Women's Track At NCAA Championship -- Sophomore Mary Cullen Places Fifth In 5,000 Meters, Team Finishes 27th

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Sophomore Mary Cullen finished 5th in the 5,000 final at the NCAA Championship on June 14.

Sophomore Mary Cullen finished 5th in the 5,000 final at the NCAA Championship on June 14.

June 15, 2003

PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- Providence College sophomore Mary Cullen (Sligo, Ireland) finished fifth and earned All-America honors in the finals of the women's 5,000 meters at the 2003 NCAA Outdoor Track Championships at California State University in Sacramento, Calif. on Saturday, June 14. The 5,000 meters was won by Lauren Fleshman of Stanford in a time of 15:24.06. The Friars scored 10 points at the NCAA Championship and finished tied for 27th, which marks the team's highest finish at the outdoor championship since it placed 12th in 1995. The LSU women's team captured the 2003 NCAA title. Cullen ran the 5,000-meter race in a time of 15:58.47. With her fifth-place finish she earned her second All-America honor in 2002-03 as she also received the accolades in cross country.

2003 DIVISION NCAA OUTDOOR TRACK CHAMPIONSHIPS -- JUNE14 -- RESULTS FROM 5,000 METER FINAL

SATURDAY, JUNE 14

TOP FIVE OF 16 -- WOMEN'S NCAA 5,000 METER FINALS

PLACE	ATHLETE	                SCHOOL	        TIME
1.	Lauren Fleshman	        Stanford	15:24.06
2.	Shalane Flanagan	North Carolina	15:30.60
3.	Sara Groton	        Colorado	15:40.30
4.	Molly Huddle	        Notre Dame	15:55.96
5.	Mary Cullen	        Providence	15:58.47

 

 

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