2009 Metro State Roadrunners Cross Country
2009 Metro State Roadrunners Cross Country www.GoMetroState.com For immediate release: September 16, 2009
Metropolitan State College of Denver • Department of Athletics • Fax: 303-556-2720 Mail: Campus Box 9 • P.O. Box 173362 • Denver, CO 80217 • Ship: 1201 5th St. • Denver, CO 80217 Sports Info. Director: Andy Schlichting, O: 303-556-3431, C: 612-964-1281, [email protected] Assistant Athletic Director: Ron Christian, O: 303-556-8141, C: 719-659-2652, [email protected]
Metro State Cross Country Heads to CSU Classic 2009 SCHEDULE September 4 Fri. 18 Fri.
October
UCCS Rust Buster at Colorado Springs, Colo. CSU Classic at Fort Collins, Colo.
M-3rd, W-3rd
3 Sat. 24 Sat.
Rocky Mountain Shootout at Boulder, Colo. RMAC Championships at Denver, Colo.
7 Sat. 21 Sat.
NCAA Central Region Champ. at Wayne, Neb. NCAA Championships at Evansville, Ind.
November
5 p.m.
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
* RMAC game
This Week: Metro State’s men’s and women’s cross country teams will head to Fort Collins, Colo., on Friday for the CSU Classic at 5 p.m. The 4-mile race will take place at Hughes Stadium in Fort Collins. There will be six teams for the men and women, including Metro State, Colorado State, Adams State, Air Force, Northern Colorado and Garden City C.C. (Kan.). Men Open Season in Top-25: The Metro State men’s cross country team opened the season ranked 18th in the USTFCCCA preseason poll, but dropped out of this week’s top-25. Last season, the men opened the year ranked 16th, their first-ever ranking in the NCAA Division II USTFCCCA poll. That 16th ranking is also the highest-ever for Metro State as the men’s team finished 19th in the final regular season poll last year. The Metro State women’s team has never been ranked. Regionally Ranked: The men’s team is currently ranked seventh in the Central Region in the USTFCCCA preseason poll. The women are ranked eighth in the region.
Home events are in BOLD Head Coach Sean Nesbitt • First year as head coach • Served as top assistant under former head coach Pete Julian for four years
RMAC Preseason Poll: Both the men’s and the women’s squads were picked to finish fourth in the RMAC preseason coaches polls. Adams State was chosen as the favorite on each side.
Sean Nesbitt begins his fifth season with the cross country program at Metro State in 2009-10. Nesbitt has been named interim head cross country coach after spending four years as an assistant. He has also been an assistant track coach during the three years since the program’s inception. During his time as an assistant, Nesbitt assisted with all aspects of the cross country and track programs and oversaw the recruiting for both sports. The Roadrunners have steadily improved since the inception of the cross country program in 2005 and the track program in 2006-07. During the 2008-09 season, both the men’s and women’s cross country teams finished in the top-20 at the national meet with the men taking 14th and the women 19th. The men’s indoor track team placed 10th and the outdoor team finished 16th. In addition, Nesbitt helped coach junior Anthony Luna to national championships in the 800 meter run in both the indoor and outdoor seasons. Metro State has had 11 All-Americans between cross country and track since 2005 and 55 runners earn All-RMAC honors.
Returners Honors: Danielle Kehoe (sophomore athletically, but is expected to graduate next spring) earned third team All-RMAC honors last fall, becoming the first Roadrunner, man or woman, to earn allconference honors from the RMAC. Senior Anthony Luna became Metro State’s first-ever national qualifier at the NCAA Championships in 2007, but missed the end of last season with an injury. He is back and healthy after capturing NCAA championships in the indoor and outdoor track 800 meter runs this past spring.
