Florida State women's cross country team glided to the school's first ACC Championship in Charlottesville, Va. The women took first in the 6k race with 64 points, while the men finished third with 130 points behind the only two ranked opponents the 8k run.
Kuijken, a sophomore from Nijmegen, Netherlands, clocked a 20:23.5 to finish first on top of her nearest competition by a full 13 seconds. Senior Barbara Parker crossed second for the Seminoles, coming in sixth with a time of 21:16.3. Sophomore Hannah England and freshman Pilar McShine finished back-to-back at 16th and 17th place respectively, with England recording a 21:44.1 and McShine a 21:46.8. Senior Kristen Hagen rounded out the Florida State top five at 24th with a time of 22:11.8.
Senior Mark Buckingham crossed 15th in the leading the men to a third-place finish as he clocked in at 24:32.8. Freshman Matt Leeder and junior Steeve Gabart finished together at 19th and 20th as Leeder clocked a 24:45.9 and Gabart a 24:48.3. Junior Nick Sunseri crossed at 37th with a time of 25:25.00 and sophomore Daniel Roberts finished in 39th at 25:29.3.
Florida State will now turn its focus on the upcoming NCAA South Region Championships in Gainesville, Fla. on Saturday, Nov. 10.
Team Scores
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Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7
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1 Virginia 32 2 3 4 6 17 27 33
2 NC State 39 1 7 9 10 12 13 26
3 Florida State 130 15 19 20 37 39 50 78
4 Clemson 137 8 23 28 31 47 56 58
5 Virginia Tech 139 11 18 32 38 40 51 63
6 Duke 156 14 30 35 36 41 46 59
7 Wake Forest 193 25 34 42 43 49 64 75
8 Boston College 195 5 21 54 55 60 71 77
9 Maryland 206 24 29 44 48 61 65 66
10 North Carolina 246 22 52 53 57 62 68 76
11 Georgia Tech 271 16 45 67 70 73 74 83
12 Miami 381 69 72 79 80 81 82
MEN 8K RACE Place Name Points Time ===== ========================= ====== ======== 15 Mark Buckingham 15 24:32.8 19 Matt Leeder 19 24:45.9 20 Steeve Gabart 20 24:48.3 37 Nick Sunseri 37 25:25.0 39 Daniel Roberts 39 25:29.3 50 Justin Harbor 50 25:52.8 86 Javier Cruz 78 27:20.2
FSU Women Take First, Men Take Second at NCAA Cross Country Regionals.
Both Seminole squads earn automatic qualifying spots for the NCAA Championships.
GAINESVILLE, FL - Both Florida State's men's and women's cross country teams will make repeat appearances the NCAA Championships this year after rolling over the regional competition to pick up two of four automatic qualifying spots. The women took first in the 6k race with 40 points, while the men finished second with 52 points in the 10k at the Mark Bostick Golf Course on campus at the University of Florida.
In all, Florida State placed 12 runners on the All-Region team--seven for the women and five for the men. The Seminoles outraced the ACC competition (Georgia Tech and Miami) in both races by a long shot. As for the ranked competition, the women crushed No. 25 Tennessee and No. 29 Georgia, while the men toppled the No. 24 Gators.
"What a gut check," said head coach Bob Braman. "The women were just awesome. Huge, huge day for them. For all seven of them to finish in the top 25 and make the all-region team--we've never had that before. Great job for the ladies, I'm proud of them."
Sophomore All-America Susan Kuijken extended her undefeated streak to five, crossing the line in first with a time of 20:19.01. Senior Barbara Parker followed just behind, finishing second at 20:35.69. Sophomore Hannah England finished third for FSU with a fourth place time of 20:48.55. Freshman Pilar McShine crossed next in 15th with a time of 21:13.30 and senior Kirsten Hagen finished out FSU's top five in 20th at 21:27.53.
"With our guys, [Mark] Buckingham and [Luke] Gunn were 12th and 14th last year. [Steeve] Gabart wasn't here. [Daniel] Roberts wasn't here. And [Matt] Leeder was in high school last year," said Braman. "So for them to come out and place second this year, they just did a really great job. Great effort for the guys. This is five years in a row we've been national qualifiers. I'm proud of that."
Seminole senior Luke Gunn returned from injury with a vengeance, finishing first for Florida State with a fifth-place time of 30:28.24 in just his third race of the season. Fellow senior Mark Buckingham finished next for the Seminoles, coming in eighth with a time of 30:48.61. Junior Steeve Gabart crossed the line in 10th at 30:56.46, sophomore Daniel Roberts finished in 15th with a time of 31:08.75 and freshman Matt Leeder rounded out FSU's top five with a 17th-place 31:16.63 mark.
"We've got a shot at the national championships," said Braman. "Our number one goal is to at least make the top ten--that's our minimum goal. The reasonable goal for the women of course is to finish on the podium."
Both teams now have nine days to prepare for the National Competition in Terre Haute, Ind. Nov. 19.
MEN'S TEAM RESULTS 1st Alabama 28 2nd Florida State 52 3rd Florida 82 4th Belmont 121 5th Mississippi State 135 6th Auburn 152 7th Georgia 176 8th Tennessee 178 9th Georgia Tech 230 10th Chattanooga 291
MEN 10K RACE Place Name Points Time ===== ========================= ====== ======== 5 Luke Gunn 5 30:21.24 8 Mark Buckingham 8 30:48.61 10 Steeve Gabart 10 30:56.46 15 Daniel Roberts 15 31:08.75 17 Matt Leeder 17 31:16.63 78 Nick Sunseri 78 33:39.60
FSU Women Take Third, Men Take 20th at NCAA Cross Country Championships.
