Paul Short meet at Lehigh

[Nevada Hoya]

Men came in 6th (top guys held out). Great spread of 19 s between our first and 5th place finisher. Stephen Kersh,GU grad student from the University of Portland was our top finisher.


1. U S Naval Academy
2955 9 Stephen Schroeder, So 23:57 4:50
2958 18 John Sweeney, Sr 24:19 4:54
2952 21 Samuel Peckham, Jr 24:22 4:55
2957 23 Lucas Stalnaker, So 24:24 4:55
2945 24 Zachary Hebda, Sr 24:24 4:55
2941 43 Harry Bullen, So 24:44 4:59
2954 51 Mitchell Pratt, So 24:50 5:00
Total Time = 2:01:26 Total Places = 95

2. University of Guelph
2994 4 Ross Proudfoot, 5 23:48 4:48
2997 16 Yves Sikubwabo, Jr 24:18 4:54
2991 26 Aaron Hendrikx, Sr 24:26 4:55
2986 38 Chris Dulhanty, Sr 24:38 4:58
2988 39 Andrew Gordon, Sr 24:38 4:58
2990 70 Kyle Grieve, Sr 24:58 5:02
2989 77 Christian Gravel, Jr 25:02 5:03
Total Time = 2:01:48 Total Places = 123

3. Adams State
1701 8 Kevin Batt, Jr 23:56 4:49
1703 10 Matthew Daniels, Sr 23:58 4:50
1710 13 Tabor Stevens, Sr 24:09 4:52
1704 19 Jack Espeset, So 24:21 4:54
1707 79 Chad Palmer, Fr 25:04 5:03
1702 86 Dominic Cabada, Jr 25:08 5:04
1709 211 Jackson Sayler, Fr 26:01 5:15
Total Time = 2:01:28 Total Places = 129

4. Yale University
3196 7 Kevin Dooney, Jr 23:55 4:49
3209 25 Cameron Stanish, Fr 24:25 4:55
3210 29 Duncan Tomlin, Jr 24:29 4:56
3205 34 James Randon, So 24:35 4:57
3200 37 John McGowan, Sr 24:38 4:58
3198 55 Andre Ivankovic, So 24:51 5:01
3197 66 Adam Houston, Fr 24:56 5:01
Total Time = 2:02:02 Total Places = 132

5. Iona College
2199 3 Chartt Miller, Fr 23:46 4:47
2197 15 Andrew Kowalsky, Sr 24:17 4:54
2194 20 Brandon Allen, Fr 24:21 4:55
2201 49 Andrew Tario, Fr 24:48 5:00
2193 58 Andy Adamovics, So 24:52 5:01
2198 165 Thomas McClellan, So 25:42 5:11
2202 175 Ross Wightman, So 25:48 5:12
Total Time = 2:02:04 Total Places = 145

6. Georgetown University
2075 33 Stephen Kersh, Sr 24:32 4:57
2074 42 Matt Howard, Sr 24:41 4:59
2078 47 Michael Lederhouse, So 24:45 4:59
2073 48 Austin Gregor, Jr 24:47 5:00
2068 54 Silas Frantz, So 24:51 5:01
2063 67 Amos Bartelsmeyer, Fr 24:56 5:02
2066 109 Max Darrah, Sr 25:22 5:07
Total Time = 2:03:36 Total Places = 224

[Nevada Hoya]

There were 42 men's team in the race. Villanova, a top 10 school in men's XC, finished 13th. Three of their top runners participated, but they tailed off from there. Georgetown will suffer from not having a low stick runner. But Carpenter, Murray, Leibold, and Green did not run today (at least not in this race).

[Nevada Hoya]

Women, without Katrina and Sam running, finished 2nd and 1st American college. 38 teams in this race.

