9 SITES, November 13 — All women’sraces contested at 6K (3.73M).
The top 2 teams (and their members) in each Region qualify for the NCAA Championships at Indiana State on Saturday, November 21. In addition, 14 at-large teams will be added based on formula. First-4 finishers in each Region not on an advancing team will also qualify. These additions will be announced on Saturday, November 14.
In results: *** = frosh; ** = soph; * = junior; all others are seniors ‘ = not eligible for U.S. international teams.
Northeast: Boston College & Keira Rogan (Syracuse)
Bethpage, New York — As expected, fans saw a close battle between No. 27 Providence and No. 30 Boston College, the defending champions. The latter jumped out to an early race lead that the Friars steadily whittled down, but BC managed to hold on for the 51–58 win. Syracuse was 3rd at 77 with UConn scoring 109.
Running in a cold, windy rain, Keira Rogan of Syracuse dueled with BU’s Adrienne Buettner-Cable at the front of a large pack. Rogan had the much better kick, storming the end stages of the race to take the win in 19:46.9 to Buettner-Cable’s 19:51.8. Boston College was led by Dutch frosh Rosalie Ten Bruggencate in 3rd (19:58.2). Providence leader Anna Gardiner was next in 20:03.8. BC put two more in the top 7, while Providence filled places 8-9-11.
Team Scores
1. Boston College 51; 2. Providence 58; 3. Syracuse 77; 4. UConn 109; 5. Boston U 193; 6. Harvard 213; 7. UMass Amherst 235; 8. Yale 250; 9. Columbia 269; 10. Iona 299.
Individuals
1. **Keira Rogan (Syr) 19:46.9; 2. Adrienne Buettner-Cable (BU) 19:51.8; 3. ***Rosalie Ten Bruggencate’ (BC-Neth) 19:58.2; 4. *Anna Gardiner’ (Prov-GB) 20:03.8; 5. Imogen Gardiner’ (BC-Aus) 20:04.9; 6. **Sascha Letica’ (Ct-NZ) 20:07.2; 7. Ella Fadil (BC) 20:11.6; 8. *Gabby Schmidt’ (Prov-Aus) 20:13.5; 9. **Kate Currie’ (Prov-NZ) 20:14.8; 10. *Olivia Murray (Col) 20:15.4; 11. *Emily Bush (Prov) 20:15.9; 12. **Jayden Harberts (Syr) 20:16.7; 13. Hebe Chadwick’ (Yale-Neth) 20:19.1; 14. ***Allison Wasson’ (Ct-Can) 20:19.2; 15. ***Zoey McNabb (Vt) 20:22.4; 16. ***Annabelle Miller’ (BC-Aus) 20:22.9; 17. Lara Mannes Diaz de Cerio’ (Ma-GB) 20:23.2; 18. **Carmen Luisi (Syr) 20:23.2; 19. **Brooke Strauss (Ct) 20:23.5; 20. *Claire Daniels (BC) 20:24.9; 21. Mary-Kate Finn (MaL) 20:25.3; 22. **Maisie Burns’ (Syr-GB) 20:26.9; 23. Sophia Gorriaran (Harv) 20:27.8; 24. ***Gretta Johnson’ (Syr-Aus) 20:31.7; 25. *Caroline Collins (BU) 20:33.1.
Mid-Atlantic: West Virginia & Joy Naukot
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania — The formchart held as No. 3 West Virginia crushed the field with a 19-point performance, sweeping the first 4 spots and grabbing 9th to boot. Penn State (No. 24) managed 2nd with 83 points, and No. 29 Princeton got 3rd with 105.
In near-freezing and damp conditions, West Virginia’s Joy Naukot jumped to the lead immediately and stayed there to defend her title. She passed 5K in 16:29.4, running alongside teammate Mercy Kinyanjui. The closest pursuers of the Mountaineer pack were Big East champ Barrett Justema of Georgetown and Maureen Cheruiyot of Pitt.Naukot won in 19:19.1, with her teammates Kinyanjui (19:20.7), Sheila Chepkirui (19:22.8) and Alexis Lamb (19:25.3) following. Justema got 5th in 19:25.7, ahead of Cheruiyot’s 19:28.5.
