2010 Metro State Roadrunners Cross Country
2010 Metro State Roadrunners Cross Country www.GoMetroState.com For immediate release: Oct. 13, 2010
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]
Cross Country Notes 2010 SCHEDULE September 11 Sat.
October 2 Sat. 16 Sat.
November 6 Sat. 20 Sat.
December 4 Sat.
UCCS Rust Buster at Colorado Springs, Colo. Rocky Mountain Shootout at Boulder, Colo. Metro State Invitational Denver
NTS
M-3rd; W-9th 9 a.m.
RMAC Championships Las Vegas, N.M. Central Region Championships Wayne, Neb.
TBA
NCAA Championships Louisville, Ky.
TBA
TBA
Roadrunner Review: The 14th-ranked Metro State men’s cross country team place third among 15 non-Division I schools at the Rocky Mountain Shootout in Boulder on Oct. 2, and the women’s team finished ninth among 15 non-Division I’s as well. The men came in behind top-ranked Adams State and No. 2 Western State. Carl Arnold III placed 15th in 26:20, 54 seconds faster than his previous 8k personal-best time. Three others also placed in the top-25 finishers. Eiger Erickson finished 19th in 26:38, followed by Shawn Lindbom at No. 23 in 26:51 and Zach Mares in 25th place in 27:01. Kyle Simcox rounded out the top-five for Metro State, finishing 36th in 27:43. Joining Arnold with personal-best times were Erickson, Lindbom and Mares. Xenia Flores was the story of the women’s squad as she finished eighth and broke the school’s 6k record, finishing in 22:07. Her time topped Danielle Kehoe’s time of 22:24.3 set at the regional championships last season.
Home events are in BOLD Head Coach John Supsic • First year as head coach
Supsic was named the head track and cross country coach at Metro State following the 2009 cross country season after he helped the men’s and women’s cross country teams both qualify for the NCAA Championships as an assistant coach. The men’s team placed 14th and the women finished 21st. Both teams finished in the top-five in the highly competitive Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference. Prior to assisting with Metro State in the fall of 2009, he served for over a year as an assistant with Regis University’s cross country team, designing workouts for student-athletes. Supsic had been an accountant in real estate from 2004-09. He graduated from Towson University in 2001 with a bachelor’s degree in accounting. While at Towson, Supsic was a two-year captain of the cross country team and earned USTFCCCA AllAcademic honors three times. The Baltimore native continued his running career with the Boulder Distance Project for four years under the former marathon world record holder, Steve Jones. His team won the U.S. marathon relay championship in 2006.
Behind Flores came Vickey VanAlstine-Tauer, who came in 44th in 24:37. Julia Hernandez placed 50th, followed by Kery Allen in 65th and Krystin Yarkosky in 68th. Metro State Season Outlook: The men’s team returns three of its top five runners, led by Eiger Erickson. Zach Mares and Nate Newland were both consistently in the top-five a year ago. Carl Arnold III and Shawn Lindbom also return, while Kyle Simcox is back from a two-year church mission. The men must replace Anthony Luna and Brandon Johnson, who both earned All-Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference honors last year. The women bring back return two of their topfive from last year, highlighted by All-RMAC performer Xenia Flores. Kery Allen narrowly missed all-conference honors last year and returns for her junior year. Also returning is Krystin Yarkosky. Judith Chavez returns to the team after sitting out 2009 and Julia Hernandez is expected to be a contributer, transferring from Colorado Mines. Supsic Named Head Coach After 2009: John Supsic was named the head coach on Dec. 2, 2009, replacing interim coach Sean Nesbitt. Supsic was an assistant under Nesbitt last fall after spending a year as an assistant at Regis.