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Individual Personal-Bests: Men: Eiger Erickson 6k 19:55, 9/4/09 8k 26:46, 10/21/06 10k 32:51, 11/4/06 Scott Ingram 6k 4 miles 8k 10k
20:01, 9/4/09 21:51, 9/13/08 26:52, 10/25/08 33:35, 11/8/08
Brandon Johnson 6k 20:08, 9/4/09 8k 27:14, 10/4/08 10k 33:12, 11/8/08 Chris LeBlanc 6k 20:33, 9/4/09 4 miles 22:22, 9/15/07 8k 27:42, 10/4/08 10k 33:43, 11/3/07 Shawn Lindbom 6k 20:18, 9/4/09 4 miles 22:59, 9/13/08 8k 28:22, 10/4/08 Anthony Luna 6k 19:18, 9/4/09 4 miles 21:38, 9/15/07 8k 26:48, 10/4/08 10k 32:18, 11/3/07 Zach Mares 6k 8k 10k
20:21, 9/4/09 26:59, 10/21/06 33:11, 11/8/08
Nate Newland 6k 19:28, 9/4/09 Women: Veronica Albo 4k 16:42, 9/4/09 5k 20:01, 10/12/07 5.8k 24:00, 9/1/07 6k 23:29, 11/8/08 Kery Allen 4k
15:59, 9/4/09
Xenia Flores 4k 5k 5.8k 6k
15:34, 9/4/09 21:38, 9/13/08 24:44, 10/4/08 23:30, 10/25/08
Shanise Hamilton 5k 21:17, 9/13/08 5.8k 25:12, 10/4/08 6k 23:56, 11/8/08 Danielle Kehoe 4k 15:09, 9/4/09 5.8k 23:08, 10/4/08 6k 22:45, 11/8/08
Taebrooke Rutter 4k 15:36, 9/4/09 5k 19:58, 9/13/08 5.8k 23:31, 10/4/08 6k 23:18, 11/8/08 Morgan Thomas 4k 16:59, 9/4/09 5k 22:09, 9/13/08 5.8k 25:54, 10/4/08 6k 25:25, 10/25/08 Krystin Yarkosky 4k 18:08, 9/4/09
2009 Rosters Men’s Roster Carl Arnold III Eiger Erickson Kellen Fockler Scott Ingram Brandon Johnson Chris LeBlanc Shawn Lindbom Anthony Luna Zach Mares Nate Newland Sean Thoensen Scott White
Yr. 5-9 6-2 5-10 5-6 5-9 5-9 6-4 5-10 6-0 6-1 6-2 5-8
Ht. Jr. So. Fr. So. Sr. Sr. So. Sr. Jr. So. Fr. Fr.
Hometown/Previous School (High School) Colorado Springs, Colo. (Wasson HS/Butler County CC) Centennial, Colo. (Smoky Hill HS) Glenwood Springs, Colo. (Glenwood Springs HS) Parker, Colo. (Cherokee Trail HS) Ventura, Calif. (Ventura HS/Ventura College) Littleton, Colo. (Columbine HS) Wiggins, Colo. (Wiggins HS) Westminster, Colo. (Ranum HS) Northglenn, Colo. (Thornton HS) Lafayette, Colo. (Ponca City HS/Cowley County JC) Aurora, Colo. (Eaglecrest HS) Wheat Ridge, Colo. (Wheat Ridge HS)
Women’s Roster Veronica Albo Kery Allen Adrienne Bratton Cherelle Cropp Xenia Flores Shanise Hamilton Danielle Kehoe Desiree Martin Lindsay Novascone Kayla Reynolds Taebrooke Rutter Morgan Thomas Krystin Yarkosky
Yr. 5-2 5-10 5-8 5-5 5-5 5-4 5-2 5-4 5-5 5-2 5-2 5-6 4-10
Ht. Jr. So. RFr. Fr. So. Jr. So. So. Jr. Fr. Sr. Sr. RFr.