1. University of Guelph
2 Katrina Allison, Jr 19:58 5:21
3 Heather Petrick, So 19:58 5:21
5 Katelyn Ayers, So 20:08 5:24
7 Carise Thompson, Fr 20:14 5:25
31 Sophie Watts, So 20:58 5:37
44 Madeline Yungblut, Jr 21:07 5:40
49 Jenn Dowling-Medley, Sr 21:08 5:40
Total Time = 1:41:16 Total Places = 48

2. Georgetown University
14 Madeline Chambers, Sr 20:26 5:29
22 Haley Pierce, So 20:40 5:32
28 Hannah Neczypor, Sr 20:53 5:36
29 Rachel Paul, So 20:55 5:36
34 Kennedy Weisner, Fr 21:01 5:38
46 Joanna Stevens, Sr 21:07 5:40
56 Sarah Cotton, So 21:13 5:41
Total Time = 1:43:55 Total Places = 127

3. F S U
1 Colleen Quigley, Sr 19:49 5:19
11 Pippa Woolven, Jr 20:19 5:27
24 Linden Hall, Sr 20:43 5:33
32 Georgia Peel, Jr 20:59 5:37
77 Bridget Blake, Fr 21:27 5:45
88 Chelsi Woodruff, Sr 21:38 5:48
121 Carly Thomas, Jr 21:57 5:53
Total Time = 1:43:17 Total Places = 145

4. Yale University
9 Kira Garry, Sr 20:14 5:25
41 Dana Klein, Fr 21:05 5:39
43 Emily Stark, Jr 21:07 5:40
52 Sami Glass, Fr 21:12 5:41
57 Kelli Reagan, Fr 21:14 5:41
81 Elizabeth McDonald, Jr 21:30 5:46
133 Shannon McDonnell, Jr 22:02 5:54
Total Time = 1:44:52 Total Places = 202

5. Cornell University
8 Taylor Spillane, So 20:14 5:25
15 Caroline Kellner, Jr 20:27 5:29
63 Claire DeVoe, Jr 21:18 5:42
71 Corey Dowe, Sr 21:22 5:44
73 Kristen Niedrach, Jr 21:24 5:44
79 Marianne Collard, Sr 21:29 5:46
106 Maggi Szpak, Jr 21:48 5:51
Total Time = 1:44:45 Total Places = 230

6. Brown University
25 Lucy Van Kleunen, So 20:52 5:36
45 Lily Harrington, Jr 21:07 5:40
48 Leah Eickhoff, Sr 21:08 5:40
50 Natalie Schudrowitz, Fr 21:09 5:40
67 Lydia Davenport, Jr 21:22 5:43
94 Clare Peabody, Fr 21:43 5:49
108 Megan Ratcliffe, Fr 21:49 5:51
Total Time = 1:45:38 Total Places = 235

7. Iona College
4 Rosie Clarke, Jr 19:59 5:21
6 Tara Jameson, Sr 20:14 5:25
30 Melissa Hawtin, Jr 20:57 5:37
95 Marlene Delices, Sr 21:44 5:49
124 Jessica Scheriff, Fr 21:58 5:53
154 Zoe Wojtech, So 22:15 5:58
205 Natalie Holder, Fr 22:40 6:04
Total Time = 1:44:52 Total Places = 259

8. U of Florida
16 Lauren Brasure, Fr 20:27 5:29
21 Taylor Tubbs, So 20:37 5:32
36 Rebakah Greene, Fr 21:03 5:39
66 Grace VanDeGrift, Jr 21:21 5:43
129 Macy Huskey, Jr 22:00 5:54
134 Amber Johnson, So 22:02 5:54
Total Time = 1:45:28 Total Places = 268

9. Alabama
23 Hannah Waggoner, So 20:43 5:33
40 Katelyn Greenleaf, Jr 21:05 5:39
62 Kimberley Ficenec, Jr 21:17 5:42
65 Rebecca Stover, Jr 21:21 5:43
85 Allison Gregg, So 21:35 5:47
115 Meropi Panagiotou, Jr 21:55 5:52
141 Caroline Barlow, Fr 22:07 5:56
Total Time = 1:46:01 Total Places = 275

