9 SITES, November 15 — All races contested at 6K (3.73M).
The top 2 teams (and their members) in each Region qualify for the NCAA Championships at Wisconsin on Saturday, November 23. In addition, 13 at-large teams will be added based on formula. First-4 finishers in each Region not on an advancing team will also qualify.
In results: *** = frosh; ** = soph; * = junior; all others are seniors ‘ = not eligible for U.S. international teams.
Northeast: Providence & Chloe Thomas (Connecticut)
Hopkinton, New Hampshire — Sunny skies and temps in the low 50s (10C) at the Hopkinton Fairgrounds brought out the best in coach Ray Treacy’s No. 11 Providence squad. The Friars put together a 3-4-5 finish which helped in bringing the winning score down to 51. No. 28 Syracuse got the second automatic qualifying spot, its 105 beating the 131 from No. 25 Boston College. Harvard ran 4th (144) and UConn 5th (151).
Connecticut senior Chloe Thomas only finished 7th last year. This year is another story. The Big East champ led the entire way, taking the victory in 19:23.1. after running each 2K loop faster than the last. Columbia’s Phoebe Anderson was 2nd in 19:31.5. Then came the Providence juggernaut: Kimberly May (3rd in 19:34.4), with Alex Millard 4th in the same time. Shannon Flockhart finished 5th at 19:36.3.
Team Scores
1. Providence 51; 2. Syracuse 105; 3. Boston College 131; 4. Harvard 144; 5. UConn 151; 6. Northeastern 253; 7. Army 255; 8. Boston U 258; 9. Dartmouth 294; 10. Columbia 295.
Individuals
1.Chloe Thomas’ (UConn-Can) 19:23.1; 2.Phoebe Anderson’ (Col-GB) 19:31.5; 3.Kimberley May’ (Prov-NZ) 19:34.4; 4.Alex Millard (Prov) 19:34.4; 5.Shannon Flockhart’ (Prov-GB) 19:36.3; 6.Jenna Zydanowicz (UConn) 19:53.7; 7. *Vera Sjöberg’ (BU-Swe) 19:55.2; 8.Brooke Morabito (CCt) 20:02.9; 9.Savannah Roark (Syr) 20:03.0; 10.Laura Mooney’ (Prov-Ire) 20:03.1; 11.Abigail Hassman (NEn) 20:09.5; 12. *Claire Archer (Yale) 20:15.5; 13.Madeleine Locher (Dart) 20:16.5; 14. *Molly Malague (Harv) 20:16.9; 15.Augustine Haquet’ (Corn-Fra) 20:19.9; 16. *Penelope Salmon (Harv) 20:20.1; 17. *Emma Eastman (Syr) 20:20.1; 18.Caroline Towle (UConn) 20:22.7; 19.Rylie Lusk (Syr) 20:23.5; 20. ***Abby Lewis (BC) 20:24.5; 21.Aoife Dunne (BC) 20:26.6; 22.Grace Weigele (SBr) 20:27.2; 23. *Mary-Kate Finn (UMLowell) 20:27.8; 24.Ella Gilson (Harv) 20:31.1; 25. *Jasmine Trott (Bryant) 20:31.5.
Mid-Atlantic: West Virginia & Ceili McCabe (West Virginia)
University Park, Pennsylvania – No. 5 West Virginia scored a dominating win on a cool (mid 40s/7C), foggy day in moving up from its 4th-place finish last year. With 5 runners in the top 13, the Mountaineers tallied a mere 41 points to hand defending champion (and No. 8-ranked) Georgetown (58) a 17-point defeat.
Ceili McCabe and frosh teammate Joy Naukot led early, but by halfway McCabe, the Big 12 champion who redshirted last track season to focus on the Olympics, started to pull away to defend her title. At the finish the Canadian sported an impressive 14-second lead over Georgetown’s Chloe Scrimgeour, 19:11.2–19:25.5. Third went to Villanova’s Sadie Sigfstead (19:30.8), ahead of Penn State’s Florence Caron (19:41.7) and Georgetown’s Lucy Jenks (19:45.4), as Naukot held on for 6th in 19:49.4.
No. 20 Penn State snared the 3rd-place spot at 85 points, with Princeton (99) and Villanova (108) following.
Team Scores
1. West Virginia 41; 2. Georgetown 58; 3. Penn State 85; 4. Princeton 99; 5. Villanova 108; 6. Pitt 258; 7. Penn 265; 8. Navy 299; 9. Maryland 301; 10. La Salle 318.
