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Oct. 1, 2008
PROVIDENCE, R.I. - The Providence College men's and women's cross country teams are ranked among the top-20 in the nation according to the latest USTFCCCA Division 1 National Poll, released on September 30. The Friar women's team is ranked 13th in the nation with a total of 203 points. The men's team stands strong at 19th with 160 points. Oregon tops the men's poll with 360 points, followed by Oklahoma St. (346), Colorado (326), Iona College (301), and Alabama (300). Oregon is also ranked No. 1 in the women's poll with 359 points. Washington is second (345), followed by Florida State (337), Minnesota (317), and Stanford (309). The Providence men's and women's cross country teams return to action this weekend in one of the nation's oldest and largest intercollegiate cross country meets, the Notre Dame Invitational, in South Bend, IN. A total of 60 schools will be sending teams to the meet, 19 of which are currently ranked in the top 30 of the U.S.
The Women's Division I Cross Country National Poll: Ranking Team (first place votes) Totals 1. Oregon - (11) 359 2. Washington - (1) 345 3. Florida State 337 4. Minnesota 317 5. Stanford 309 6. Princeton 291 7. Arizona State 281 8. Michigan State 276 9. West Virginia 268 10. Illinois 258 11. Arkansas 243 12. Wisconsin 221 13. Providence 203 14. Florida 188 15. Michigan 176 16. Baylor 162 17. Colorado State 152 18. New Mexico 135 19. Rice 117 20. North Carolina State 112 21. Texas Tech 110 22. Georgetown 102 23. BYU 100 24. Northern Arizona 88 25. Boston College 79 26. Duke 66 27. Iowa 58 28. North Carolina 53 29. Tennessee 36 30. Stony Brook 31
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