Sophomore All-America Susan Kuijken records FSU's highest individual NCAA finish at No. 3.
TERRE HAUTE, IN - The No. 2-ranked Florida State women's cross country squad finished third with 236 points at the NCAA Championships on the heels of sophomore All-America Susan Kuijken's individual third-place performance. Florida State's No. 23-ranked men raced to a 454 point, 20th place finish, led by senior Luke Gunn.
Prior to today's race, the Seminole women's best finish was a 18th place, 455 point mark in 2003. This was just the fourth time the women had ever competed at nationals and the sixth time for the men.
"Third place is awfully great," said head coach Bob Braman. "And obviously having two girls in the top ten is excellent as well. Coach [Karen] Harvey did an amazing job--third in the country is fantastic. That's three straight years she's been in the top ten, now."
Kuijken finished the race just one second behind her personal-best 6k time of 19:56 that came earlier in the season at pre-nationals. Senior Barbara Parker followed in seventh place with a time of 20:17, joining Kuijken on the All-America list. Freshman Pilar McShine scored third for Florida State with a 21:21.10, 70th place finish. Sophomore Hannah England ran a time of 21:38 for 112th place and sophomore Lydia Willemse came in as the fifth and final scorer for FSU at 127th place with a time of 21:44.40.
On the men's side, front runner Gunn crossed the line first for the Seminoles in 69th place with a time of 30:55. Junior transfer Steeve Gabart finished 10 seconds later in 94th place, followed by freshman standout Matt Leeder with a 97th-place time of 31:06.10. FSU's only other senior in the men's race, Mark Buckingham, scored fourth in 131st place at 31:23.90 and sophomore Daniel Roberts rounded out the top five in 171st with a time of 31:41.30.
"I'm very pleased in the guys team," said Braman. "We came in ranked 23rd finished 20th, beating some solid teams. Actually we were really close to fifteenth place--just 22 points back. We had three of our top runners with a good solid effort. That's three times in the last four years we've finished in the top 20, not many teams can say that."
The men outran several teams ranked above them in the nation's top 30, including No. 7 Arkansas, No. 11 Michigan and No. 19 Notre Dame. They also finished as the third-fastest team in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
With the end of today's race comes the close of another tremendously successful season for Florida State. The women's squad started a new legacy and tradition of cross country prowess for the Seminoles with first-place wins at the ACC and NCAA South Region Championships as well as All-ACC and All-Region honors for Harvey and Kuijken.
"The future certainly looks bright for both these teams," said Braman. "If we come back next year a little more experienced and a little smarter, who knows what we could do."
-------------------------------------------------------------- MEN'S 10000 METER TEAM RESULTS -------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Oregon 85 1 6 21 27 30 (117) (162) 2 Iona 113 11 18 22 28 34 (159) (186) 3 Oklahoma State 180 8 15 42 48 67 (112) (183) 4 Northern Arizona 190 2 7 36 61 84 (148) (166) 5 Wisconsin 239 13 29 60 65 72 ( 80) (143) 6 Alabama 280 14 26 33 43 164 (205) (207) 7 Colorado 287 4 24 70 75 114 (122) (145) 8 Minnesota 322 20 32 47 95 128 (142) (172) 9 Louisville 324 9 25 53 58 179 (189) (190) 10 Texas-El Paso 331 17 37 46 51 180 (193) 11 Cal Poly-SLO 367 23 78 87 89 90 (132) (184) 12 Virginia 374 31 45 59 99 140 (165) (178) 13 Georgetown 398 16 44 57 69 212 14 Portland 424 5 54 103 126 136 (156) (160) 15 William & Mary 432 10 97 106 109 110 (146) (211) 16 California 434 50 55 93 113 123 (167) (168) 17 Texas 437 19 49 85 137 147 (202) (208) 18 North Carolina State 439 63 76 91 101 108 (121) (161) 19 Stanford 451 39 40 73 129 170 (176) (199) 20 Florida State 454 56 77 79 104 138 (209) 21 Notre Dame 467 12 62 107 135 151 (174) (185) 22 Brigham Young 469 35 92 98 120 124 (125) (133) 23 Arkansas 470 41 52 86 141 150 (177) (210) 24 Michigan 490 66 94 96 115 119 (175) 25 Villanova 526 3 82 105 149 187 (196) (203) 26 Arizona State 601 74 88 130 152 157 (171) (192) 27 Providence 604 38 68 144 173 181 (195) (201) 28 Indiana 618 83 111 127 139 158 (182) (206) 29 Tulsa 627 100 102 116 154 155 (191) (197) 30 Ohio State 636 64 81 134 169 188 (200) (204) 30 Iowa State 636 71 118 131 153 163 (194) (198)
MEN 10K RACE Place Name Points Time ===== ========================= ====== ======== 69 Luke Gunn 56 30:55.0 94 Steeve Gabart 77 31:04.9 97 Matt Leeder 79 31:06.1 131 Mark Buckingham 104 31:23.9 171 Daniel Roberts 138 31:41.3 247 Nick Sunseri 209 34:29.0