Team Scores
1. West Virginia 19; 2. Penn State 83; 3. Princeton 105; 4. Villanova 120; 5. Georgetown 165; 6. Penn 179; 7. Pitt 242; 8. Robert Morris 252; 9. Bucknell 306; 10. Delaware 373.
Individuals
1. *Joy Naukot’ (WV-Ken) 19:19.1; 2. *Mercy Kinyanjui’ (WV-Ken) 19:20.7; 3. ***Sheila Chepkirui’ (WV-Ken) 19:22.8; 4. *Alexis Lamb (WV) 19:25.3; 5. Barrett Justema (Gtn) 19:25.7; 6. **Maureen Cheruiyot’ (Pitt-Ken) 19:28.5; 7. *Rosemary Shay (Vill) 19:36.1; 8. Tilly O’Connor (Vill) 19:51.7; 9. Emily Bryce’ (WV-Can) 19:52.4; 10. Claire Zubey (PennSt) 19:54.8; 11. *Emma de Jong’ (Prin-Aus) 19:59.6; 12. Katie Dallas (PennSt) 19:59.6; 13. ***Allison Lee (Penn) 19:59.8; 14. *Hadley Mahoney (GWa) 20:05.7; 15. ***Fancy Chepkoech’ (PennSt-Ken) 20:06.1; 16. *Anastasia Chepkorir’ (WV-Ken) 20:09.5; 17. **Maeve Smith (Vill) 20:09.8; 18. **Caroline Barton (Prin) 20:11.8; 19. *Meg Madison (Prin) 20:16.1; 20. Julia Dill (RMor) 20:16.4; 21. Sarah Fischer (Penn) 20:18.5; 22. Charlotte Costich (PennSt) 20:20.7; 23. Rachael Withrow (Marsh) 20:22.6; 24. ***Vivian Kipruto’ (PennSt-Ken) 20:24.9; 25. Samantha Hennen (RMor) 20:26.2.
Southeast: NC State & Hannah Gapes
Spartanburg, South Carolina — With 8 nationally-ranked teams at the line, the formchart survived in good shape, particularly at the top. No. 2 NC State emerged from a crowded pack after the mile and wound up winning again, this time by 29 points. The Wolfpack handled No. 9 South Carolina, 71-100. No. 11 Clemson followed with 105, then No. 14 Virginia Tech at 137; No. 22 Virginia was just 2 points back.
The Wolfpack was led by undefeated ACC champ Hannah Gapes, who took to the front around 3K and passed 5K in 15:30.8, more than 8 seconds in front of South Carolina’s Salma Elbadra. By the finish, Gapes had stretched that to 14.5 seconds with her 18:42.2, reversing the order they ran last year. In 3rd was Eastern Kentucky frosh (and UAC champ) Brighter Jepchumba (19:00.9). Clemson frosh Nancy Cherop ran 4th (19:01.2) and Kentucky’s Ann Lemirisho was 5th (19:05.7).
Team Scores
1. NC State 71; 2. South Carolina 100; 3. Clemson 105; 4. Virginia Tech 137; 5. Virginia 139; 6. Duke 179; 7. North Carolina 197; 8. Kentucky 205; 9. Eastern Kentucky 216; 10. Wake Forest 270.
