2007 NCAA XC All Americans Named by USTFCCCA November 20, 2007 *LetsRun.com recap of men's meet here, women's meet here
NEW ORLEANS It was a Pac-10
Conference sweep at the 2007 NCAA Division I Cross Country Championships
as the Oregon Duck men and Stanford Cardinal women took home the team
titles on Monday afternoon.
The Ducks, who were ranked No. 1 heading
into the meet, didnt disappoint as they raced out to a hundred plus
point lead early on in the mens 10k race at the LaVern Gibson Cross
Country course in Terre Haute, Indiana. The team race tightened over
the final half of the race, but Oregon prevailed to win its first mens
title since 1977, defeating second place Iona, 85-113.
Oklahoma State finished third with Northern Arizona and Wisconsin rounding
out the top five in the team results.
Libertys Josh McDougal was the top
mens finisher as he completed the 10k course in a time of 29:22.4.
The championship was McDougals first and gave Liberty their second
NCAA Division I national champion. McDougal and Oregons Galen Rupp
were running toe-to-toe through the last 1000 meters before McDougal
pulled away for the win.
Stanford, led by senior Arianna Lambie,
won its third straight NCAA Division I cross country title. Lambie finished
ninth to help pace the Cardinal who scored 145 points, defeating both
Oregon (177 points) and Florida State (236) on the afternoon.
Texas Techs Sally Kipyego also successfully
defended her 2006 title, breaking the course record in the process.
Kipyego clocked an impressive 19:30.9 to break the previous course record
by 18 seconds. Kipyego now has five national titles to her credit; 2006
cross country, 2007 indoor track (3,000 and 5,000 meters) and 2007 outdoor
track (10,000 meters), and the 2007 cross country title.
In addition to the team and individual
titles that were decided on Monday, the U.S. Track & Field and Cross
Country Coaches Association announced the All-American lists.
The Pac-10 Conference placed ten women
on the All-American list and eight on the mens team. The Big Ten
had the second most on the womens with seven, while the Big East
had seven for the men.
The 2007 USTFCCCA Division I Mens
Cross Country All-Americans:
Augustus |
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Maiyo |
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Alabama |
Andy |
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Baker |
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Butler |
Chandler |
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Goodwin |
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BYU |
Phillip |
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Reid |
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Cal Poly |
Stephen |
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Pifer |
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Colorado |
Brent |
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Vaughn |
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Colorado |
Jacob |
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Korir |
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Eastern Kentucky |
Andrew |
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Bumbalough |
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Georgetown |
Matt |
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Debole |
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Georgetown |
Trent |
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Hoerr |
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Illinois |
Mohamed |
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Khadraoui |
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Iona |
Abraham |
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Ngetich |
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Iona |
Colby |
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Wissel |
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Kansas |
Francis |
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Kasagule |
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Lamar |
Josh |
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McDougal |
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Liberty |
Wesley |
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Korir |
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Louisville |
Cory |
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Thorne |
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Louisville |
Hassan |
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Mead |
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Minnesota |
Chris |
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Rombough |
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Minnesota |
Jeremy |
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Johnson |
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New Mexico |
Lopez |
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Lomong |
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Northern Arizona |
David |
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McNeill |
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Northern Arizona |
Patrick |
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Smyth |
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Notre Dame |
David |
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Chirchir |
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Oklahoma State |
Ryan |
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Vail |
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Oklahoma State |
Shadrack |
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Kiptoo-Biwot |
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Oregon |
Kenny |
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Klotz |
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Oregon |
Diego |
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Mercado |
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Oregon |
Daniel |
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Mercado |
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Oregon |
Galen |
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Rupp |
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Oregon |
David |
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Kinsella |
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Portland |
Ahmed |
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Haji |
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Providence |
Neftalem |
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Araia |
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Stanford |
Russell |
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Brown |
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Stanford |
Leonel |
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Manzano |
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Texas |
Shadrack |
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Songok |
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Texas A&M-Corpus Christi |
Austin |
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Ramos |
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UCLA |
Stephen |
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Samoei |
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UTEP |
Robert |
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Curtis |
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Villanova |
Seth |
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Pilkington |
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Weber State |
Christo |
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Landry |
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William & Mary |
Stuart |
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Eagon |
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Wisconsin |
Matt |
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Withrow |
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Wisconsin |
Mark |
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Korir |
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Wyoming |
The 2007 USTFCCCA Division I
Womens Cross Country All-Americans:
Ali |
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Kielty |
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Arizona State |
Jenna |
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Kingma |
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Arizona State |
Lauren |
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Hagans |
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Baylor |
Diana |
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Jepchirchir |
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Coastal Carolina |
Jenny |
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Barringer |
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Colorado |
Sara |
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Vaughn |
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Colorado |
Carmen |
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Ballard |
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Columbia |
Maddie |
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McKeever |
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Duke |
Susan |
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Kuijken |
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Florida State |
Barbara |
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Parker |
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Florida State |
Melissa |
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Grelli |
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Georgetown |
Natalie |
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Picchetti |
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Georgia |
Angela |
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Bizzarri |
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Illinois |
Meghan |
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Armstrong |
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Iowa |
Diane |
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Nukuri |
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Iowa |
Grace |
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Kemmey |
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Iowa State |
Lisa |
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Koll |
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Iowa State |
Erin |
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Webster |
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Michigan |
Nicole |
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Bush |
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Michigan State |
Jamie |
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Cheever |
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Minnesota |
Catherine |
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Parker |
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New Hampshire |
Brianna |
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Felnagle |
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North Carolina |
Ilsa |
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Paulson |
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Northern Arizona |
Nicole |
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Blood |
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Oregon |
Alexandra |
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Kosinski |
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Oregon |
Christy |
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Johnson |
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Princeton |
Danette |
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Doetzel |
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Providence |
Lauren |
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Blankenship |
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Samford |
Lauren |
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Centrowitz |
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Stanford |
Katie |
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Harrington |
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Stanford |
Arianna |
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Lambie |
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Stanford |
Sally |
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Kipyego |
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Texas Tech |
Alex |
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Becker |
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Tulsa |
Emily |
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Harrison |
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Virginia |
Tasmin |
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Fanning |
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Virginia Tech |
Anita |
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Campbell |
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Washington |
Katie |
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Follett |
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Washington |
Marie-Louise |
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Asselin |
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West Virginia |
Keri |
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Bland |
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West Virginia |
Hanna |
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Grinaker |
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Wisconsin |
Lindsay |
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Donaldson |
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Yale |
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