9 SITES, November 10 — All races contested at 10K (6.21M).
The top 2 teams (and their members) in each Region qualify for the NCAA Championships at Virginia on Saturday, November 18. 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: Iona & Graham Blanks (Harvard)
Bronx, New York — Graham Blanks kept his undefeated record going, the Harvard junior clocking 29:31.6 at Van Cortlandt Park after moving up through the pack and taking the lead around 8K. He finished ahead of Iona’s 1-2 punch, Damien Dilcher at 29:40.1 and Joshua DeSouza at 29:40.8. Perry MacKinnon of Syracuse ran 4th (29:43.4) and Harvard’s Acer Iverson 5th (29:48.9).
The race turned out to be a struggle for favored No. 8 Syracuse. In 2nd at 4K, the Orange fell to Iona’s powerful move from the back of the pack, with Harvard also pacing its way past. No. 27 Iona, with 151 points near halfway, improved to 40 points at the finish. Similarly, No. 15 Harvard went from 125 points to 57.
That put both well ahead of Syracuse’s 97, while early leader Providence placed 4th with 145. It was the first Regional win for the Gaels since ’12.
Team Scores
1. Iona 40; 2. Harvard 57; 3. Syracuse 97; 4. Providence 145; 5. Cornell 161; 6. Yale 165; 7. Columbia 244; 8. Northeastern 253; 9. Stony Brook 257; 10. Boston University 290.
Individuals
1. *Graham Blanks (Harv) 29:31.6; 2. *Damien Dilcher (Iona) 29:40.1; 3. Joshua DeSouza’ (Iona-Can) 29:40.8; 4. Perry Mackinnon’ (Syr-Can) 29:43.4; 5. Acer Iverson (Harv) 29:48.9; 6. *Michael Morgan (Prov) 29:51.2; 7. *Benjamin Godish (NEn) 29:51.7; 8. *Ben Rosa (Harv) 29:54.5; 9. *Abdel Laadjel’ (Prov-Ire) 29:55.0; 10. **Lachlan Wellington (Iona) 29:55.4; 11. *Nick Soldevere (Iona) 29:57.4; 12. **Sam Lawler (Syr) 29:57.9; 13. *Sean Kay (Yale) 29:58.2; 14. **Matt Rankin (Iona) 30:00.5; 15. *Damian Hackett (Corn) 30:04.4; 16. *Talha Syed (Col) 30:05.7; 17. *Alex Comerford (Syr) 30:06.3; 18. ***Ferenc Kovacs’ (Harv-Hun) 30:06.8; 19. Carlos Santos’ (SB-ElS) 30:07.1; 20. Rhys Hammond (Corn) 30:08.3; 21. ***Pierre Attiogbe (Corn) 30:08.6; 22. *Liam Back’ (Prov-NZ) 30:09.0; 23. Silas Derfel (Syr) 30:11.9; 24. Patrick Cullen (NEn) 30:12.4; 25. **Shane Brosnan (Harv) 30:12.9.
Mid-Atlantic: Princeton & Liam Murphy (Villanova)
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania — Villanova may have produced the top two finishers in Liam Murphy and Haftu Strintzos, but No. 16 Princeton was able to upend the No. 11 Wildcats, 41–73 to take the team title. The Ivy League champs, coached by Jason Vigilante, improved from a 3rd-place finish last year.
Georgetown scored 3rd with 77, ahead of Penn State (122) and Navy (133).
After a see-saw battle, Murphy and Strintzos had command of the field by the 8K (23:30.5) and maintained that to the finish, Murphy clocking 29:05.5 to Strintzos’s 29:14.7. Navy’s Murphy Smith was 3rd in 29:22.7. Junior Nicholas Bendtsen led Princeton (4th, 29:29.2), while Pitt’s Luke Henseler (29:30.3) edged the next Princeton runner, Jarrett Kirk at 29:31.2.
The Tiger squad’s depth was impressive, with its next 3 — Connor Nisbet, Anthony Monte and Daniel O’Brien — finishing 8–11–12 for an 18-second spread over the top 5.