Individuals
1. Hannah Gapes’ (NCSt-NZ) 18:42.2; 2. **Salma Elbadra’ (SC-Mor) 18:56.7; 3. ***Brighter Jepchumba’ (EnKy-Ken) 19:00.9; 4. ***Nancy Cherop’ (Clem-Ken) 19:01.2; 5. **Ann Lemirisho’ (Ky-Ken) 19:05.7; 6. *Silvia Jelelgo’ (Clem-Ken) 19:06.3; 7. *Bethany Michalak (NCSt) 19:07.2; 8. **Edna Chelulei’ (EnKy-Ken) 19:08.7; 9. Judy Kosgei’ (Clem-Ken) 19:15.5; 10. **Doricah Minsari Isoe’ (Ky-Ken) 19:19.4; 11. **Victoria Garces (Duke) 19:27.5; 12. *Angelina Napoleon (NCSt) 19:30.9; 13. *Nancy Chepleting’ (Louis-Ken) 19:39.6; 14. Abir Reffas’ (SC-Alg) 19:40.5; 15. *Allie Zealand (Lib) 19:40.5; 16. ***Louise Bailly’ (SC-Fra) 19:44.2; 17. **Emma Lindner’ (VaT-Ger) 19:44.5; 18. *Janet Jepkemboi Amimo’ (Ky-Ken) 19:45.4; 19. Aniya Mosley (VaT) 19:46.9; 20. Gladys Chepngetich’ (Clem-Ken) 19:47.4; 21. **Tessa Walter (Furm) 19:47.7; 22. **Emily Wisniewski (NCSt) 19:48.5; 23. Brooke Wilson (WF) 19:48.9; 24. *Tatum David (Va) 19:50.7; 25. ***Cassidy Armstrong (Duke) 19:52.5.
South: Alabama & Caren Kiplagat
Tallahassee, Florida — Alabama, ranked just No. 4 nationally, looked to be in another zone entirely with a smashing 21-point win on the Apalachee Regional Park course, finishing 1-2-5-6-7 to beat No. 5-ranked Florida by more than 50 points. The Gators scored 74, finishing ahead of Vanderbilt (115), Florida State (115), and Middle Tennessee (133).
In the early kilometers, Alabama’s Caren Kiplagat, runner-up last year, led a monster pack, with 55th place just 2 seconds back at the 1K. Her teammates gradually moved up, and by 3K (9:55.8) four had joined her in the top 10. Kiplagat made her break approaching 5K (16:12.5), with Auburn’s Faith Chelangat leading the chase at 16:15.3.
At the finish, Kiplagat hit 19:20.6 for a 35m win over teammate Cynthia Jemutai (19:25.6). Chelangat got 3rd (19:28.1) with Tennessee’s Mary Ogwoka 4th (19:32.0). Then came Alabama’s knockout punch: Brenda Tuwei, Milicent Wafula and Mildred Rono, as Kenyans took the top 10 places.
Team Scores
1. Alabama 21; 2. Florida 74; 3. Vanderbilt 115; 4. Florida State 115; 5. Middle Tennessee 133; 6. Tennessee 192; 7. Lipscomb 196; 8. Auburn 230; 9. Georgia 275; 10. Ole Miss 333.
Individuals
1. **Caren Kiplagat’ (Al-Ken) 19:20.6; 2. **Cynthia Jemutai’ (Al-Ken) 19:25.6; 3. ***Faith Chelangat’ (Aub-Ken) 19:28.1; 4. **Mary Ogwoka’ (Tn-Ken) 19:32.0; 5. *Brenda Tuwei’ (Al-Ken) 19:33.3; 6. **Milicent Wafula’ (Al-Ken) 19:33.6; 7. **Mildred Rono’ (Al-Ken) 19:40.2; 8. **Evalyne Wambui’ (MTn-Ken) 19:41.1; 9. **Desma Chepkoech’ (Fl-Ken) 19:51.6; 10. ***Mercy Sergon’ (Jacksonv-Ken) 19:57.9; 11. **Claire Stegall (Fl) 19:58.4; 12. ***Maggie Jebitok’ (Vand-Ken) 20:05.8; 13. *Nicole Dinan’ (FlSt-Ire) 20:07.7; 14. *Lily Kriegel (Vand) 20:08.7; 15. Bieke Schipperen’ (FlSt-Neth) 20:09.1; 16. ***Maggie McCormick (Fl) 20:10.7; 17. Harley Kletz (Lips) 20:13.6; 18. *Reagan Gilmore (Fl) 20:14.5; 19. ***Faith Chepchumba’ (Tn-Ken) 20:15.1; 20. **Isobelle Jones’ (Fl-GB) 20:19.3; 21. *Elizabeth Magoma’ (MTn-Ken) 20:20.8; 22. **Claire Shelton (GaT) 20:21.3; 23. **Betsy Jepkemei’ (Vand-Ken) 20:21.7; 24. **Bella Grenier (FlSt) 20:22.9; 25. **Rylee Blade (FlSt) 20:25.1.
