Open XC Results From Around The U.S.
A look at who's on the trails this fall
Crystal Springs Cross Country Challenge
Reported by Mark Winitz
Crystal Springs Race Course - October 25, 1997
Belmont, California
(Race 6 on 9-event Pacific Association/USATF Cross Country Grand Prix)
Very challenging, hilly, trail course. Conditions dry and mild.
** Not eligible for PA/USATF prize money
Men's 4.19 Mile Race (Top Results)
Place Name Age Club Time Pace/Mi Prize $ 1 Chris Schille 31 Aggies 20:22 4:52 $100 2 Grant Robison 19 20:27 4:53 ** 3 Juan Miramontes We Vly Clg 20:35 4:55 ** 4 Bret Kimple 28 Aggi 20:46 4:57 $50 5 Dan Olmstead 25 Chico TC 20:52 4:59 $25 6 Kevin Selby 24 Chico TC 20:57 5:00 7 Noah Marcus 23 Chico TC 21:12 5:03 8 Todd Stovers 25 21:14 5:04 9 David Chaves 23 21:20 5:06 10 Michael Prindiville Stanford 21:23 5:06Women's 2.95 Mile Race (Top Results)
1 Lisa Lopez 2Unatttached 16:36 5:38 $100 (Second fastest all time on this course to Ellen Lyons at 16:33) 2 Kristin Cobb 23 Farm Team 16:55 5:44 $50 3 Polly Plumer 33 Asics 17:09 5:49 $25 4 Rae Henderson 31 Aggies 17:29 5:56 5 Cris Lundy 27 Impalas 17:37 5:59 6 Carol Stubbs 37 Impalas 17:40 6:00 7 Cathy Dubay 33 Aggies 17:49 6:03 8 Melissa Martel 1 Aggies 18:02 6:07 9 Donna Harris Or Coast Cl 18:08 6:09 10 Becki Kriege 31 W Vly J&S 18:15 6:12
Team results will not available until all athletes are checked for
eligibility. Full results on the Pacific Association Web Site:
http://home.earthlink.net/~thomtrimble/PAUSATF.html
Boston Mayor's Cup Cross Country
Franklin Park, Boston MA; 26-Oct-97
Reported by Steve Vaitones
Major Sponsors: Boston Parks Department,
Boston Athletic Association, adidas, PowerBar, USATF-New England
450 entrants in men's & women's races
Weather: 50's clear and great XC weather
The eighth annual Boston Mayor's Cup went to a pair of past winners who
both decided to go for their wins from the front. Kathy Franey continued
her hot fall with a 20-second win over Marie McMahon. Franey wasn't
challenged after the first of three laps, smoothly striding to her own
pace. McMahon, The Irish Olympian, has completed her xc elgibility at
Providence but will return for a final track season; she held off the hard
charging Kristen Beaney for the number two spot.
Life University's Silah Misoi is well known as a front-runner, who had
some wild opening laps on the track last spring. The NAIA champion gained
almost his full margin in the first mile, clocking 4:18 for the split.
He continued without a challenge to smash the course record by 14 seconds
with his 22:55 time.
Behind him, teammate Sammy Nyamongo was the closest for three laps, but
Robert Gary finished strongly to take the silver (and $200) by 8 seconds
in 23:04, also under the previous standard. The race produced the deepest
ever field in race history as 20 runners eclipsed 24:00 on the damp but
firm 7935 meter circuit.Mohamud runs wild
In the boy's age 15-18 5K race run concurrently with the men, Boston's
Abdirizak Mohamud brought the record for scholastic runners on the course
down by a whopping 30 seconds. Tucked in confortably among the leaders,
the defending Foot Locker champion was towed to a 14:42 clocking for the
traditional HS course; Jonathon Riley had the previous mark of 15:12 set
in last year's Mayor's Cup.