Individuals
1. Ceili McCabe’ (WV-Can) 19:11.2; 2. Chloe Scrimgeour (Gtn) 19:25.5; 3. *Sadie Sigfstead’ (Vill-Can) 19:30.8; 4. *Florence Caron’ (PennSt-Can) 19:41.7; 5. Lucy Jenks (Gtn) 19:45.4; 6. ***Joy Naukot’ (WV-Ken) 19:49.4; 7. **Gwenno Goode (LaS) 19:51.1; 8. **Rose Coats (Md) 19:53.8; 9. Mena Scatchard’ (Prin-GB) 19:58.2; 10. Sarah Tait’ (WV-GB) 19:58.9; 11. *Emily Bryce (WV) 20:05.6; 12. Sophia Toti (PennSt) 20:09.3; 13. Madison Trippett (WV) 20:13.2; 14. *Emma McGill (Vill) 20:14.7; 15. **Anna McNatt (Prin) 20:19.1; 16. *Charlotte Tomkinson (Gtn) 20:22.2; 17. *Almi Nerurkar (Gtn) 20:24.1; 18. **Barrett Justema (Gtn) 20:27.0; 19. ***Meg Madison (Prin) 20:28.9; 20. Kylee Mastin (Marsh) 20:31.8; 21. Fiona Max (Gtn) 20:32.8; 22. **Hayley Kitching’ (PennSt-Aus) 20:34.9; 23. **Claire Daniels (PennSt) 20:35.6; 24. Madaline Ullom (PennSt) 20:39.4; 25. *Nicole Vanasse (Vill) 20:40.2.
Southeast: NC State & Grace Hartman
Rock Hill, South Carolina — NC State upset the formchart in locking up a chance to defend its national title. The No. 17 Wolfpack tallied 60 points to win an eighth-straight regional crown in topping No. 15 Virginia (85) as well as the favorite, No. 13 North Carolina (119). Conditions were mild, temps in the high 50s (15C) and sunny after the morning fog burned off. Wake Forest took 4th (126) and Liberty 5th (162).
Wolfpack teammates Grace Hartman and Hannah Gapes shared the early lead. Clemson frosh Silvia Jelego moved into a close 2nd when Hartman passed 5K in 16:47.7. The battle raged until the finish, when Hartman came across inches ahead of Jelego, 20:04.2–20:04.4. That gave the soph, already an All-America on the track over 10K, the Regional title to go along with her ACC crown. Gapes landed 3rd in 20:08.3, with Clemson’s Judy Kosgei (20:21.6) and Virginia’s Margot Appleton (20:32.1) next.
Team Scores
1. NC State 60; 2. Virginia 85; 3. North Carolina 119; 4. Wake Forest 126; 5. Liberty 162; 6. Clemson 178; 7. Louisville 187; 8. Furman 208; 9. Virginia Tech 269; 10. High Point 272.
Individuals
1. **Grace Hartman (NCSt) 20:04.2; 2. ***Silvia Jelego’ (Clem-Ken) 20:04.4; 3. **Hannah Gapes (NCSt) 20:08.3; 4. **Judy Kosgei’ (Clem-Ken) 20:21.6; 5. Margot Appleton (Va) 20:32.1; 6. *Jenny Schilling (Va) 20:34.6; 7. **Gladys Chepngetich’ (Clem-Ken) 20:38.0; 8. Adelyn Fairley (Lib) 20:40.3; 9. *Brooke Rauber (NCSt) 20:42.2; 10. **Angelina Perez (WF) 20:47.2; 11. Brynn Brown (NC) 20:49.3; 12. Fatima Alanis (NC) 20:51.2; 13. ***Teresa Cherotich’ (SC-Ken) 20:51.3; 14. *Carly Wilkes (Furm) 20:54.0; 15. *Jenna Mulhern (Furm) 20:56.0; 16. ***Sharon Chepchirchir’ (VaT-Ken) 21:01.5; 17. **Brooke Wilson (WF) 21:02.1; 18. *Kaylie Armitage (Furm) 21:02.6; 19. ***Bethany Michalak (NCSt) 21:03.7; 20. ***Allie Zealand (Lib) 21:08.5; 21. **Gillian Bushee (Va) 21:14.1; 22. *Charli Montalvo (HPt) 21:16.6; 23. **Elizabeth Whaley (WF) 21:18.1; 24. Sophie Atkinson (Va) 21:18.4; 25. Rylee Penn (Louisv) 21:19.0.