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Individual Personal-Bests:
Men: Carl Arnold III 6k 19:39, 9/11/10 4 miles 21:16, 9/18/09 8k 26:20, 10/2/10 10k 33:57, 11/7/09
Krystin Yarkosky 4k 18:08, 9/4/09 5k 22:54, 9/18/09 5.8k 25:50, 10/2/10 6k 25:37, 11/7/09
Eiger Erickson 6k 19:39, 9/11/10 4 miles 20:43, 9/18/09 8k 26:38, 10/2/10 10k 32:46, 11/7/09 Kellen Fockler 6k 20:24, 9/11/10 8k 28:22, 10/2/10 Shawn Lindbom 6k 19:29, 9/11/10 4 miles 22:18, 9/18/09 8k 26:51, 10/2/10 Zach Mares 6k 4 miles 8k 10k
19:39, 9/11/10 21:38, 9/18/09 26:59, 10/21/06 33:11, 11/8/08
Jerry Munoz 6k 22:28, 9/11/10 8k 30:56, 10/2/10 Nate Newland 6k 19:28, 9/4/09 4 miles 20:37, 9/18/09 8k 26:44, 10/3/09 10k 33:46, 11/7/09 Kyle Simcox 8k 27:08, 9/29/07 10k 32:42, 11/3/07 Women: Kery Allen 4k 5k 5.8k 6k
15:59, 9/4/09 19:58, 9/18/09 23:03, 10/3/09 23:37, 11/7/09
Terissa Angell 4k 18:13, 9/11/10 5.8k 27:06, 10/2/10 Xenia Flores 4k 5k 5.8k 6k
15:11, 9/11/10 19:42, 9/18/09 22:07, 10/2/10 22:48, 11/7/09
Jessie Hecht 4k 18:47, 9/11/10 5.8k 27:22, 10/2/10 Julia Hernandez 4k 16:37, 9/11/10 5.8k 24:46, 10/2/10 Gabi Hildreth 4k 19:29, 9/11/10 5.8k 27:29, 10/2/10 Vickey VanAlstine-Tauer
4k 5.8k
15:46, 9/11/10 24:37, 10/2/10
Men Open Season in Top-25: The Metro State men’s cross country team is ranked No. 14 in the USTFCCCA preseason poll. The ranking matches the team’s finish at the past two NCAA Championships. The top three teams in the poll all hail from the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference, including No. 1 Adams State, No. 2 Western State and No. 3 Colorado Mines. Metro State is the only other RMAC school ranked. Men and Women Ranked in Region: The Metro State men’s cross country team is ranked sixth in the Central Region. The women’s team dropped out of the top-10 in the region earlier this season. RMAC Preseason Poll: The Metro State men’s and women’s cross country teams were both picked to finish fourth in the RMAC preseason coaches polls. Adams State was the preseason favorite in both polls and Western State was picked as the runner-up. Colorado Mines picked third for the men and Mesa State was third for the women. Metro State’s Xenia Flores was a preseason all-conference runner for the women. She finished eighth at the RMAC Championships last fall. The Roadrunner men’s team finished fourth and the women finished fifth at the RMAC Championships in 2009.
2010 Rosters Men’s Roster Carl Arnold III Eiger Erickson Quin Erickson Kellen Fockler Kraig Kleiner Shawn Lindbom Zach Mares Jerry Munoz Nate Newland Kyle Simcox
Yr. 5-9 6-2 6-1 5-10 5-9 6-4 6-0 5-7 6-1 6-0
Ht. Jr. Jr. Fr. RFr. Fr. Jr. Sr. RFr. Jr. So.
Hometown/Previous School (High School) Colorado Springs, Colo. (Wasson HS/Butler County CC) Centennial, Colo. (Smoky Hill HS) Centennial, Colo. (Smoky Hill HS) Glenwood Springs, Colo. (Glenwood Springs HS) Denver (Overland HS) Wiggins, Colo. (Wiggins HS) Northglenn, Colo. (Thornton HS) Denver (Bishop Machebeuf HS) Lafayette, Colo. (Ponca City HS/Cowley County JC) Littleton, Colo. (Dakota Ridge HS)
Women’s Roster Kery Allen Terissa Angell Judith Chavez Xenia Flores Jessie Hecht Julie Hernandez Gabi Hildreth Vickey VanAlstine-Tauer Krystin Yarkosky
Yr. 5-10 5-3 5-5 5-5 5-1 5-2 5-1 5-8 4-10
Ht. Jr. Fr. So. Jr. So. So. So. Fr. So.