Men
1, Silah Misoi, Life U, 22:55 CR 2, Robert Gary ($200), Nike, 23:04 Betters old CR 3, Sammy Nyamongo, Life U, 23:12 4, Brian Baker ($150), New Balance, 23:16 5, Scott Strand, ($100), New Balance, 23:17 6, Bob Henes ($50), 29, adidas, 23:18 7, Mike Donnelly, 23, New balance/Coastal, 23:19 8, Jopheth Kirui, Life U, 23:28 9, Rob Cook, New Balance, 23:32 10, Todd Lopeman, adidas, 23:34Women
1, Kathy Franey ($200), Nike, 16:22 2, Marie McMahon, 22, IRE, 16:42 3, Kristen Beaney ($150), asics, 16:43 4, Blake Phillips ($100), New Balance, 17:08 5, Carol Zajac ($50), Nike, 17:10 6, Kate Fonshell, asics, 17:12 7, Samantha Bates, Reeb Enclave, 17:18 8, Lauren Gubicza, asics club east, 17:27 9, Suzanne Walmsley, Boston RC, 17:29 10, Julie Bowers, asics club east, 17:30Teams (5 scorers by time)
Men 1, Team New Balance, 1:57:46 2, Life University (Georgia), 1:57:56 3, adidas, 1:59:32 4, New Balance/Coastal (RI), 2:00:09 5, Central MA Striders, 2:01:48 Women 1, Asics Club East, 1:29:36 2, Central MA Striders, 1:29:57 3, Boston AA, 1:30:31 4, Boston Running Club, 1:30:40 5, Westchester TC (NY), 1:32:06 Full Results: www.coolrunning.com www.runningnetwork.com/nerunner/NORCAL CROSS COUNTRY OPEN
Stanford University Golf Course
Palo Alto, California November 1, 1997Reported by Mark Winitz
(Race #7 of Pacific Association/USATF Cross Country Grand Prix)
Separate open men's and women's races held before Pac 10 Collegiate
Championships. Course hilly and challenging. Conditions: warm, upper 70s
Farenheit and dry.
Complete results can be found on the Pacific Association/USATF web site:
http://home.earthlink.net/~thomtrimble/PAUSATF.html
TOP MEN (8 KILOMETERS) 174 finishers
Place Name Club Age Time Pace 1 Gary Stolz Farm Tm 26 24:48:81 04:59 2 Mike Tansley BOA 26 25:00:13 05:01 3 Chris Schille Aggies 29 25:02:71 05:02 4 Steve Frisone BOA 26 25:05:46 05:02 5 Ray Appenheimer Farm Tm 25 25:18:42 05:05 6 Jason Lienau Aggies 27 25:22:76 05:06 7 Greg Jimmerson 21 25:26:60 05:07 8 Grant Robison (Stanford redshirt)18 25:29:95 05:07 9 Brad Glosser Farm Tm 24 25:39:62 05:09 10 J.J. White 22 25:47:20 05:11 11 Isaac Hawkins (Stanford redshirt)18 25:48:57 05:11 12 Jason Perscheid Stanford 22 25:57:09 05:13 13 Seth Williams Stanford 19 25:57:36 05:13 14 Kip Ortenburger Aggies 24 25:58:79 05:13 15 Erik Gibson Farm Tm 24 26:03:46 05:14 16 Mike Richardson Reebok VO2 24 26:04:39 05:14 17 Dave Olds Reebok VO2 36 26:10:93 05:15 18 Mark McManus Farm Tm 24 26:12:58 05:16 19 Gabe Jennings (Stanford redshirt)18 26:19:55 05:17 20 Bryan Contreras BOA 23 26:24:22 05:18 21 Mike Devine Stanford 19 26:25:43 05:18 22 Corey Creasey 18 26:25:92 05:18 23 Dave Cullum Farm Tm 24 26:28:01 05:19 24 Mason Moore UCLA 19 26:30:92 05:19 25 Kenrick Sealy Adidas 30 26:35:53 05:20 26 Paul Muite UCLA 20 26:41:74 05:22 27 Rey Flores Farm Tm 33 26:43:11 05:22 28 Jeff Shaver Aggies 37 26:45:59 05:22 29 Jamie Harris Aggies 26 26:48:06 05:23 30 Tom Hildrum Wash 20 26:50:69 05:23 31 Jim Roldan BOA 23 26:53:28 05:24 32 Brian Cooke 19 26:56:02 05:25 33 Blake Rothschild 24 26:58:99 05:25 34 Tom Coogan Farm Tm 26 27:01:07 05:26 35 Ross Venook Stanford 19 27:05:63 05:26TOP WOMEN (5 KILOMETERS) 103 finishers