South: Alabama & Hilda Olemomoi (Florida)
Tallahassee, Florida — Last year, Alabama teammates Doris Lemngole and Hilda Olemomoi ran 2-3 behind Florida’s Parker Valby. Now Olemomoi runs for Florida, and though Lemngole handily beat her at the SEC Championships, here she put together a kick that was barely enough to edge her former teammate on the line. The two ran neck-in-neck for much of the course in sunny, mild (69F/20C) conditions, Olemomoi passing 5K in 16:26.9 with Lemngole a tenth back. On the final stretch, Olemomoi led with a fast-closing Lemngole passing her inches too late, both timed in 19:26.9.
Alabama’s Brenda Tuwei finished 3rd in 16:31.4. Florida State’s Agnes McTighe (16:41.3) and Bieke Schipperen (16:41.4) came next, ahead of Alabama’s Pheline Cheruto (16:48.0). The Crimson Tide, ranked No. 7 nationally, finished with 50 points. No. 18 Florida came in 2nd with 86. In 3rd, No. 24 Florida State surprised No. 16 Tennessee, 96–125, with Lipscomb 5th at 136.
Team Scores
1. Alabama 63; 2. Florida 79; 3. Florida State 106; 4. Tennessee 123; 5. Lipscomb 134; 6. Mississippi 150; 7. Georgia Tech 180; 8. Auburn 229; 9. Vanderbilt 271; 10. Mississippi State 278.
Individuals
1. *Hilda Olemomoi’ (Fl-Ken) 19:30.6; 2. **Doris Lemngole’ (Al-Ken) 19:30.6; 3. **Brenda Tuwei’ (Al-Ken) 19:52.8; 4. *Agnes McTighe (FlSt) 19:56.1; 5. **Bieke Schipperen’ (FlSt-Neth) 20:03.8; 6. Loral Winn (Ms) 20:07.7; 7. ***Pheline Cheruto’ (Al-Ken) 20:11.4; 8. *Ashley Jones (Tn) 20:12.6; 9. Colbi Borland (Lips) 20:14.2; 10. Lesley Green (Chat) 20:15.1; 11. ***Brenda Jepchirchir’ (Aub-Ken) 20:16.0; 12. *Tia Wilson (Fl) 20:16.4; 13. Kate Jortberg (GaT) 20:16.4; 14. *Gene Coetzee’ (Aub-SA) 20:19.0; 15. Allison Wilson (Fl) 20:20.9; 16. *Bethan Morley (Fl) 20:21.0; 17. Elizabeth Barlow (FlSt) 20:25.4; 18. ***Sandra Maiyo’ (MTn-Ken) 20:26.8; 19. ***Addison Dorenkamp (Al) 20:27.6; 20. Brooke Mullins (FlSt) 20:28.2; 21. Mackenzie Barnett (Lips) 20:29.9; 22. **Jillian Candelino (Tn) 20:29.9; 23. *Sophie Baumann’ (Ms-Swi) 20:33.3; 24. *Ramat Jimoh’ (MsSt-Ngr) 20:33.8; 25. **Gabrielle Boulay (MsSt) 20:33.8.
Great Lakes: Notre Dame & Mercy Kinyanjui (Toledo)
Norton, Ohio— That Notre Dame intended to go out quite aggressively was apparent at the 2K mark, where the defending champions had 4 in the top 5 and were showing just 20 points on the leader board on a day with cloudy skies and temps in the high 40s (9C). Senior Siona Chisholm led at that point, though by the end of the next loop she had company in Toledo’s Mercy Kinyanjui, both passing 5K in 16:32.7.
The Kenyan proved the strongest over the final loop, taking the victory in 19:29.7. Michigan State’s Canadian frosh Rachel Forsyth finished hard in 2nd at 19:31.7. Chisholm was 3rd in 19:35.1, ahead of Central Michigan’s Emily Paupore (19:36.9) and Notre Dame’s Erin Strzelecki (19:37.8).
At the finish, No. 6 Notre Dame still had 3 in the top 10. That and a 14th and 20th gave the Irish 51 points, more than enough to stay ahead of No. 14 Wisconsin (97), unranked Toledo (100) and No. 29 Michigan State (111).
Team Scores
1. Notre Dame 51; 2. Wisconsin 97; 3. Toledo 100; 4. Michigan State 111; 5. Ohio State 156; 6. Michigan 202; 7. Ohio 205; 8. Indiana State 244; 9. Indiana 282; 10. Eastern Michigan 311.
