Colorado Wins NCAA Womens Cross Country
Posted Monday, November 22, 2004
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Colorado pulled an upset victory in the womens race at the NCAA Division I Cross Country Championships. Kim Smith of Providence was the individual winner, leading her team to a third place finish behind runner-up Duke. Stanford, heavily favored in spite of the absence of #1 runner Sara Bei, ran poorly and finished 5th.
The top 10 individuals:
1 - Kim Smith - Providence - 20:08.5
2 - Renee Metevier - Colorado - 20:26.4
3 - Caroline Bierbaum - Columbia - 20:30.7
4 - Laura Turner - Brigham Young - 20:37.5
5 - Maureen Mccandless - Pittsburgh - 20:38.2
6 - Lindsay Donaldson - Yale - 20:40.0
7 - Carol Henry - North Carolina Chapel Hill - 20:41.9
8 - Marina Muncan - Villanova - 20:42.8
9 - Angela Homan - Auburn - 20:43.8
10 - Fiona Crombie Providence - 20:45.9
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