1 Laura Cattivera Reebok VO2 29 17:44:63 05:43 2 Kristin VonTeuber Reebok VO2 25 17:48:86 05:44 3 Kristen Hall 23 18:05:29 05:50 4 Kristin Cobb Farm Tm 23 18:11:88 05:51 5 Jennifer Gonzalez Reebok VO2 32 18:13:53 05:52 6 Bigna Samuel Farm Tm 31 18:15:12 05:53 7 Beth Niednagel Adidas 24 18:16:82 05:53 8 Gracie Padilla Reebok VO2 26 18:18:58 05:54 9 Amy Avrit Aggies 35 18:31:43 05:58 10 Sara Bei 14 18:41:48 06:01 11 Dena Dey Farm Tm 22 18:45:22 06:02 12 Linn Schulte-Sasse Stanford 21 18:46:92 06:03 13 Catherine Back Farm Tm 34 18:49:61 06:04 14 Tenaya Soderman Aggies 24 18:58:34 06:07 15 Jo-Jo Yaba 23 19:02:57 06:08 16 Allison Twist Stanford 21 19:04:22 06:09 17 Tracey Clark UCLA 21 19:06:25 06:09 18 Jennifer Akana 17 19:08:29 06:10 19 Andrea DellaMonica Reebok VO2 26 19:11:03 06:11 20 Annie Seawright Reebok VO2 32 19:11:47 06:11 21 Lisa Rosenbaum Stanford 18 19:12:84 06:11 22 Cathy Dubay Aggies 33 19:24:10 06:15 23 Christy Lacey-Krietz Stanford 19 19:27:40 06:16 24 Tiencia Depass Stanford 19 19:29:71 06:17 25 Elaine Coburm Farm Tm 22 19:32:29 06:18 26 Amy Rose Wash 19 19:35:58 06:19 27 Michelle Deasy Farm Tm 25 19:39:32 06:20 28 Alison White Stanford 20 19:46:35 06:22 29 Kristen Dowell #119 30 19:50:96 06:23 30 Sopagna Eap 16 19:52:12 06:24
Team scores available on PA/USATF web site following verification of
athletes' eligibility and team affiliation.
Subject: t-and-f: RESULTS: Nov 9 PNAC Cross Country (Seattle, WA)
Reported by Michael Scott
Cook and Wilson Successfully Defend PNAC Titles Against Elite Fields
(Seattle, WA)--Tacoma's Rob Cook and Eugene's Liz Wilson successfully
defended their individual titles at today's Pacific Northwest Association
Championship Cross Country meet contested over Seattle's challenging Lower
Woodland Park.
Hometown favorite Rob Cook, who last year won the USA/Reebok Cross Country
Grand Prix Series and finished fifth at the USA Cross Country
championships, bolted to the lead at the starting gun and ran away from an
all-star field that included world championships team member Dan Nelson
(Eugene), Oregon redshirt Nick Rogers (Mt Si High School), Olympic
Marathon Trials sixth-placer Keith Dowling (Boulder), and World University
Games 5000 & 10,000 medalist Dan Browne (Virginia/ Portland native).
Cook gradually extended his lead over the challenging 9.7-kilometer
course, finally ending up 23-seconds ahead of his closest challenger Dan
Nelson--a three-time winner of this event--as he recorded a winning time
of 30-minutes, 23-second. Former Mt. Si standout Rogers led the chase
pack for most of the race before falling to Nelson's strong finish.
The Richmond, BC-based Kajaks barely edged hometown Club Northwest for the
men's team title 37pts to 38pts, with Bellingham's Team FootZone close
behind with 45 points.
In the women's race, former University of Oregon star Liz Wilson, who has
represented the US internationally on numerous national teams, also led
from wire-to-wire to defend her title against an elite field that included
US national team members Michelle Chalmers (Missoula)--who was the 1990
Pac-10 10,000 runner-up for Washington--Susannah Beck (Eugene) and Laura
LaMena-Coll (Eugene), as well as Canadian champions Lori Durward
(Vancouver, BC) and Lisa Harvey (Calgary).
Chalmers stayed close to Wilson for the entire race but was unable to
lessen the gap to closer than 6-seconds at the finish as Wilson won in
21-minutes, 4-second. Durward closed strongly over the courses hilly
second half to place third.
Club Northwest's Emily Anderson (Seattle) edged out Olympia's Shelley
Smathers to win the PNAC title, which goes to the top local (i.e., Western
Washington) finisher. Cook, the overall men's winner, claimed the men's
PNAC title.