Hometown/Previous School (High School) Brush, Colo. (Brush HS) Aurora, Colo. (Eaglecrest HS/Fort Lewis College) Arvada, Colo. (Pomona HS) Aurora, Colo. (Smoky Hill HS) Brighton, Colo. (Brighton HS) Aurora, Colo. (Rangeview HS) Arvada, Colo. (Holy Family HS) Denver, Colo. (George Washington HS/Adams State College) Scottsdale, Ariz. (Saguaro HS/Scottsdale CC) Loveland, Colo. (Thompson Valley HS) Chelan, Wash. (Chelan HS/Spokane Falls CC) Kingman, Ariz. (Kingman HS/Western State College) Littleton, Colo. (Chatfield HS)
Head Coach: Sean Nesbitt (1st season) Assistant Coaches: Kelsey Jones, John Supsic Pronunciations Chris LeBlanc: la-blonk Zach Mares: MAH-res Eiger Erickson: eye-ger Scott Thoensen: then-sen Xenia Flores: sen-ya Adrienne Bratton: just like the name “Adrian” Cherelle Cropp: sher-ELL Lindsay Novascone: nova-skohn
Roster Breakdown: Men By Hometown: Colorado 11, California 1 Men By Year: Senior 3, Junior 2, Sophomore 4, Freshman 3 Women By Hometown: Colorado 10, Arizona 2, Washington 1 Women By Year: Senior 2, Junior 3, Sophomore 4, Redshirt Freshman 2, Freshman 2
USTFCCCA Men’s Central Region Sept. 15 Poll
Rank 1. Adams State 2. Western State 3. Colorado Mines 4. Minnesota State, Mankato 5. Augustana (S.D.) 6. Nebraska-Kearney 7. Metro State 8. New Mexico Highlands 9. Minnesota State Moorhead 10. Northern State
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USTFCCCA Men’s Top-25 (Sept. 16)
Rank.......................................................... Previous 1. Adams State..............................................................1 2. Western State............................................................2 3. Chico State (Calif.)...................................................3 4. Abilene Christian (Texas).......................................4 5. Grand Valley State (Mich.).....................................5 6. Queens of Charlotte (N.C.)...................................6 7. Western Washington................................................7 8. Colorado Mines........................................................8 9. Minnesota State, Mankato......................................9 10. Edinboro (Pa.)........................................................11 11. Harding....................................................................10 12. Southern Indiana...................................................12 13. Stonehill...................................................................13 14. Massachusetts-Lowell............................................14 15. Alaska-Anchorage..................................................15 16. Lock Haven (Pa.)...................................................19 17. Central Missouri.................................................. NR 18. Southwest Baptist (Mo.)........................................20 19. Augustana (S.D.).....................................................17 20. Western Oregon.....................................................22 21. Shippensburg (Pa.).............................................. NR 22. Hillsdale................................................................ NR 23. Pittsburg State (Kan.)............................................21 24. Drury (Mo.)............................................................23 25. Southern Connecticut State.................................25
USTFCCCA Women’s Top-25 (Sept. 16)
Rank.......................................................... Previous 1. Adams State..............................................................1 2. Grand Valley State (Mich.).....................................2 3. Seattle Pacific (Wash.).............................................3 4. Shippensburg (Pa.)...................................................4 5. Augustana (S.D.).......................................................5 6. Western State............................................................6 7. Chico State (Calif.)...................................................7 8. Alaska-Anchorage....................................................9 9. Minnesota Duluth....................................................8 10. Western Washington..............................................10 11. Missouri Southern State........................................13 12. Southern Indiana...................................................14 13. Tampa (Fla.)............................................................12 14. Midwestern State (Texas)......................................16 15. Cal State Los Angeles............................................17 16. Ashland (Ohio)................................................... NR 17. Slippery Rock (Pa.)................................................11 18. Edinboro (Pa.)........................................................15 19. Mesa State...............................................................21 20. Harding....................................................................19 21 Stonehill...................................................................22 22. Northern Kentucky............................................ NR 23. Dallas Baptist (Texas)............................................24 24. Pittsburg State (Kan.)............................................25 25. Ferris State (Mich.)................................................18
USTFCCCA Women’s Central Region Sept. 15 Poll
Rank 1. Adams State 2. Augustana (S.D.) 3. Western State 4. Minnesota Duluth 5. Mesa State 6. Minnesota State, Mankato 7. Colorado Mines 8. Metro State 9. Mary (N.D.) 10. Wayne State (Neb.)
Women’s Individual Results Sept. 4, 2008 • UCCS Rust Buster • 4,000 meters • Colorado Springs, Colo. Time Avg. Mile Finish Danielle Kehoe 15:09.16 2nd/75 Xenia Flores 15:34.63 7th/75 Taebrooke Rutter 15:36.61 9th/75 Kery Allen 15:59.59 14th/75 Veronica Albo 16:42.06 30th/75 Morgan Thomas 16:59.49 34th/75 Krystin Yarkosky 18:08.83 50th/75
Men’s Individual Results Sept. 4, 2008 • UCCS Rust Buster • 4,000 meters • Colorado Springs, Colo. Time Avg. Mile Finish Anthony Luna 19:18.22 4th/86 Nate Newland 19:28.17 8th/86 Eiger Erickson 19:55.85 14th/86 Scott Ingram 20:01.48 17th/86 Brandon Johnson 20:08.40 20th/86 Shawn Lindbom 20:18.24 26th/86 Zach Mares 20:21.84 30th/86 Carl Arnold III 20:29.88 33rd/86 Chris LeBlanc 20:33.10 34th/86
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Metropolitan State College of Denver • Department of Athletics • Fax: 303-556-2720 Mail: Campus Box 9 • P.O. Box 173362 • Denver, CO 80217 • Ship: 1201 5th St. • Denver, CO 80217 Sports Info. Director: Andy Schlichting, O: 303-556-3431, C: 612-964-1281, [email protected] Assistant Athletic Director: Ron Christian, O: 303-556-8141, C: 719-659-2652, [email protected]
Metro State Cross Country Heads to CSU Classic 2009 SCHEDULE September 4 Fri. 18 Fri.