Individuals
1. ***Mercy Kinyanjui’ (Tol-Ken) 19:29.7; 2. ***Rachel Forsyth’ (MiSt-Can) 19:31.7; 3. Siona Chisholm’ (NDm-Can) 19:35.1; 4. Emily Paupore (CMi) 19:36.9; 5. Erin Strzelecki (NDm) 19:37.8; 6. Laura Nicholson’ (Tol-Ire) 19:44.5; 7. *Kaitlyn Hynes (MiSt) 19:46.3; 8. *Aniya Mosley (OhSt) 19:47.7; 9. ***Mary Bonner Dalton (NDm) 19:49.2; 10. **Penelopea Gordon (Mi) 19:49.9; 11. Daniella Santos (OhSt) 19:55.0; 12. Shea Ruhly (Wi) 19:55.1; 13. *Claire Curtsinger (Cinc) 19:55.7; 14. ***Isabel Allori (NDm) 19:56.2; 15. **Paige Marchant (EnMi) 19:59.2; 16. ***Nora Gremban (Wi) 19:59.8; 17. **Bella Jacobsen (Wi) 19:59.9; 18. Lou Trois’ (Tol-Fra) 20:01.4; 19. Mariah Wehrle (In) 20:01.7; 20. **Gretchen Farley (NDm) 20:03.9; 21. ***Lilly Zelasko (WnMi) 20:06.7; 22. Carolyn Shult (Wi) 20:08.7; 23. **Emma Gresham (InSt) 20:10.0; 24. Akemi Von Scherr (OhSt) 20:11.6; 25. **Mary Munga (Akr) 20:13.
Midwest: Oklahoma State & Leah Jeruto (Oklahoma)
Peoria, Illinois — Leah Jeruto of Oklahoma, only 9th in the SEC, made a much bigger splash at the Regional, sprinting to victory with a dominating finish. On a sunny day with temps in the mid-50s (12C) at the Newman Golf Course, Jeruto had battled for the lead with Minnesota’s Ali Weimer, who had led at 5K in 16:37.8. However, when it came time to kick, Jeruto outdistanced the Gopher, 19:42.9–19:48.9.
Maelle Porcher of Iowa State ran 3rd in 19:52.8, followed by Oklahoma State’s Josphine Mwaura (19:53.7) and Nebraska’s Ali Bainbridge (19:53.9).
In the team race, No. 23 Minnesota led early and was 150 points ahead of No. 19 Oklahoma State at 2K. The Cowboys kept coming, taking the lead by 5K and winning, 61–76. Northwestern (103), Iowa State (139) and Nebraska (181) grabbed the next three spots.
Team Scores
1. Oklahoma State 61; 2. Minnesota 76; 3. Northwestern 103; 4. Iowa State 139; 5. Nebraska 181; 6. Bradley 203; 7. Oklahoma 222; 8. Illinois 261; 9. Loyola/Chicago 261; 10. Tulsa 303.
Individuals
1. ***Leah Jeruto’ (Ok-Ken) 19:42.9; 2. *Ali Weimer (Mn) 19:48.9; 3. *Maelle Porcher’ (IaSt-Fra) 19:52.8; 4. **Josphine Mwaura’ (OkSt-Ken) 19:53.7; 5. **Ali Bainbridge (Nb) 19:53.9; 6. Halle Hill (Il) 19:55.8; 7. ***Victoria Lagat’ (OkSt-Ken) 20:02.1; 8. *Ava Earl (NWn) 20:03.8; 9. Chloe Wellings (NWn) 20:04.4; 10. Sivan Auerbach’ (OkSt-Isr) 20:04.9; 11. Emma Atkinson (Mn) 20:13.9; 12. *Reagan Baesler (NDSt) 20:14.9; 13. **Colleen Stegmann (OkSt) 20:16.0; 14. **Avril Andre (Il) 20:16.5; 15. ***Isabelle Schmitz (Mn) 20:17.7; 16. **Izzy Roemer (Mn) 20:18.1; 17. **Nova Ojutkangas’ (SEMo-Fra) 20:18.2; 18. *Riley Beach (IaSt) 20:20.8; 19. Brynna McQuillen (Nb) 20:21.1; 20. *Tyla Lumley (Drake) 20:22.2; 21. Bella Heikes (IaSt) 20:22.5; 22. Chloe Hershenow (Tuls) 20:23.6; 23. Grace Kuhn (Loyola (Il)) 20:27.6; 24. **Kaitlyn Sheppard (Brad) 20:28.7; 25. ***Ava Criniti (NWn) 20:30.