Great Lakes: Toledo & Karina James
East Lansing, Michigan — No. 16 Toledo came in expected to run 2nd to No. 11 Notre Dame, but the Rockets instead dominated on an overcast, breezy day, sweeping the top 3 places en route to a 31–60 win over the Irish. Michigan (117) and Indiana (120) grabbed the next two spots.
The individual race proved fascinating. Indiana frosh Katy Zang stormed to the early lead, stretching it up to 50 meters at times as she passed through 3K in 9:42.6. Akron’s Mercy Jebitok, leading the chase pack, reeled her in and passed her just before the 4K mark. Swallowed by the pack, Zang — reportedly ill earlier in the week — collapsed, picking herself up to finish 12th.
Jebitok led through the 5K (16:43.1), but the Toledo trio paced their effort well, passing her before the finish line loomed in sight. Senior Karina James took the win in 19:55.2 with frosh Purity Chepkirui a half-step behind and Dorcas Kiptanui a few strides back.
Team Scores
1. Toledo 31; 2. Notre Dame 60; 3. Michigan 117; 4. Indiana 120; 5. Michigan State 185; 6. Bowling Green 208; 7. Wisconsin 248; 8. Western Michigan 273; 9. Purdue 332; 10. Cincinnati 335.
Individuals
1. Karina James (Tol) 19:55.3; 2. ***Purity Chepkirui’ (Tol-Ken) 19:55.4; 3. *Dorcas Kiptanui’ (Tol-Ken) 19:57.8; 4. **Mercy Jebitok’ (Akr-Ken) 20:01.1; 5. *Mary Bonner Dalton (NDm) 20:08.6; 6. *Melody Jebiwot’ (Tol-Ken) 20:12.9; 7. Megan Hipple (Akr) 20:17.0; 8. Gretchen Farley (NDm) 20:29.6; 9. *Rachael Hoover (BG) 20:29.9; 10. Brooke Johnston (Mi) 20:30.5; 11. Penelopea Gordon (Mi) 20:31.1; 12. ***Katy Zang (In) 20:31.3; 13. ***Klaire Eighner (MiSt) 20:33.9; 14. *Amaya Aramini (NDm) 20:34.3; 15. *Taylor Pangburn (MiSt) 20:36.0; 16. **Chloe Huyler (NDm) 20:36.5; 17. Reagan Riley (NDm) 20:38.2; 18. *Isabel Allori (NDm) 20:45.0; 19. *Laura Acuna’ (Tol-Chl) 20:53.7; 20. *Maddie Rocchio (In) 20:53.9; 21. McKinley Fielding (Young) 20:56.7; 22. *Mikaela Helling (Wi) 20:57.8; 23. Lucinda Rourke’ (In-Aus) 20:58.6; 24. *Lexi Panning (BG) 20:58.9; 25. *Bella Earl’ (Tol-NZ) 20:58.9.
Midwest: Iowa State & Billah Jepkirui (Oklahoma State)
Ames, Iowa — In a surprising result, No. 25 Iowa State upended No. 8 Oklahoma State, the defending champion, with a solid front-end performance. The Cyclones placed 3 in the top 5 for a 72–91 win over the Cowgirls. Other nationally-ranked programs filled the next three spots: No. 21 Northwestern (113), No. 20 Missouri (152) and No. 28 Minnesota (155).