October
UCCS Rust Buster at Colorado Springs, Colo. CSU Classic at Fort Collins, Colo.
M-3rd, W-3rd
3 Sat. 24 Sat.
Rocky Mountain Shootout at Boulder, Colo. RMAC Championships at Denver, Colo.
7 Sat. 21 Sat.
NCAA Central Region Champ. at Wayne, Neb. NCAA Championships at Evansville, Ind.
November
5 p.m.
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
* RMAC game
This Week: Metro State’s men’s and women’s cross country teams will head to Fort Collins, Colo., on Friday for the CSU Classic at 5 p.m. The 4-mile race will take place at Hughes Stadium in Fort Collins. There will be six teams for the men and women, including Metro State, Colorado State, Adams State, Air Force, Northern Colorado and Garden City C.C. (Kan.). Men Open Season in Top-25: The Metro State men’s cross country team opened the season ranked 18th in the USTFCCCA preseason poll, but dropped out of this week’s top-25. Last season, the men opened the year ranked 16th, their first-ever ranking in the NCAA Division II USTFCCCA poll. That 16th ranking is also the highest-ever for Metro State as the men’s team finished 19th in the final regular season poll last year. The Metro State women’s team has never been ranked. Regionally Ranked: The men’s team is currently ranked seventh in the Central Region in the USTFCCCA preseason poll. The women are ranked eighth in the region.
Home events are in BOLD Head Coach Sean Nesbitt • First year as head coach • Served as top assistant under former head coach Pete Julian for four years
RMAC Preseason Poll: Both the men’s and the women’s squads were picked to finish fourth in the RMAC preseason coaches polls. Adams State was chosen as the favorite on each side.
Sean Nesbitt begins his fifth season with the cross country program at Metro State in 2009-10. Nesbitt has been named interim head cross country coach after spending four years as an assistant. He has also been an assistant track coach during the three years since the program’s inception. During his time as an assistant, Nesbitt assisted with all aspects of the cross country and track programs and oversaw the recruiting for both sports. The Roadrunners have steadily improved since the inception of the cross country program in 2005 and the track program in 2006-07. During the 2008-09 season, both the men’s and women’s cross country teams finished in the top-20 at the national meet with the men taking 14th and the women 19th. The men’s indoor track team placed 10th and the outdoor team finished 16th. In addition, Nesbitt helped coach junior Anthony Luna to national championships in the 800 meter run in both the indoor and outdoor seasons. Metro State has had 11 All-Americans between cross country and track since 2005 and 55 runners earn All-RMAC honors.
Returners Honors: Danielle Kehoe (sophomore athletically, but is expected to graduate next spring) earned third team All-RMAC honors last fall, becoming the first Roadrunner, man or woman, to earn allconference honors from the RMAC. Senior Anthony Luna became Metro State’s first-ever national qualifier at the NCAA Championships in 2007, but missed the end of last season with an injury. He is back and healthy after capturing NCAA championships in the indoor and outdoor track 800 meter runs this past spring.