South Central: Arkansas & Paityn Noe (Arkansas)
College Station, Texas — “I knew what I needed to do,” said Arkansas’s Paityn Noe. The Razorback soph, as it turned out, had just one job: to win. Anything less and the Hogs would not have defeated Texas and saved their winning streak at the meet, now at 13 years straight. With the Longhorns ahead if a tie needed to be broken using NCAA rules, the No. 26 Razorbacks, with no wiggle room, pulled out an 80–81 victory.
Noe took it out from the start and worked on building an ever-growing lead over her top rival, Tulane frosh Caroline Jeptanui. By 5K (15:49.0) she had more than 19 seconds. She hit the finish in 18:55.8 for the 6K course, more than 27 seconds ahead of Jeptanui’s 19:22.9. In 3rd came another Tulane frosh, Blezzin Kimutai, in 19:24.7. She was followed by Baylor’s frosh (also a Kenyan), Ruth Kimeli in 19:28.1. The lead Texas runner, Olivia Howell, crossed 5th in 19:29.9.
Team Scores
1. Arkansas 80; 2. Texas 81; 3. Tulane 107; 4. LSU 110; 5. SMU 119; 6. Texas A&M 164; 7. Lamar 171; 8. Rice 252; 9. Texas A&M–Corpus Christi 361; 10. Central Arkansas 381.
Individuals
1. **Paityn Noe (Ar) 18:55.8; 2. ***Caroline Jeptanui’ (Tul-Ken) 19:22.9; 3. ***Blezzin Kimutai’ (Tul-Ken) 19:24.7; 4. ***Ruth Kimeli’ (Bay-Ken) 19:28.1; 5. Olivia Howell (Tx) 19:29.9; 6. Lorena Rangel Batres’ (LSU-Mex) 19:32.3; 7. ***Mercy Kipchumba’ (SFA-Ken) 19:32.6; 8. *Elizabeth Pickett (Tx) 19:36.5; 9. *Mia Cochran (Ar) 19:37.9; 10. Emily Little (SMU) 19:45.4; 11. Leoni Mierswa’ (SMU-Ger) 19:46.4; 12. *Ella Chesnut (LSU) 19:47.7; 13. Eva Jess (Tx) 19:52.4; 14. *Nia Clatworthy (Lam) 19:52.9; 15. *Sydney Thorvaldson (Ar) 19:56.5; 16. *Michaela Rose (LSU) 20:04.4; 17. Kaitlyn Gearin (SMU) 20:05.8; 18. **Matro Jepkemboi’ (UTA-Ken) 20:06.2; 19. ***Alicia Finnis (AMCC) 20:07.3; 20. *Inca Padfield (Lam) 20:08.0; 21. Cara Inch (Lam) 20:08.1; 22. **Shewaye Johnson (TxAM) 20:08.4; 23. ***Sydni Wilkins (Tx) 20:12.4; 24. ***Daphne Mayer (Rice) 20:16.5; 25. *Kennady Fontenot (TxAM) 20:17.4.
Mountain: BYU & Pamela Kosgei (New Mexico)
Reno, Nevada — The battle between No. 1 BYU and No. 4 Northern Arizona came down to front-end strength and, at least this time, BYU prevailed in a big way. The Cougars put 4 into the top 10, double the number that Northern Arizona did. That added up to 52 points, compared to the Lumberjacks’ 65. New Mexico, with 111, finished 3rd. Utah, with 122, was 4th.
Individually, the story was New Mexico’s Pamela Kosgei. The Kenyan frosh, undefeated this season, sat behind Texas Tech’s Juliet Cherubet for the first 5K or so before blasting to a 13-second win on the sloppy, snow-covered course (temps in the low 30s/1C). Kosgei clocked 19:30.9, while Cherubet, the soph runner-up in the Big 12, ran 19:44.6. Northern Colorado senior Regina Mpigachai, a Tanzanian, took 3rd in 19:54.4. Elise Stearns led Northern Arizona with her 4th in 19:55.4, just ahead of BYU’s leader, Riley Chamberlain (19:56.4).
Team Scores
1. BYU 52; 2. Northern Arizona 65; 3. New Mexico 111; 4. Utah 122; 5. Utah Valley 161; 6. Colorado 169; 7. Colorado State 189; 8. Texas Tech 225; 9. Utah State 267; 10. Montana State 287.
