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Providence College Cross Country Competes At BIG EAST Championship At Van Cortlandt Park In New York

 
 
 

 
Kim Smith won the women's individual title at the BIG EAST Cross Championship and set a course record with a time of 20:01.
 
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Oct. 31, 2003

BRONX, N.Y. - The 8th-ranked Providence women's cross country team and the 20th-ranked Providence men's cross country team participated in the BIG EAST Conference Championship on Friday, October 31 at Van Cortlandt Park in Bronx, N.Y. PC's Kim Smith (Auckland, New Zealand) won the women's individual title and set a course record in the event with a time of 20:01. Junior Dylan Wykes (Kingston, Ontario) was the top finisher for the Friar men's team with a fourth-place individual finish in a time of 24:44. The women's team finished second (80 points) overall, while the men finished fourth (75 points) as a team.

In the women's race, Smith became the sixth female runner in PC history to win the BIG EAST crown and the first since Sara Dupre won it in 1998. Smith beat the previous course record set by Catherine Guyney of Boston College in 2001 by three seconds, as Guyney finished the championship that season in 20:04. Classmate Mary Cullen (Sligo, Ireland) finished second in a time of 20:37 as PC captured the top two spots. Sophomore Fiona Crombie of Christchurch, New Zealand, (21st - 21:55), junior Deirdre Byrne of Avoca, Ireland (25th - 22:00) and senior Lisa Cappello (31st - 22:20) also scored for the Friars. During the 2002 season, Providence finished fourth at the BIG EAST Championship. Notre Dame won the women's team title with 59 points.
 

 

In the men's race, Wykes was the only Friar to finish in the top-ten (fourth, 24:44) en route to a fourth-place team finish. Jonathan Fasulo of Villanova won the individual title with a time of 24:35. Junior Patrick Moulton (Pelham, N.H.) finished 11th for the Friars in a time of 24:57. Junior Patrick Guidera of Clonmel, Ireland (18th - 25:18), graduate-student Tim Curran of Northboro, Mass. (19th - 25:20) and senior Jamie Carmichael of Windsor, Vt. (23rd - 25:38) also scored for Providence. Georgetown won the team title with 29 points.

The men's and women's teams return to action on November 15 at the NCAA Northeast Regional Championship at Franklin Park in Boston, Mass.

MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY (8,000 meters)
Top-10 Finishers

1. Johnthan Fasulo Vill 24:35 2. Rod Kobrosi GTown 24:38 3. Chris Lukezic GTown 24:42 4. Dylan Wykes PC 24:44 5. Fleet Hower GTown 24:45 6. Tim Moore ND 24:45 7. Todd Mobley ND 24:47 8. John Bitok Syr 24:49 9. Chris Esselborn GTown 24:50 10. Garon Broderick GTown 24:54

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11. Pat Moulton PC 24:57 18. Pat Guidera PC 25:18 19. Tim Curran PC 25:20 23. Jamie Carmichael PC 25:38 28. Joe Dionne PC 25:57 36. Darren Brown PC 26:24 47. Ben Pollock PC 26:39 98. Liam Reale PC 29:41

MEN'S TEAM RESULTS

1. Georgetown 29 2. Notre Dame 66 3. Villanova 67 4. PROVIDENCE 75 5. Connecticut 176 6. Boston College 191 7. Syracuse 213 8. Pittsburgh 247 9. Virginia Tech 250 10. Miami 268 11. Rutgers 276 12. Seton Hall 339

WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY (6,000 meters) Top-10 Finishers

1. Kimberly Smith PC 20:01 2. Mary Cullen PC 20:37 3. Molly Huddle ND 20:47 4. Jen Kramer BC 20:48 5. Treniere Clement GTown 21:00 6. Kerry Meagher ND 21:01 7. Meghan Metcalfe WVU 21:02 8. Marlies Overbeeke VTech 21:05 9. Nicole Lee G'Town 21:12 10. Marina Muncan Vill 21:16

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21. Fiona Crombie PC 21:55 25. Deirdre Byrne PC 22:00 31. Lisa Cappello PC 22:20 54. Katie Twarog PC 23:28 65. Ashley Jensen PC 23:47 84. Roisin Quinn PC 24:28 87. Laura McCarthy PC 24:37

WOMEN'S TEAM RESULTS 1. Notre Dame 59 2. Providence 80 3. Georgetown 84 4. Villanova 91 5. Boston College 120 6. Virginia Tech 144 7. West Virginia 152 8. Connecticut 193 9. Pittsburgh 257 10. Rutgers 275 11. Miami 331 12. Syracuse 344 13. Seton Hall 433 14. St. John's 442

 
 
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