The key players didn’t move up until the final mile. Saint Louis’s Polish senior, Oliwia Wawrzyniak, led a monster pack past 2K before Missouri’s Monica Wanjiku took over. By 5K (16:29.6), Oklahoma State’s Maureen Cherotich had moved to the front with Big 12 runner-up, Billah Jepkirui, floating alongside.
A fast (2:49.3) final K gave the win to Jepkirui in 19:18.9 — she ran her final 3K in 9:15.8. But two from Iowa State also finished well to take the next two sticks, Betty Kipkore (19:19.9) and Rosemary Longisa (19:20.0). Cherotich (19:27.8) finished 4th and Iowa State’s Mercy Kibet was 5th (19:30.0). Kenyans took the first 8 places.
Team Scores
1. Iowa State 72; 2. Oklahoma State 91; 3. Northwestern 113; 4. Missouri 152; 5. Minnesota 155; 6. Oklahoma 195; 7. North Dakota 213; 8. Bradley 253; 9. Kansas 281; 10. South Dakota 301.
Individuals
1. Billah Jepkirui’ (OkSt-Ken) 19:18.9; 2. **Betty Kipkore’ (IaSt-Ken) 19:19.9; 3. **Rosemary Longisa’ (IaSt-Ken) 19:20.0; 4. **Maureen Cherotich’ (OkSt-Ken) 19:27.8; 5. **Mercy Kibet’ (IaSt-Ken) 19:30.0; 6. **Monica Wanjiku’ (Mo-Ken) 19:30.5; 7. ***Domtila Cheruto’ (Ok-Ken) 19:32.7; 8. *Emmaculate Jemutai’ (Ks-Ken) 19:33.5; 9. *Sanae Hassnaoui’ (Ok-Mor) 19:34.9; 10. Ali Bainbridge (Nb) 19:36.4; 11. *Ava Criniti (NWn) 19:42.9; 12. ***Irine Jepkirui’ (Ks-Ken) 19:43.3; 13. Skye Ellis’ (NWn-Aus) 19:44.1; 14. **Vivien Kipkorir’ (Wich-Ken) 19:47.7; 15. Ali Weimer (Mn) 19:48.5; 16. *Isabelle Schmitz (Mn) 19:50.3; 17. **Noelle Steines (Brad) 19:54.1; 18. *Geneva Timmerman (SD) 19:56.3; 19. ***Marion Jepchumba’ (Nb-Ken) 19:57.8; 20. Rahel Broemmel’ (Mo-Ger) 19:58.4; 21. Oliwia Wawrzyniak’ (StLou-Pol) 19:59.2; 22. *Sara Morefield (Tulsa) 20:00.1; 23. ***Mercyline Kirwa’ (IaSt-Ken) 20:01.6; 24. *Olivia Correale’ (ND-Can) 20:02.4; 25. Victoria Lagat’ (OkSt-Ken) 20:05.0.
South Central: Arkansas & Elizabeth Khatevi (A&M–Corpus Christi)
College Station, Texas — No. 23 Arkansas, as the only nationally-ranked team in the field, came through as expected to score 51 points in 1st, topping SMU (109), Stephen F. Austin (113) and Tulane (115), among others.
On a cool start to what would be an 80-degree day, the individual win went to Elizabeth Khatevi of Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. The Kenyan junior stayed a step off the pace until the final stretch, when she unleashed a brutal kick, passing Baylor’s Ruth Kimeli (19:06.1) and Arkansas’s Isca Chelangat (19:06.2) to win by nearly 8 seconds in 18:58.2. SMU’s Rose Mburu (19:11.8) came next, well ahead of Texas A&M’s Debora Cherono (19:25.4). The Razorbacks’ Paityn Noe in 8th was the only American in the top 11.