Individuals
1. ***Pamela Kosgei’ (NM-Ken) 19:30.9; 2. **Juliet Cherubet’ (TxT-Ken) 19:44.6; 3. *Regina Mpigachai’ (NnCo-Tan) 19:54.4; 4. Elise Stearns (NnAz) 19:55.4; 5. *Riley Chamberlain (BYU) 19:56.4; 6. Aliandrea Upshaw (NnAz) 19:56.4; 7. ***Mercy Kirarei’ (NM-Ken) 19:57.7; 8. *Carmen Alder’ (BYU-Ecu) 19:57.8; 9. **Taylor Rohatinsky (BYU) 20:05.6; 10. *Taylor Lovell (BYU) 20:09.2; 11. **Jessie Secor (Co) 20:10.2; 12. **Erin Vringer’ (Ut-Can) 20:11.9; 13. **Annastasia Peters (Ut) 20:12.1; 14. Anna Petr (CoSt) 20:12.4; 15. *Alex Carlson (NnAz) 20:13.6; 16. ***Abbey Nechanicky (Co) 20:13.7; 17. **Keira Moore’ (NnAz-Aus) 20:14.4; 18. Ally Peterson (AF) 20:14.4; 19. ***Sheilah Bii’ (TxT-Ken) 20:14.6; 20. Carlee Hansen (BYU) 20:15.1; 21. Morgan Jensen (Ut) 20:15.9; 22. Emma Thornley (UtSt) 20:17.0; 23. **Karrie Baloga (NnAz) 20:17.4; 24. *Caila Odekirk (UtV) 20:17.7; 25. Quinn McConnell (CoSt) 20:19.2.
West: Oregon & Amy Bunnage (Stanford)
Colfax, Washington — No. 2-ranked Oregon ran 1-2 in capturing its 12th team title, its 43 points eclipsing the 67 tallied in a surprising finish by No. 12 Stanford. No. 3 Washington had to settle for 3rd at 101, ahead of No. 21 Gonzaga (134) and Portland (156).
Individually, the race featured a fairly crowded lead pack until Stanford’s Amy Bunnage and Oregon’s Şilan Ayyıldız and Maddy Elmore started pulling away after 4K. At 5K, the Australian soph had a couple of strides on the Ducks and she fought to keep it that way at the finish, winning in 19:17.1 on a damp, chilly day (33F/0C). This was Bunnage’s first race since the NCAA track finals five months ago.
Big 10 champ Ayyıldız and Elmore, both seniors, finished in 19:19.3 and 19:23.7 respectively. Fourth went to Gonzaga’s Rosin Machu (19:34.5) with Judy Chepkoech of Arizona State 5th (19:36.6).
Team Scores
1. Oregon 43; 2. Stanford 67; 3. Washington 101; 4. Gonzaga 134; 5. Portland 156; 6. Boise State 168; 7. Washington State 169; 8. Cal Poly/SLO 237; 9. Oregon State 297; 10. Cal Baptist 317.
Individuals
1. **Amy Bunnage’ (Stan-Aus) 19:17.1; 2. Şilan Ayyıldız’ (Or-Tur) 19:19.3; 3. Maddy Elmore (Or) 19:23.7; 4. Rosina Machu (Gonz) 19:34.5; 5. ***Judy Chepkoech’ (AzSt-Ken) 19:36.6; 6. **Sophia Kennedy (Stan) 19:39.5; 7. Anika Thompson’ (Or-Ire) 19:41.7; 8. Laura Pellicoro’ (Port-Ita) 19:42.5; 9. **Kaiya Robertson (Boise) 19:43.9; 10. ***Zenah Cheptoo’ (WaSt-Ken) 19:46.8; 11. **Fleur Templier’ (Port-Fra) 19:47.7; 12. Klaudia Kazimierska’ (Or-Pol) 19:48.6; 13. *Riley Stewart (Stan) 19:49.7; 14. *Maeve Stiles (Wa) 19:49.7; 15. *Yasmin Marghini’ (Boise-GB) 19:52.7; 16. Zofia Dudek’ (Stan-Pol) 19:53.0; 17. *Julia David-Smith’ (Wa-Fra) 19:53.5; 18. Dani Barrett (UCD) 19:55.0; 19. *Chloe Foerster (Wa) 20:00.9; 20. *Emily Jobes (Boise) 20:02.3; 21. *Willow Collins (Gonz) 20:05.6; 22. ***Ali Ince (Or) 20:06.8; 23. India Weir (Wa) 20:10.1; 24. ***Ava Dyck’ (CalB-Can) 20:10.4; 25. *Tatiana Cornejo (SLO) 20:14.6.