The Club Northwest women ran unchallenged to the women's team title.
Here are individual results:
Women's Championship 6K?
1 Liz Wilson New Balance Track Club 21:04 $200 2 Michelle Chalmers Mountain West Track Club 21:10 $100 3 Lori Durward Kajaks Track Club/CANADA 21:26 $50 4 Susannah Beck Moving Comfort 21:48 5 Laura LaMena-Coll Moving Comfort 21:53 6 Lisa Harvey Calgary Spartans/CANADA 21:57 7 Tamara Salomon Calgary Spartans/CANADA 22:05 8 Liz Jones Hershey Harriers/CANADA 22:07 9 Kelly Cordell Team Etonic 22:08 10 Emily Anderson 1 Club Northwest 22:20 $100 PNTF Champ 11 Shelley Smathers 1 New Balance TC 22:22 $60 2nd PNTF Assoc 12 Jennifer Hillier 1 Asics Track Club 22:31 $40 3rd PNTF Assoc 13 Mindy Schneider 1 Club Northwest 22:34 14 Donna Petrsorich 1 Club Northwest 22:51 15 Sally Bergesen 1 Club Northwest 23:04 16 Sue Binne Mountain West TC/CANADA 23:09 17 Barbara Brewer Unattached 23:15 18 Kathleen Harri 1 Club Northwest 23:16 19 Meagan Dockter 1 Club Northwest 23:27 20 Shelley Williams 1 Club Northwest 23:38 21 Kelly Richards 1 Club Northwest 23:43 22 Paula Montgomery 1 Club Northwest 23:43 23 Becky Kirsininkas 1 Club Northwest 23:44 24 Kara Scott 1 Club Northwest 23:49 25 Amy Blackwell 1 Club Northwest 23:51Men's Championship 9.7K
1 Rob Cook 1 New Balance TC 30:23 $300PNTF Assoc Champ 2 Dan Nelson New Balance Track Club 30:46 $100 3 Nick Rogers Unattached 30:50 NCAA Eligibility 4 Keith Dowling adidas Track Club 30:55 $50 5 Dan Browne U.S. Army 31:05 6 Eric Tollefson 1 Unattached 31:06 $60 2nd PNTF Assoc 7 Todd Davis Unattached 31:08 8 Josh Danielson Idaho International 31:21 9 Brian Montgomery 1 Club Northwest 1 31:28 $40 3rd PNTF Assoc 10 David Conen Kajaks Track Club/CANADA 2 31:34 11 Jerry Ziak Comox TC/CANADA 31:39 12 Tim Julian 1 Unattached 31:52 13 Nicholas Kent 1 New Balance Coastal TC 31:56 14 Allan Klassen Kajaks Track Club/CANADA 3 32:00 15 Paul Kinser 1 Team Footzone 4 32:03 16 John Hickey 1 Team Footzone 5 32:13 17 Craig Dickson 1 Club Northwes 6 32:17 18 Ben Sauvage 1 Club Northwe 7 32:27 19 Peter Cardle Valley Royals/CANADA 32:28 20 Bertrand Plouvier Kajaks Track Club/CANADA 8 32:30 21 Shane Bilodeau Kajaks Track Club/CANA 9 32:34 22 Clay Wing 1 Team Footzone 10 32:35 23 Nathan Spear Club North 11 32:40 24 Mike Lynes 1 Team Footzone 12 32:46 25 Paul McCloy Calgary Spartans/CANADA 32:58 26 Greg Crowther 1 Club Northwest 13 33:00 27 Matt Ellis 1 Team Footzone 14 33:02 28 Chris Bakal Kajaks Track Club/CANAD 15 33:03 29 Rob Walker Unattached 33:05 30 Craig Odermatt CANADA 33:07 31 Kris Rolin University of Portland 16 33:11 32 Spencer Punter The Farm Team/CANADA 33:11 33 Mike Hill 1 Unattached 33:12 34 Erik Byrum Unattached 33:16 35 Dan Franek 1 Club Northwest 17 33:25 Men's Teams: 1. Kajaks Track Club 37 pts 2. Club Northwest 38 pts 3. Team FootZone 45 ptsReebok V02 Max Cup XC Invitational (SoCal USATF Champs)