10. Johns Hopkins
18 Tess Meehan, So 20:30 5:30
61 Ashley Murphy, Sr 21:16 5:42
69 Bridget Gottlieb, Fr 21:22 5:44
75 Sophia Meehan, Jr 21:25 5:44
92 Caroline Powers, Jr 21:41 5:49
126 Courtney Kelly, Jr 22:00 5:54
158 Abby Flock, Sr 22:17 5:58
Total Time = 1:46:14 Total Places = 315


32. Villanova University
132 Megan Venables, Sr 22:02 5:54
147 Katie Fisher, Fr 22:10 5:57
164 Erin Jaskot, Fr 22:19 5:59
169 Rebecca Del Rossi, Fr 22:21 5:59
184 Leanne Tucker, Sr 22:28 6:01
Total Time = 1:51:20 Total Places = 796

[Nevada Hoya]

FSU is a top 10 women's team, so this a good victory.

[sleepyjackson21]

No Bile or Fahy for the men. Excellent effort by the women. FSU ran their top 5 runners. The Hoyas held out 6 of their top 9 runners (Katrina, Andrea, Sam, Kelsey, Annemarie and Autumn). Just so many quality runners on the Hoyas roster.

[Nevada Hoya]

Sleepy, you're right (or as lic would say Wright); so that is our top four for the men and many of the top women runners.
Looking good for Pre-Nats in two weeks!


Other Hoyas who were not in our top 7:

Men
204. Conor Sheryak 25:51
226. Nick Golebiowski 25:59 both Conor and Nick are freshmen, eligibility wise.

Women
81. Heather Martin 21:30
86. Jenna Davidner 21:32
94. Piper Donaghu 21:40

[Nevada Hoya]

In the open race

Women:
12. Sabrina Southerland 21:55
35. Becca Deloache 22:26
41. Aleta Looker 22:33
63. Stefanie Kurgatt 22:53
67. Jocelyn Hubbard 22:55
90. Kristin Walsh 23:20
95. Emma Keenan 23:27

Many of the Hoyas in the open race are 800m runners.

[Nevada Hoya]

Interview with new Hoya coach Julie Culley: www.flotrack.org/coverage/251689-Paul-Short-XC-Invitational-2014/video/751740-Julie-Culley-on-coaching-at-Georgetown#.VDCFoRbIPIU

[Nevada Hoya]

Interview with our top woman finisher, Maddy: www.flotrack.org/coverage/251689-Paul-Short-XC-Invitational-2014/video/751732-Madeline-Chambers-leads-Georgetown-to-2nd#.VDCF-xbIPIU

[sleepyjackson21]

Nice finds. Interesting interviews. Definitely seems like the team is clicking. A quiet confident undertone.

[birdman]

Oct 4, 2014 11:49:14 GMT -5 Nevada Hoya said:

There were 42 men's team in the race. Villanova, a top 10 school in men's XC, finished 13th. Three of their top runners participated, but they tailed off from there. Georgetown will suffer from not having a low stick runner. But Carpenter, Murray, Leibold, and Green did not run today (at least not in this race).

Villanova split their squad between Lehigh and Washington. Their Aussie sophomore Patrick Tiernan looked GOOD winning by 20 seconds over a strong field including last year's 4th place individual Futsum Zienasellassie (NAU). Their other guys in this race weren't overwhelming (http://www.rtspt.com/events/uw/wa_inv14/men.htm), but as you noted, Williamsz, McEntee, and Denault were at Paul Short.

Unfortunately, for this year at least,I think our Hoyas are looking at a race for 2nd with Providence at Big East.

[Nevada Hoya]

You're right, birdman as far as the Big East goes. The NCAA Regionals should be tough also, because we are standing 4th in the regional rankings. Pre-Nats will be big for at large votes.