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Individual Personal-Bests: Men: Eiger Erickson 6k 19:55, 9/4/09 8k 26:46, 10/21/06 10k 32:51, 11/4/06 Scott Ingram 6k 4 miles 8k 10k
20:01, 9/4/09 21:51, 9/13/08 26:52, 10/25/08 33:35, 11/8/08
Brandon Johnson 6k 20:08, 9/4/09 8k 27:14, 10/4/08 10k 33:12, 11/8/08 Chris LeBlanc 6k 20:33, 9/4/09 4 miles 22:22, 9/15/07 8k 27:42, 10/4/08 10k 33:43, 11/3/07 Shawn Lindbom 6k 20:18, 9/4/09 4 miles 22:59, 9/13/08 8k 28:22, 10/4/08 Anthony Luna 6k 19:18, 9/4/09 4 miles 21:38, 9/15/07 8k 26:48, 10/4/08 10k 32:18, 11/3/07 Zach Mares 6k 8k 10k
20:21, 9/4/09 26:59, 10/21/06 33:11, 11/8/08
Nate Newland 6k 19:28, 9/4/09 Women: Veronica Albo 4k 16:42, 9/4/09 5k 20:01, 10/12/07 5.8k 24:00, 9/1/07 6k 23:29, 11/8/08 Kery Allen 4k
15:59, 9/4/09
Xenia Flores 4k 5k 5.8k 6k
15:34, 9/4/09 21:38, 9/13/08 24:44, 10/4/08 23:30, 10/25/08
Shanise Hamilton 5k 21:17, 9/13/08 5.8k 25:12, 10/4/08 6k 23:56, 11/8/08 Danielle Kehoe 4k 15:09, 9/4/09 5.8k 23:08, 10/4/08 6k 22:45, 11/8/08
Taebrooke Rutter 4k 15:36, 9/4/09 5k 19:58, 9/13/08 5.8k 23:31, 10/4/08 6k 23:18, 11/8/08 Morgan Thomas 4k 16:59, 9/4/09 5k 22:09, 9/13/08 5.8k 25:54, 10/4/08 6k 25:25, 10/25/08 Krystin Yarkosky 4k 18:08, 9/4/09
2009 Rosters Men’s Roster Carl Arnold III Eiger Erickson Kellen Fockler Scott Ingram Brandon Johnson Chris LeBlanc Shawn Lindbom Anthony Luna Zach Mares Nate Newland Sean Thoensen Scott White
Yr. 5-9 6-2 5-10 5-6 5-9 5-9 6-4 5-10 6-0 6-1 6-2 5-8
Ht. Jr. So. Fr. So. Sr. Sr. So. Sr. Jr. So. Fr. Fr.
Hometown/Previous School (High School) Colorado Springs, Colo. (Wasson HS/Butler County CC) Centennial, Colo. (Smoky Hill HS) Glenwood Springs, Colo. (Glenwood Springs HS) Parker, Colo. (Cherokee Trail HS) Ventura, Calif. (Ventura HS/Ventura College) Littleton, Colo. (Columbine HS) Wiggins, Colo. (Wiggins HS) Westminster, Colo. (Ranum HS) Northglenn, Colo. (Thornton HS) Lafayette, Colo. (Ponca City HS/Cowley County JC) Aurora, Colo. (Eaglecrest HS) Wheat Ridge, Colo. (Wheat Ridge HS)
Women’s Roster Veronica Albo Kery Allen Adrienne Bratton Cherelle Cropp Xenia Flores Shanise Hamilton Danielle Kehoe Desiree Martin Lindsay Novascone Kayla Reynolds Taebrooke Rutter Morgan Thomas Krystin Yarkosky
Yr. 5-2 5-10 5-8 5-5 5-5 5-4 5-2 5-4 5-5 5-2 5-2 5-6 4-10
Ht. Jr. So. RFr. Fr. So. Jr. So. So. Jr. Fr. Sr. Sr. RFr.