Hometown/Previous School (High School) Aurora, Colo. (Eaglecrest HS/Fort Lewis College) Colorado Springs (Colorado Springs Christian School) Aurora, Colo. (Rangeview HS) Brighton, Colo. (Brighton HS) Hillsborough, N.J. (Hillsborough HS/Radford Univ.) San Diego, Calif. (Fairview HS/Colorado School of Mines) Littleton, Colo. (Chatfield HS/Colorado State Univ.) Littleton, Colo. (Dakota Ridge HS) Littleton, Colo. (Chatfield HS)
Head Coach: John Supsic (1st season) Assistant Coaches: Kelsey Jones, Charles Gomez Pronunciations Eiger Erickson: eye-ger Kraig Kleiner: kline-err Zach Mares: MAH-res Xenia Flores: sen-ya Vickey VanAlstine-Tauer: van-AL-styne
USTFCCCA Men’s Top-25 (Oct. 13)
Rank.......................................................... Previous 1. Adams State..............................................................1 2. Colorado Mines........................................................2 3. Chico State................................................................3 4. Grand Valley State...................................................4 5. Western State............................................................5 6. Shippensburg............................................................6 7. Queens (N.C.)...........................................................7 8. Augustana (S.D.).......................................................8 9. Alaska Anchorage....................................................9 10. Harding....................................................................10 11. Western Washington..............................................11 12. Massachusetts-Lowell............................................15 13. Edinboro.................................................................12 14. Lock Haven............................................................13 15. Southern Indiana...................................................14 16. Nebraska-Kearney.................................................16 17. Metro State.................................................. 17 18. Central Missouri.....................................................18 19. Columbus State......................................................19 20. Pittsburg State........................................................21 21. Stonehill...................................................................20 22. East Central (Okla.)...............................................22 23. Drury.......................................................................23 24. Bellarmine...............................................................24 25. Northwest Nazarene.............................................25
Roster Breakdown: Men By Hometown: Colorado 10 Men By Year: Senior 1, Junior 4, Sophomore 1, Redshirt Freshman 2, Freshman 2 Women By Hometown: Colorado 8, California 1, New Jersey 1 Women By Year: Senior 0, Junior 4, Sophomore 5, Freshman 1
USTFCCCA Women’s Top-25 (Oct. 13)
Metro State Men in USTFCCCA Top-25
Date .......................................... Ranking Preseason....................................................14th Sept. 22.......................................................17th Sept. 29.......................................................17th Oct. 6..........................................................17th Oct. 13........................................................17th
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Rank.......................................................... Previous 1. Grand Valley State...................................................1 2. Adams State..............................................................2 3. Shippensburg............................................................3 4. Alaska-Anchorage....................................................4 5. Chico State................................................................5 6. Western State............................................................6 7. Minnesota Duluth....................................................7 8. Western Washington................................................8 9. Ferris State................................................................9 10. University of Mary................................................10 11. Pittsburg State........................................................13 12. Edinboro.................................................................12 13. Truman....................................................................11 14. Millersville...............................................................15 15. Southern Indiana...................................................16 16. Tampa......................................................................17 17. Midwestern State...................................................14 18. Augustana (S.D.).....................................................18 19. Missouri Southern.................................................19 20. Kutztown................................................................20 21. Stonehill...................................................................21 22. Queens (N.C.).........................................................22 23. Dallas Baptist..........................................................23 24. Ashland....................................................................24 25. Mesa State...............................................................25