Mt. San Antonio College, Nov. 15, 1997
Reported by Kevin Galbraith
MEN'S 3 MILE
1 Mike Tansley BOA 14:16 2 Steve Frisone BOA 14:29 3 Brian Culley unat 14:38 4 Dave Olds ReebV02Max 14:40 5 Dave Schumacher BOA 14:42 6 Bret Kimple ReebA 14:58 7 Rhodes Walton BOA 15:00 8 Chris Lynch BOA 15:04 9 Phillip Gonzalez Unat 15:07 10 Brian Johnson BOA 15:09 11 John Spilman FutT 15:12 12 Brian Contreras BOA 15:16 13 Jim Koneazny L Feliz Flyers 15:19 14 Joey Gomez BOA 15:21 15 Marco Ochoa R Santiago 15:22 16 Jim McCarthy H-B Reeb 15:23 17 Bryan Dameworth FutT 15:27 18 Tyson Sacco ReebV02Max 15:29 19 Brian Godsey ReebV02Max 15:31 20 Dan Stefanisko R Santiago 15:32 21 Brandon Pacheco Men of Troy 15:32 22 Gus Harper ReebV02Max 15:34 23 Mark LaPlant FutT 15:35 24 Jim Roldan BOA 15:36 25 Howard Jacobs FutT 15:38 26 Oscar Sanchez unat 15:41 27 Eric Gans unat 15:44 28 Angel Romero AthExp 15:47 29 Dave Foote ReebV02Max 15:48 30 Mike Richardson BOA 15:49 MEN'S TEAM SCORES 1 B O A 18 2 Reebok V02 Max 67 3 Future Track 83 4 Rancho Santiago 101 5 Men of Troy 118 6 Los Feliz Flyers 149 7 Mt Sac 224 8 Waves T C. 228 9 Concordia U. Irvine 230WOMEN'S 3 MILE
1 Laura Cattivera (ReebV) 16:37 2 Gracie Padilla (ReebV) 16:47 3 Brook Bush (Tyrus) 16:48 4 Chris Morgan (Tyrus) 16:56 5 Kristin VonTeuber (ReebV) 16:59 6 Elizsa Alexander (UCSB) 16:59 7 Mel Ellis (LFelizFl) 17:10 8 Tina Koneazny (LFelizFl) 17:13 9 Beth Niednagel (Adidas) 17:19 10 Jennifer Gonzalez (ReebV) 17:27 11 Allyson Marquand (unat) 17:31 12 Andrea DellaMonica (ReebV) 17:51 13 Jane Despas (UrbCyt) 17:57 14 Heather Bray (unat) 18:04 15 JoJo Yaba AnteaterTC 18:17 16 Annie Seawright (ReebV) 18:21 17 Marie Schumacher (Tyrus) 18:25 18 Sue Davis (UrbCyt) 18:28 19 Maribah Abiedo (ElCamAlum) 18:35 20 Yuri Kent (LFelizFl) 18:42 21 Yoi Liu (UrbCyt) 18:47 22 Michelle Ishio (ReebV) 18:50 23 Susan Armenta (unat) 19:00 24 Danna Brown (Tyrus) 19:02 25 Joan Gallagher (Tyrus) 19:02 WOMEN'S TEAM SCORES 1 Reebok V02 Max 25 2 Team Tyrus 54 3 Los Feliz Flyers 69 4 Urbanek Cytomax 82 5 Quest Club Arizona 125USATF New England Champs
Franklin Park, Boston MA; 16-Nov-97
Reported by Steve Vaitones
In snowy conditions similar to those in which she won the World Cross
Country Championshps in 1992 at Franklin Park, Lynn Jennings won Sunday's
USATF New England Cross Country Championships, outdistancing runner-up
Molly Watcke of Newbury MA by a full one minute ten seconds over the 6
kilometer (3.7 mile) course.
Joan Nesbit of Carrboro NC, who won the USATF Championship in 1995
on this same course, was third.
Former Providence College All-American Mike Donnelly ran to a solid win
over former Dartmouth standout Ray Pugsley on the snowy and muddy course,
as poor footing slowed times significantly.
Central Mass. Striders earned both the men's and women's New England team
champion titles.