Team Scores
1. Arkansas 51; 2. SMU 109; 3. Stephen F. Austin 113; 4. Tulane 115; 5. Texas A&M 155; 6. LSU 197; 7. Texas 270; 8. TCU 296; 9. Houston 304; 10. Texas A&M-CC 313.
Individuals
1. *Elizabeth Khatevi’ (AMCC-Ken) 18:58.2; 2. *Ruth Kimeli’ (Bay-Ken) 19:06.1; 3. **Isca Chelangat’ (Ar-Ken) 19:06.2; 4. **Rose Mburu’ (SMU-Ken) 19:11.8; 5. **Debora Cherono’ (TxAM-Ken) 19:25.4; 6. *Blezzin Kimutai’ (Tul-Ken) 19:27.0; 7. *Valentine Jemutai’ (SFA-Ken) 19:33.8; 8. *Paityn Noe (Ar) 19:34.5; 9. **Edna Chepkemoi’ (LSU-Ken) 19:40.5; 10. *Mercy Kipchumba’ (SFA-Ken) 19:43.8; 11. Josphine Mwaura’ (Ar-Ken) 19:52.1; 12. ***Braelyn Combe (Ar) 19:53.5; 13. **Dorcas Jepkosgei’ (UTA-Ken) 19:54.1; 14. **Abigael Chemnagei’ (LSU-Ken) 19:56.7; 15. Alex Gobran (Rice) 19:58.9; 16. **Dorcas Naibei’ (Tul-Ken) 20:01.5; 17. ***Gabbie Bishop (Ar) 20:02.5; 18. *Uxue Castro Martin’ (McN-Spa) 20:03.9; 19. ***Emma Chepngetich’ (Ar-Ken) 20:04.7; 20. ***Laney Barnes (TxAM) 20:05.1; 21. ***Mary Nyangate’ (SMU-Ken) 20:09.5; 22. *Meryeme Mai’ (UTSA-Mor) 20:10.6; 23. **Carolina Correia’ (SMU-Por) 20:14.4; 24. Chachi Gonzales (TCU) 20:15.0; 25. ***Ariadna Navarro’ (TxHS-Spa) 20:15.4.
Mountain: New Mexico & Pamela Kosgei
Albuquerque, New Mexico — Running without Big 12 champ and ’25 regional winner Jane Hedengren or Riley Chamberlain, No. 1 BYU missed getting one of the two automatic qualifiers but likely has little to fear from the at-large process. Instead, it was No. 7 New Mexico again taking the win on a pleasant, sunny morning with 45 points ahead of No. 6 Northern Arizona (67). The Cougars finished 3rd with 81. No. 16 Utah (100) and No. 9 Colorado (103) finished 4th and 5th.
Mountain West champ Pamela Kosgei took the win for New Mexico, leading from the start and scoring the victory in 19:08.3 with Lobo teammates Mercy Kirarei (19:11.6) and Marion Jepngetich (19:24.0) completing the sweep. Taylor Lovell led BYU in 4th (19:46.7). Colorado’s Sheylah Kurgat ran 5th (19:48.4), ahead of Utah Valley’s Caren Kipsirat (20:00.2).
Team Scores
1. New Mexico 45; 2. Northern Arizona 67; 3. BYU 81; 4. Utah 100; 5. Colorado 103; 6. Wyoming 183; 7. Utah State 214; 8. Utah Valley 228; 9. Montana State 248; 10. Air Force 261.
