Providence Men's and Women's Cross Country Finish 10th at NCAA Championships

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Claire Sherman finished 33rd at the NCAA Championships and earned All-America Honors.

Claire Sherman finished 33rd at the NCAA Championships and earned All-America Honors.

Nov. 19, 2001

The ninth-ranked Providence College men's cross country team scored 294 points to finish tenth at the 2001 NCAA Championships on Monday, November 19 at Furman University in Greenville, S.C. PC's 11th-ranked women's team scored 337 points to place tenth.

In the men's race junior Adam Sutton (Preston, England) finished 24th (30:00) to lead the Friars. Senior All-American Hamish Thorpe (Auckland, New Zealand) took the 29th spot (30:03). Sutton and Thorpe were both named to the 2001 All-America Team. For Thorpe, it was the second straight season he has earned All-America honors, while Sutton earned the honor for the first time. Senior Dermot Galvin (Kilrush, Ireland) finished 33rd (30:05), while freshman Patrick Guidera (Clonmel, Ireland) placed 128th (31:15) and junior Tyler McCabe (Mystic, Conn.) finished 141st (31:25). Freshman Patrick Moulton (Pelham, N.H.) took the 179th place (31:50) to round out the seven PC contenders.

In the women's race the Friars were paced by senior Claire Shearman (Portsmouth, N.H.) who finished 33rd (21:21) and earned 2001 All-America honors for the first time in her career. Junior Roisin McGettigan (Wicklow, Ireland) finished 53rd (21:43) and senior Kathryn Casserly (Galway, Ireland) placed 66th (21:10). Freshman Deirdre Byrne (Avoca, Ireland) finished 114th (22:16), junior Emer O'Shea (Limerick, Ireland) placed 157th (22:36), sophomore Lisa Cappello (Lockport, N.Y.), finished 196th (23:02) and freshman Mary Cullen (Sligo, Ireland) placed 214th (23:15).

 

 

For the men's cross country team, it marked the 12th time that the Friars have placed in the top-ten at the NCAA Championships. The women's team earned a top-ten finish for the 12th time in 13 years at the NCAA Championships.

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

1. Boaz Chboiywo E. Michigan 28:47 2. Jorge Torres Colorado 29:06 3. Alistair Gragg Arkansas 29:10 4. D. Ritzenheim Colorado 29:11 5. Luke Watson Notre Dame 29:19 6. Ryan Shea Notre Dame 29:23 7. Donald Shea Stanford 29:24 8. Matt Tegenkamp Wisconsin 29:26 9. Josh Kiper Wisconsin 29:29 10. Travis Laird N. Arizona 29:31

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24. Adam Sutton PC 30:00 29. Hamish Thorpe PC 30:03 33. Dermot Galvin PC 30:05 128. Patrick Guidera PC 31:15 141. Tyler McCabe PC 31:25 179. Patrick Moulton PC 31:50 219. Dylan Wykes PC 32:38

MEN'S TEAM RESULTS (Top-10 of 31)

1. Colorado 90 2. Stanford 91 3. Arkansas 118 4. N. Arizona 193 5. Wisconsin 245 6. Notre Dame 248 7. Portland 273 8. Villanova 282 9. N.C.State 293 10. Providence 294

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

1. Tara Chaplin Arizona 20:24 2. Renee Metivier Georgia Tech 20:31 3. Lauren Fleshman Stanford 20:35 4. Kristin Price N.C. State 20:36 5. Michaela Manova BYU 20:49 6. Jennifer Owens Virginia 20:43 7. Jessie Kindschi BYU 20:49 8. Molly Austin Colorado 20:51 9. Tara Northcutt BYU 20:55 10. Maggie Guiney BC 20:56

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33. Claire Sherman PC 21:21 53. Roisin McGettiganPC 21:43 66. Kathryn CasserlyPC 21:49 114. Deidre Byrne PC 22:16 156. Emer O'Shea PC 22:36 196. Lisa Cappello PC 23:02 214. Mary Cullen PC 23:15

WOMEN'S TEAM RESULTS (Top-10 of 31) 1. Brigham Young 62 2. N.C. State 148 3. Georgetown 180 4. Arizonan 194 5. Stanford 206 6. Boston College 232 7. North Carolina 239 8. Colorado 240 9. Virginia 303 10. Providence 337

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