Men (9755 meters)
1, Mike Donnelly , Providence RI 31:15 2, Ray Pugsley, Arlington VA, 31:33 3, Andy Downin, Arlington VA, 31:42 4, Rod DeHaven, Madison WI, 31:46 5, Tim Gannon, Brighton MA, 31:48 6, Ted Fitzpatrick, Knoxville TN, 31:51 7, Kevin Graham, Atlanta GA, 31:58 8, Matt Smith, Washington DC, 31:59 9, Brian Clas, Long Island NY, 32:00 10, Andy Keith, Canton MA, 32:02Women (6017 meters)
1, Lynn Jennings, Newmarket NH, 20:48 2, Molly Watcke, Newbury MA, 21:58 3, Joan Nesbit, Carrboro NC, 22:08 4, Kristin Beaney, Lexington MA, 22:11 5, Blake Phillips, Chapel Hill NC, 22:23 6, Kate Fonshell, Ardmore PA, 22:46 7, Suzanne Walmsley, Franklin MA, 22:58 8, Marty Shue, Washington DC, 23:05 9, Anne Curi-Preisig, Chestnut Hill MA, 23:10 10, Mimi Corcoran, Mendon MA, 23:22USA NORTHWEST REGIONAL CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS
Blue Lake Park, Portland, Oregon (Site of '97 USA XC Nats)
Saturday, November 22, 1997Reported by Mike Scott
Conditions: Cold, driving winds
Course: Mostly flat, wet grass; uneven footing
(Portland, OR, November 22)--Former University of Portland star Pete
Julian (Boulder, Co) outlasted '96 USA/Reebok Grand Prix Champ Rob Cook
(Tacoma, Wa) at the November 22 USA Northwest Regional Cross Country
Championships contested at Portland's Blue Lake Park, while four-time NCAA
track champ Claire Eichner-Taylor (Eugene, Or) returned to the winner's
podium with a run-away victory in the women's competition. Seattle-based
Club Northwest swept the team titles as runners previewed the course that
will be the site of the December 7 USA Cross Country Championships.
Competing in extremely wet, windy conditions that at times bordered on the
ridiculous, '97 USA 10,000 bronze medalist Pete Julian drafted off '96 USA
Cross Country fifth-placer Rob Cook for the first four miles as the two
pulled away from a strong field that included Dan Nelson, Dan Browne, and
Ashley Johnson. Julian waited until the course turned so that the wind was
at their back before surging and gradually pulling away from Cook to win
in 24-minutes, 28-seconds over the two-loop 8-kilometer course. Cook
finished nine seconds behind in 24:37, while Nelson edged Johnson 25:02 to
25:03.
Former Wisconsin star Claire Eichner-Taylor, who won four NCAA titles at
the 1500, mile, and 3000 for the Badgers, ran away from the women's field
to win in 28:53 over the same 8k course that the senior women will contest
at nationals. Former Arizona State standout Kelly Cordell, who qualified
for last spring's 10,000 USA Championships, finished second in 29:38, just
ahead of former Auburn star Rachel Sauder.
Women's 8K:
1, Claire Eichner-Taylor, Asics, 28:53; 2, Kelly Cordell, Etonic, 29:38; 3, Rachel Sauder, Nike, 29:46; 4, Emily Anderson, CNW, 29:51; 5, Mindy Schneider, CNW, 30:04; 6, Hillier, Asics, 30:07; 7, Borgert, Asics, 30:08; 8, Petrsorich, CNW, 30:24; 9, Beck, MovCom, 30:32; 10, Bergesen, CNW, 30:40; Others--11, Williams, CNW, 30:46; 12, Harri, CNW, 30:49; 13, Richards, CNW, 31:04; 14, Borovicka, un, 31:10; 15, Lavornga, CNW, 31:27; 18, Dockter, CNW, 31:57; 19, Kirsininkas, CNW, 32:01; 21, Stahl, CNW, 32:25; 23, Nelson, CNW, 32:33; 25, Markley, CNW, 32:57; 28, Schriver, CNW, 33:32 [39 finishers]Men's 8K:
1, Pete Julian, adidas, 24:28; 2, Rob Cook, New Balance, 24:37; 3, Dan Nelson, New Balance, 25:02; 4, Ashley Johnson, Nike, 25:03; 5, Kelly Lambert, un, 25:06; 6, Rogers, un, 25:11; 7, Browne, Nike, 25:27; 8, Kent, NB-Coastal, 25:48; 9, Davis, un, 25:54; 10, Dickson, CNW, 26:08; Others--11, Reynolds, un, 26:12; 12, Spear, CNW, 26:16; 14, Sauvage, CNW, 26:21; 15, T. Julian, adidas, 26:23; 17, Crowther, CNW, 26:33; 23, Davies, CNW, 26:51; 32, R. Julian, un, 27:42; 33, Hatzenbeler, CNW, 27:43; 39, Harri, CNW, 28:22; 46, Salazar, CNW, 29:49.USATF Pacific Assoc./Western Regional XC Champs
November 22, 1997 San Francisco, California
Reported by Mark Winitz
**Full results available on the PA/USATF web site**
http://home.earthlink.net/~thomtrimble/PAUSATF.html
Open Men (6 Miles)
Place Name Club State/ Age Time 1 Matt Giusto Reebok NM 31 29:43.04 2 Alan Culpepper BMF CO 25 29:43.70 3 Robert Gary Nike Intl CO 23 29:47.99 4 Shawn Found BMF CO 27 29:49.80 5 Marc Davis BMF CO 27 30:00.35 6 Mike Tansley B.O.A. CA 26 30:04.25 7 Keith Dowling BMF CO 28 30:11.11 8 Steve Frisone B.O.A. CA 26 30:40.88 9 James Menon Asics 24 30:42.69 10 Chris Schille Aggies CA 31 30:45.06 Also: 11-Greg Jimmerson Unatt 30:50.38; 12 -Fred Carter NikeFarm 30:51.48, 13-Dave Cullum NikeFarm 30:54.17; 14-Jason Lienau Aggies 31:02.80, 15-Michael Friedberg 231:05.98, 16-Eric Mack Nike Intl 31:07.57; 17-Mark McManus NikeFarm 31:11.64; 18-Brian Culley 31:17.19; 19 -Denis Ruysschaert Unatt 31:19.11; 20 -Kevin Selby Chico TC 31:21.03; 23-Jamey Harris Aggies 31:24.33; 24-Gabe Jennings Unatt..31:28.56; 67-Jim Sorensen Aggies 33:22.91 Masters (40-49): 1-Miguel Tibaduiza SilverSt 32:58:19Open Women (4 Miles)
1 Melody Fairchild Adidas CO 24 22:23.57 2 Gwyn Coogan CO 32 22:38.95 3 Inge Schuurmans CO 34 22:50.92 4 Laura Cattivera ReebokVo2 CA 29 22:52.90 5 Magdalena Lewy Unatt CA 23 22:55.15 6 Trina Painter NewBalance AZ 31 23:03.34 7 Lisa Lopez Adidas CA 25 23:07.40 8 Polly Plumer-St. Geme CA 33 23:11.85 9 Kristin Cobb NikeFarm CA 23 23:24.81 10 Gracie Padilla ReebokVo2 CA 26 23:32.06 Also: 11-Shayne Culpepper Adidas 23:33.16; 12 -Kristin VonTeuber ReebokVo2 23:34.37; 13 -Cori Knoeller Adidas 23:36.07; 14-Brooke Busch 23:37.12; 15-Priscilla Hein AZ 24:03.70; 16-Diana Fitzpatrick Impala 24:04.25; 17-Kira Jorgenson CO 24:11.83; 18-Bigna Samuel NikeFarm 24:12.05; 19-Staci Snider CA 24:12.27; 20-Christina Blackmer NE 24:16.33 Western Region Team Results Open Men - USATF Association Teams 1 Colorado USATF 20 2 Southern California USATF 51 3 Pacific Association USATF "A" 58 4 Pacific Association USATF "B" 85 Open Women - USATF Association Teams 1 Colorado USATF 22 2 Pacific Association USATF "A" 40 3 Southern California USATF 68 4 Pacific Association USATF "B" 98 Open Men - Club Teams 1 Nike Farm Team "A" 51 2 BOA 53 3 Reebok Aggies 61 4 Nike Farm Team "B" 99 5 Chico Track Club 104 6 Reebok VO2/Max 162 7 Excelsior Track Club 164 8 West Valley Track Club 224 9 East Bay Striders 236 Open Women - Club Teams 1 Reebok VO2/Max 40 2 Nike Farm Team 43 3 Impala Racing Team 60 4 Reebok Aggies 90 5 West Valley Track Club 125 (Pacific Association championship teams results will be released following verification of athletes' eligibility and club affiliation.