Women’s Individual Results
Men’s Individual Results
Sept. 11, 2010 • UCCS Rust Buster • 4,000 meters • Colorado Springs, Colo. Time Avg. Mile Finish Xenia Flores 15:11.55 6:07 1st/54 V. VanAlstine-Tauer 15:46.62 6:21 5th/54 Julia Hernandez 16:37.77 6:41 26th/54 Terissa Angell 18:13.77 7:20 38th/54 Lily Bresee 18:35.53 7:29 40th/54 Jessie Hecht 18:47.16 7:33 41st/54 Krystin Yarkosky 18:57.43 7:38 43rd/54 Gabi Hildreth 19:29.81 7:51 49th/54
Sept. 11, 2010 • UCCS Rust Buster • 6,000 meters • Colorado Springs, Colo. Time Avg. Mile Finish Carl Arnold III 19:13.16 5:09 2nd/85 Shawn Lindbom 19:29.61 5:14 4th/85 Zach Mares 19:39.13 5:16 6th/85 Eiger Erickson 19:39.74 5:16 7th/85 Nate Newland 20:06.58 5:24 13th/85 Kellen Fockler 20:24.54 5:28 22nd/85 Jerry Munoz 22:28.73 6:02 69th/85 Brandon Johnson (UA) 19:39.30 5:16 1st/17 Kyle Simcox (UA) 20:22.20 5:28 21st/85 Quin Erickson (UA) 20:54.97 5:37 45th/85 Kraig Kleiner (UA) 21:51.13 5:52 60th/85
Oct. 2, 2010 • Rocky Mountain Shootout • 5,800 meters • Boulder, Colo. Time Avg. Mile Finish Xenia Flores 22:07 6:08 16th/187 V. VanAlstine-Tauer 24:37 6:49 87th/187 Julia Hernandez 24:46 6:52 95th/187 Kery Allen 25:36 7:06 119th/187 Krystin Yarkosky 25:50 7:10 124th/187 Terissa Angell 27:06 7:31 144th/187 Jessie Hecht 27:22 7:35 149th/187 Gabi Hildreth 27:29 7:37 155th/187
Oct. 2, 2010 • Rocky Mountain Shootout • 8,000 meters • Boulder, Colo. Time Avg. Mile Finish Carl Arnold III 26:20 5:17 35th/280 Eiger Erickson 26:38 5:21 43rd/280 Shawn Lindbom 26:51 5:24 51st/280 Zach Mares 27:01 5:26 55th/280 Kyle Simcox 27:43 5:34 93rd/280 Nate Newland 27:55 5:36 108th/280 Kellen Fockler 28:22 5:42 125th/280 Jerry Munoz 30:56 6:13 239th/280 Brandon Johnson (UA) 26:34 5:20 41st/280 Quin Erickson (UA) 27:58 5:37 111th/280 Kraig Kleiner (UA) 28:42 5:46 155th/280
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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]
Cross Country Notes 2010 SCHEDULE September 11 Sat.
October 2 Sat. 16 Sat.
November 6 Sat. 20 Sat.
December 4 Sat.
UCCS Rust Buster at Colorado Springs, Colo. Rocky Mountain Shootout at Boulder, Colo. Metro State Invitational Denver
NTS
M-3rd; W-9th 9 a.m.
RMAC Championships Las Vegas, N.M. Central Region Championships Wayne, Neb.
TBA
NCAA Championships Louisville, Ky.
TBA
TBA
Roadrunner Review: The 14th-ranked Metro State men’s cross country team place third among 15 non-Division I schools at the Rocky Mountain Shootout in Boulder on Oct. 2, and the women’s team finished ninth among 15 non-Division I’s as well. The men came in behind top-ranked Adams State and No. 2 Western State. Carl Arnold III placed 15th in 26:20, 54 seconds faster than his previous 8k personal-best time. Three others also placed in the top-25 finishers. Eiger Erickson finished 19th in 26:38, followed by Shawn Lindbom at No. 23 in 26:51 and Zach Mares in 25th place in 27:01. Kyle Simcox rounded out the top-five for Metro State, finishing 36th in 27:43. Joining Arnold with personal-best times were Erickson, Lindbom and Mares. Xenia Flores was the story of the women’s squad as she finished eighth and broke the school’s 6k record, finishing in 22:07. Her time topped Danielle Kehoe’s time of 22:24.3 set at the regional championships last season.
Home events are in BOLD Head Coach John Supsic • First year as head coach
Supsic was named the head track and cross country coach at Metro State following the 2009 cross country season after he helped the men’s and women’s cross country teams both qualify for the NCAA Championships as an assistant coach. The men’s team placed 14th and the women finished 21st. Both teams finished in the top-five in the highly competitive Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference. Prior to assisting with Metro State in the fall of 2009, he served for over a year as an assistant with Regis University’s cross country team, designing workouts for student-athletes. Supsic had been an accountant in real estate from 2004-09. He graduated from Towson University in 2001 with a bachelor’s degree in accounting. While at Towson, Supsic was a two-year captain of the cross country team and earned USTFCCCA AllAcademic honors three times. The Baltimore native continued his running career with the Boulder Distance Project for four years under the former marathon world record holder, Steve Jones. His team won the U.S. marathon relay championship in 2006.
