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Sept. 30, 2003

PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- The Providence College women's cross country team received 251 points and fell to No. 12 in the FinishLynx Division I Women's Cross Country National Poll, which was released on Tuesday, September 30.

Brigham Young (385 points) held on to the No. 1 position as it received 10 first-place votes. Notre Dame (373 points) garnered the other three first-place votes and climbed to No. 2. Colorado (353 points), Arizona State (351 points) and North Carolina State (333) round out the top five.

The Friars competed at the Roy Griak Invitational on Saturday, September 27 in Minneapolis, Minn. and finished fourth of 26 teams. Junior Kimberly Smith (Auckland, New Zealand) won the individual title and became the third runner at Providence to win the Roy Griak Invitational crown and the first since Sara Dupre did it in 1997.

The Friars return to action on Friday, October 17th at the Penn State Meet.

FinishLynx NCAA DIVISION I WOMEN'S NCAA CROSS COUNTRY POLL September 30, 2003 Rank Team (First place votes) Points 1 Brigham Young (10) 385 2 Notre Dame 373 3 Colorado 353 4 Arizona State 351 5 North Carolina State 333 6 Michigan State 311 7 UCLA 306 8 North Carolina 291 9 Stanford 287 10 Georgetown 280 11 Columbia 274 12 PROVIDENCE 251 13 Villanova 242 14 Baylor 216 15 Northern Arizona 211 16 Wisconsin 187 17 Penn State 180 18 Arkansas 155 19 Colorado State 151 20 Wake Forest 138 21 Missouri 126 22 Tennessee 103 23 Michigan 90 24 Florida State 85 25 Washington 82 26 Princeton 65 27 William & Mary 62 28 Marquette 56.5 29 Southwest Missouri State 47.5 30 Nebraska 26

 
 
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