Hometown/Previous School (High School) Brush, Colo. (Brush HS) Aurora, Colo. (Eaglecrest HS/Fort Lewis College) Arvada, Colo. (Pomona HS) Aurora, Colo. (Smoky Hill HS) Brighton, Colo. (Brighton HS) Aurora, Colo. (Rangeview HS) Arvada, Colo. (Holy Family HS) Denver, Colo. (George Washington HS/Adams State College) Scottsdale, Ariz. (Saguaro HS/Scottsdale CC) Loveland, Colo. (Thompson Valley HS) Chelan, Wash. (Chelan HS/Spokane Falls CC) Kingman, Ariz. (Kingman HS/Western State College) Littleton, Colo. (Chatfield HS)
Head Coach: Sean Nesbitt (1st season) Assistant Coaches: Kelsey Jones, John Supsic Pronunciations Chris LeBlanc: la-blonk Zach Mares: MAH-res Eiger Erickson: eye-ger Scott Thoensen: then-sen Xenia Flores: sen-ya Adrienne Bratton: just like the name “Adrian” Cherelle Cropp: sher-ELL Lindsay Novascone: nova-skohn
Roster Breakdown: Men By Hometown: Colorado 11, California 1 Men By Year: Senior 3, Junior 2, Sophomore 4, Freshman 3 Women By Hometown: Colorado 10, Arizona 2, Washington 1 Women By Year: Senior 2, Junior 3, Sophomore 4, Redshirt Freshman 2, Freshman 2
USTFCCCA Men’s Central Region Sept. 15 Poll
Rank 1. Adams State 2. Western State 3. Colorado Mines 4. Minnesota State, Mankato 5. Augustana (S.D.) 6. Nebraska-Kearney 7. Metro State 8. New Mexico Highlands 9. Minnesota State Moorhead 10. Northern State
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USTFCCCA Men’s Top-25 (Sept. 16)
Rank.......................................................... Previous 1. Adams State..............................................................1 2. Western State............................................................2 3. Chico State (Calif.)...................................................3 4. Abilene Christian (Texas).......................................4 5. Grand Valley State (Mich.).....................................5 6. Queens of Charlotte (N.C.)...................................6 7. Western Washington................................................7 8. Colorado Mines........................................................8 9. Minnesota State, Mankato......................................9 10. Edinboro (Pa.)........................................................11 11. Harding....................................................................10 12. Southern Indiana...................................................12 13. Stonehill...................................................................13 14. Massachusetts-Lowell............................................14 15. Alaska-Anchorage..................................................15 16. Lock Haven (Pa.)...................................................19 17. Central Missouri.................................................. NR 18. Southwest Baptist (Mo.)........................................20 19. Augustana (S.D.).....................................................17 20. Western Oregon.....................................................22 21. Shippensburg (Pa.).............................................. NR 22. Hillsdale................................................................ NR 23. Pittsburg State (Kan.)............................................21 24. Drury (Mo.)............................................................23 25. Southern Connecticut State.................................25
USTFCCCA Women’s Top-25 (Sept. 16)
Rank.......................................................... Previous 1. Adams State..............................................................1 2. Grand Valley State (Mich.).....................................2 3. Seattle Pacific (Wash.).............................................3 4. Shippensburg (Pa.)...................................................4 5. Augustana (S.D.).......................................................5 6. Western State............................................................6 7. Chico State (Calif.)...................................................7 8. Alaska-Anchorage....................................................9 9. Minnesota Duluth....................................................8 10. Western Washington..............................................10 11. Missouri Southern State........................................13 12. Southern Indiana...................................................14 13. Tampa (Fla.)............................................................12 14. Midwestern State (Texas)......................................16 15. Cal State Los Angeles............................................17 16. Ashland (Ohio)................................................... NR 17. Slippery Rock (Pa.)................................................11 18. Edinboro (Pa.)........................................................15 19. Mesa State...............................................................21 20. Harding....................................................................19 21 Stonehill...................................................................22 22. Northern Kentucky............................................ NR 23. Dallas Baptist (Texas)............................................24 24. Pittsburg State (Kan.)............................................25 25. Ferris State (Mich.)................................................18
USTFCCCA Women’s Central Region Sept. 15 Poll
Rank 1. Adams State 2. Augustana (S.D.) 3. Western State 4. Minnesota Duluth 5. Mesa State 6. Minnesota State, Mankato 7. Colorado Mines 8. Metro State 9. Mary (N.D.) 10. Wayne State (Neb.)
Women’s Individual Results Sept. 4, 2008 • UCCS Rust Buster • 4,000 meters • Colorado Springs, Colo. Time Avg. Mile Finish Danielle Kehoe 15:09.16 2nd/75 Xenia Flores 15:34.63 7th/75 Taebrooke Rutter 15:36.61 9th/75 Kery Allen 15:59.59 14th/75 Veronica Albo 16:42.06 30th/75 Morgan Thomas 16:59.49 34th/75 Krystin Yarkosky 18:08.83 50th/75
Men’s Individual Results Sept. 4, 2008 • UCCS Rust Buster • 4,000 meters • Colorado Springs, Colo. Time Avg. Mile Finish Anthony Luna 19:18.22 4th/86 Nate Newland 19:28.17 8th/86 Eiger Erickson 19:55.85 14th/86 Scott Ingram 20:01.48 17th/86 Brandon Johnson 20:08.40 20th/86 Shawn Lindbom 20:18.24 26th/86 Zach Mares 20:21.84 30th/86 Carl Arnold III 20:29.88 33rd/86 Chris LeBlanc 20:33.10 34th/86
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