Behind Flores came Vickey VanAlstine-Tauer, who came in 44th in 24:37. Julia Hernandez placed 50th, followed by Kery Allen in 65th and Krystin Yarkosky in 68th. Metro State Season Outlook: The men’s team returns three of its top five runners, led by Eiger Erickson. Zach Mares and Nate Newland were both consistently in the top-five a year ago. Carl Arnold III and Shawn Lindbom also return, while Kyle Simcox is back from a two-year church mission. The men must replace Anthony Luna and Brandon Johnson, who both earned All-Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference honors last year. The women bring back return two of their topfive from last year, highlighted by All-RMAC performer Xenia Flores. Kery Allen narrowly missed all-conference honors last year and returns for her junior year. Also returning is Krystin Yarkosky. Judith Chavez returns to the team after sitting out 2009 and Julia Hernandez is expected to be a contributer, transferring from Colorado Mines. Supsic Named Head Coach After 2009: John Supsic was named the head coach on Dec. 2, 2009, replacing interim coach Sean Nesbitt. Supsic was an assistant under Nesbitt last fall after spending a year as an assistant at Regis.
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Individual Personal-Bests:
Men: Carl Arnold III 6k 19:39, 9/11/10 4 miles 21:16, 9/18/09 8k 26:20, 10/2/10 10k 33:57, 11/7/09
Krystin Yarkosky 4k 18:08, 9/4/09 5k 22:54, 9/18/09 5.8k 25:50, 10/2/10 6k 25:37, 11/7/09
Eiger Erickson 6k 19:39, 9/11/10 4 miles 20:43, 9/18/09 8k 26:38, 10/2/10 10k 32:46, 11/7/09 Kellen Fockler 6k 20:24, 9/11/10 8k 28:22, 10/2/10 Shawn Lindbom 6k 19:29, 9/11/10 4 miles 22:18, 9/18/09 8k 26:51, 10/2/10 Zach Mares 6k 4 miles 8k 10k
19:39, 9/11/10 21:38, 9/18/09 26:59, 10/21/06 33:11, 11/8/08
Jerry Munoz 6k 22:28, 9/11/10 8k 30:56, 10/2/10 Nate Newland 6k 19:28, 9/4/09 4 miles 20:37, 9/18/09 8k 26:44, 10/3/09 10k 33:46, 11/7/09 Kyle Simcox 8k 27:08, 9/29/07 10k 32:42, 11/3/07 Women: Kery Allen 4k 5k 5.8k 6k
15:59, 9/4/09 19:58, 9/18/09 23:03, 10/3/09 23:37, 11/7/09
Terissa Angell 4k 18:13, 9/11/10 5.8k 27:06, 10/2/10 Xenia Flores 4k 5k 5.8k 6k
15:11, 9/11/10 19:42, 9/18/09 22:07, 10/2/10 22:48, 11/7/09
Jessie Hecht 4k 18:47, 9/11/10 5.8k 27:22, 10/2/10 Julia Hernandez 4k 16:37, 9/11/10 5.8k 24:46, 10/2/10 Gabi Hildreth 4k 19:29, 9/11/10 5.8k 27:29, 10/2/10 Vickey VanAlstine-Tauer
4k 5.8k
15:46, 9/11/10 24:37, 10/2/10
Men Open Season in Top-25: The Metro State men’s cross country team is ranked No. 14 in the USTFCCCA preseason poll. The ranking matches the team’s finish at the past two NCAA Championships. The top three teams in the poll all hail from the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference, including No. 1 Adams State, No. 2 Western State and No. 3 Colorado Mines. Metro State is the only other RMAC school ranked. Men and Women Ranked in Region: The Metro State men’s cross country team is ranked sixth in the Central Region. The women’s team dropped out of the top-10 in the region earlier this season. RMAC Preseason Poll: The Metro State men’s and women’s cross country teams were both picked to finish fourth in the RMAC preseason coaches polls. Adams State was the preseason favorite in both polls and Western State was picked as the runner-up. Colorado Mines picked third for the men and Mesa State was third for the women. Metro State’s Xenia Flores was a preseason all-conference runner for the women. She finished eighth at the RMAC Championships last fall. The Roadrunner men’s team finished fourth and the women finished fifth at the RMAC Championships in 2009.