Individuals
1. *Pamela Kosgei’ (NM-Ken) 19:08.3; 2. *Mercy Kirarei’ (NM-Ken) 19:11.6; 3. **Marion Jepngetich’ (NM-Ken) 19:24.0; 4. *Taylor Lovell (BYU) 19:46.7; 5. ***Sheylah Kurgat’ (Co-Ken) 19:48.4; 6. ***Caren Kipsirat’ (UtV-Ken) 20:00.2; 7. *Abbey Mathison (Co) 20:01.6; 8. Erin Vringer’ (Ut-Can) 20:03.2; 9. Ava Mitchell (NnAz) 20:06.9; 10. **Elsa Sundqvist’ (NnAz-Swe) 20:07.3; 11. Hayley Burns (NnAz) 20:17.4; 12. **Zariel Macchia (BYU) 20:23.4; 13. Tayla Gunton’ (Ut-Aus) 20:25.2; 14. Eowyn Dalbec (Wy) 20:28.8; 15. Christina Nisoli (NM) 20:30.8; 16. Emma Stutzman (NnAz) 20:34.1; 17. *Karrie Baloga (BYU) 20:34.6; 18. Natalie Swain (UtSt) 20:37.9; 19. Taylor Rohatinsky (BYU) 20:40.5; 20. Annastasia Peters (Ut) 20:43.7; 21. ***Addy Ritzenhein (NnAz) 20:48.0; 22. Ella Johnson (AF) 20:49.6; 23. Millie Wilcox (Ut) 20:50.3; 24. ***Faith Ngetich’ (NM-Ken) 20:50.8; 25. Sarah Ellis (UtSt) 20:50.8.
West: Oregon & Diana Cherotich
Sacramento, California — Oregon, ranked No. 11 coming in, easily handled the West field, scoring 38 points for the win over No. 17 Washington State (109), Boise State (112), Stanford (143) and No. 26 Washington (146). The Ducks started in the lead, but significantly bettered their score throughout the race, cutting it from 72 points at the mile.
For much of the race, Oregon’s Big 10 champ Diana Cherotich and Juliet Cherubet led, but at the finish, Mercy Chepkemoi of Arizona kicked to a spot between them. For Cherotich, the clock stopped at 18:55.6, with Chepkemoi (18:59.0) and Cherubet (19:04.5) both well ahead of Oregon’s Dalia Frias (19:28.0).
Team Scores
1. Oregon 38; 2. Washington State 109; 3. Boise State 112; 4. Stanford 143; 5. Washington 146; 6. San Francisco 239; 7. Gonzaga 241; 8. Oregon State 250; 9. Cal Baptist 280; 10. Portland 295.
Individuals
1. **Diana Cherotich’ (Or-Ken) 18:55.6; 2. ***Mercy Chepkemoi’ (Az-Ken) 18:59.0; 3. Juliet Cherubet’ (Or-Ken) 19:04.5; 4. Dalia Frias (Or) 19:28.0; 5. Kaiya Robertson’ (Boise-Can) 19:28.6; 6. Tatiana Cornejo (SLO) 19:30.6; 7. Julia Flynn (Stan) 19:33.8; 8. ***Millie Bii’ (WaSt-Ken) 19:40.4; 9. **Nelly Jemeli’ (WaSt-Ken) 19:44.9; 10. **Praise Chepkemoi’ (Az-Ken) 19:48.5; 11. ***Amaya Bharadwaj (Stan) 19:49.8; 12. **Faith Kipmaiyo’ (WaSt-Ken) 19:52.1; 13. Sophie Tau (Cal) 19:52.9; 14. ***Sofia Thogersen’ (Or-Den) 19:54.0; 15. ***Latham West (Port) 19:54.8; 16. Ella Thorsett (Or) 19:54.8; 17. *Nicole Bissell (Wa) 19:55.7; 18. **Constanze Paoli’ (Id-Ger) 19:56.3; 19. Milaina Almonte (SClara) 19:57.3; 20. Elle Marsyla (UCSD) 19:58.6; 21. Nanette Novak’ (Boise-Can) 20:00.8; 22. Julia David-Smith’ (Wa-Fra) 20:02.8; 23. Sage Brooks (OrSt) 20:03.4; 24. **Lily LaPorte (Boise) 20:05.3; 25. **Helena Mees’ (CalB-Bra) 20:07.8.