2010 Rosters Men’s Roster Carl Arnold III Eiger Erickson Quin Erickson Kellen Fockler Kraig Kleiner Shawn Lindbom Zach Mares Jerry Munoz Nate Newland Kyle Simcox
Yr. 5-9 6-2 6-1 5-10 5-9 6-4 6-0 5-7 6-1 6-0
Ht. Jr. Jr. Fr. RFr. Fr. Jr. Sr. RFr. Jr. So.
Hometown/Previous School (High School) Colorado Springs, Colo. (Wasson HS/Butler County CC) Centennial, Colo. (Smoky Hill HS) Centennial, Colo. (Smoky Hill HS) Glenwood Springs, Colo. (Glenwood Springs HS) Denver (Overland HS) Wiggins, Colo. (Wiggins HS) Northglenn, Colo. (Thornton HS) Denver (Bishop Machebeuf HS) Lafayette, Colo. (Ponca City HS/Cowley County JC) Littleton, Colo. (Dakota Ridge HS)
Women’s Roster Kery Allen Terissa Angell Judith Chavez Xenia Flores Jessie Hecht Julie Hernandez Gabi Hildreth Vickey VanAlstine-Tauer Krystin Yarkosky
Yr. 5-10 5-3 5-5 5-5 5-1 5-2 5-1 5-8 4-10
Ht. Jr. Fr. So. Jr. So. So. So. Fr. So.
Hometown/Previous School (High School) Aurora, Colo. (Eaglecrest HS/Fort Lewis College) Colorado Springs (Colorado Springs Christian School) Aurora, Colo. (Rangeview HS) Brighton, Colo. (Brighton HS) Hillsborough, N.J. (Hillsborough HS/Radford Univ.) San Diego, Calif. (Fairview HS/Colorado School of Mines) Littleton, Colo. (Chatfield HS/Colorado State Univ.) Littleton, Colo. (Dakota Ridge HS) Littleton, Colo. (Chatfield HS)
Head Coach: John Supsic (1st season) Assistant Coaches: Kelsey Jones, Charles Gomez Pronunciations Eiger Erickson: eye-ger Kraig Kleiner: kline-err Zach Mares: MAH-res Xenia Flores: sen-ya Vickey VanAlstine-Tauer: van-AL-styne
USTFCCCA Men’s Top-25 (Oct. 13)
Rank.......................................................... Previous 1. Adams State..............................................................1 2. Colorado Mines........................................................2 3. Chico State................................................................3 4. Grand Valley State...................................................4 5. Western State............................................................5 6. Shippensburg............................................................6 7. Queens (N.C.)...........................................................7 8. Augustana (S.D.).......................................................8 9. Alaska Anchorage....................................................9 10. Harding....................................................................10 11. Western Washington..............................................11 12. Massachusetts-Lowell............................................15 13. Edinboro.................................................................12 14. Lock Haven............................................................13 15. Southern Indiana...................................................14 16. Nebraska-Kearney.................................................16 17. Metro State.................................................. 17 18. Central Missouri.....................................................18 19. Columbus State......................................................19 20. Pittsburg State........................................................21 21. Stonehill...................................................................20 22. East Central (Okla.)...............................................22 23. Drury.......................................................................23 24. Bellarmine...............................................................24 25. Northwest Nazarene.............................................25
Roster Breakdown: Men By Hometown: Colorado 10 Men By Year: Senior 1, Junior 4, Sophomore 1, Redshirt Freshman 2, Freshman 2 Women By Hometown: Colorado 8, California 1, New Jersey 1 Women By Year: Senior 0, Junior 4, Sophomore 5, Freshman 1
USTFCCCA Women’s Top-25 (Oct. 13)
Metro State Men in USTFCCCA Top-25
Date .......................................... Ranking Preseason....................................................14th Sept. 22.......................................................17th Sept. 29.......................................................17th Oct. 6..........................................................17th Oct. 13........................................................17th
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Rank.......................................................... Previous 1. Grand Valley State...................................................1 2. Adams State..............................................................2 3. Shippensburg............................................................3 4. Alaska-Anchorage....................................................4 5. Chico State................................................................5 6. Western State............................................................6 7. Minnesota Duluth....................................................7 8. Western Washington................................................8 9. Ferris State................................................................9 10. University of Mary................................................10 11. Pittsburg State........................................................13 12. Edinboro.................................................................12 13. Truman....................................................................11 14. Millersville...............................................................15 15. Southern Indiana...................................................16 16. Tampa......................................................................17 17. Midwestern State...................................................14 18. Augustana (S.D.).....................................................18 19. Missouri Southern.................................................19 20. Kutztown................................................................20 21. Stonehill...................................................................21 22. Queens (N.C.).........................................................22 23. Dallas Baptist..........................................................23 24. Ashland....................................................................24 25. Mesa State...............................................................25
Women’s Individual Results
Men’s Individual Results
Sept. 11, 2010 • UCCS Rust Buster • 4,000 meters • Colorado Springs, Colo. Time Avg. Mile Finish Xenia Flores 15:11.55 6:07 1st/54 V. VanAlstine-Tauer 15:46.62 6:21 5th/54 Julia Hernandez 16:37.77 6:41 26th/54 Terissa Angell 18:13.77 7:20 38th/54 Lily Bresee 18:35.53 7:29 40th/54 Jessie Hecht 18:47.16 7:33 41st/54 Krystin Yarkosky 18:57.43 7:38 43rd/54 Gabi Hildreth 19:29.81 7:51 49th/54
Sept. 11, 2010 • UCCS Rust Buster • 6,000 meters • Colorado Springs, Colo. Time Avg. Mile Finish Carl Arnold III 19:13.16 5:09 2nd/85 Shawn Lindbom 19:29.61 5:14 4th/85 Zach Mares 19:39.13 5:16 6th/85 Eiger Erickson 19:39.74 5:16 7th/85 Nate Newland 20:06.58 5:24 13th/85 Kellen Fockler 20:24.54 5:28 22nd/85 Jerry Munoz 22:28.73 6:02 69th/85 Brandon Johnson (UA) 19:39.30 5:16 1st/17 Kyle Simcox (UA) 20:22.20 5:28 21st/85 Quin Erickson (UA) 20:54.97 5:37 45th/85 Kraig Kleiner (UA) 21:51.13 5:52 60th/85
Oct. 2, 2010 • Rocky Mountain Shootout • 5,800 meters • Boulder, Colo. Time Avg. Mile Finish Xenia Flores 22:07 6:08 16th/187 V. VanAlstine-Tauer 24:37 6:49 87th/187 Julia Hernandez 24:46 6:52 95th/187 Kery Allen 25:36 7:06 119th/187 Krystin Yarkosky 25:50 7:10 124th/187 Terissa Angell 27:06 7:31 144th/187 Jessie Hecht 27:22 7:35 149th/187 Gabi Hildreth 27:29 7:37 155th/187
Oct. 2, 2010 • Rocky Mountain Shootout • 8,000 meters • Boulder, Colo. Time Avg. Mile Finish Carl Arnold III 26:20 5:17 35th/280 Eiger Erickson 26:38 5:21 43rd/280 Shawn Lindbom 26:51 5:24 51st/280 Zach Mares 27:01 5:26 55th/280 Kyle Simcox 27:43 5:34 93rd/280 Nate Newland 27:55 5:36 108th/280 Kellen Fockler 28:22 5:42 125th/280 Jerry Munoz 30:56 6:13 239th/280 Brandon Johnson (UA) 26:34 5:20 41st/280 Quin Erickson (UA) 27:58 5:37 111th/280 Kraig Kleiner (UA) 28:42 5:46 155th/280
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