Team Scores
1. Princeton 41; 2. Villanova 73; 3. Georgetown 78; 4. Penn State 122; 5. Navy 132; 6. La Salle 145; 7. Pitt 175; 8. Penn 255; 9. Temple 278; 10. George Washington 338.
Individuals
1. *Liam Murphy (Vill) 29:05.5; 2. Haftu Strintzos’ (Vill-Aus) 29:14.7; 3. *Murphy Smith (Navy) 29:22.7; 4. *Nicholas Bendtsen (Prin) 29:29.2; 5. Luke Henseler (Pitt) 29:30.3; 6. Jarrett Kirk (Prin) 29:31.2; 7. *Matthew Rizzo (Gtn) 29:31.4; 8. Connor Nisbet (Prin) 29:31.6; 9. *Parker Stokes (Gtn) 29:36.6; 10. **MacCallum Rowe (LaS) 29:40.7; 11. Anthony Monte (Prin) 29:47.0; 12. *Daniel O’Brien (Prin) 29:47.2; 13. Taonga Mbambo’ (LaS-NZ) 29:49.5; 14. *Alexander Kirkland (Navy) 29:50.2; 15. ***Birhanu Harriman (Gtn) 29:50.2; 16. Evan Dorenkamp (PennSt) 29:59.0; 17. **Declan McDonnell (Monm) 29:59.9; 18. Joshua Zelek’ (Prin-Can) 30:01.4; 19. ***Brian DiCola (PennSt) 30:02.3; 20. **Lucas Guerra (Gtn) 30:03.9; 21. Ryan Kredell (Vill) 30:06.5; 22. **Sahil Dodda (Penn) 30:07.7; 23. Connor Livingston (Prin) 30:08.5; 24. Henry Myers (Vill) 30:09.7; 25. **Devon Comber (Vill) 30:16.9.
Southeast: North Carolina & Dylan Schubert (Furman)
Spartanburg, South Carolina — After No. 5 North Carolina sealed the win in the Southeast Regional, the formchart got considerably jumbled. Instead of No. 13 Virginia or No. 14 Furman, it was No. 28 Eastern Kentucky that grabbed the second team-qualifying spot.
With 4 in the top 9, the Tar Heels handily secured the win with 38 points. Eastern Kentucky surprised with its top 3 finishing 8–10–11, and ended up scoring 72, well ahead of NC State (106 in 3rd) or Wake Forest (137 in 4th). Virginia had a rough day, scoring 140 to finish 5th, and Furman had it rougher yet, in 8th with 252.
In the closest of races, Furman junior Dylan Schubert kicked best, taking the win in 28:51.2, just inches ahead of North Carolina’s Parker Wolfe and Alex Phillip (both 28:51.3). Charlotte’s Nickolas Scudder ran 4th in 28:55.3 and Luke Tewalt of Wake Forest was 5th in 28:59.7.
Team Scores
1. North Carolina 38; 2. Eastern Kentucky 72; 3. NC State 106; 4. Wake Forest 137; 5. Virginia 140; 6. Charlotte 165; 7. Duke 232; 8. Furman 252; 9. Charleston Southern 274; 10. Liberty 335.
Individuals
1. *Dylan Schubert (Furm) 28:51.2; 2. *Parker Wolfe (NC) 28:53.3; 3. Alex Phillip (NC) 28:53.3; 4. Nickolas Scudder (Char) 28:55.3; 5. *Luke Tewalt (WF) 28:59.7; 6. *Ethan Strand (NC) 29:02.8; 7. **Will Anthony (Va) 29:03.7; 8. Nikodem Dworczak (EnKy) 29:12.4; 9. Jake Gebhardt (NC) 29:15.5; 10. ***Taha Er Raouy’ (EnKy-Mor) 29:19.2; 11. **Mohammed Jouhari’ (EnKy-Mor) 29:20.3; 12. Hannes Burger (NCSt) 29:23.3; 13. *Carson Williams (Furm) 29:27.6; 14. **Nathan Mountain (Va) 29:29.4; 15. *Brett Gardner (NCSt) 29:29.4; 16. Abdelhakim Abouzouhir’ (EnKy-Mor) 29:31.3; 17. *Nicholas Kiprotich’ (Lib-Ken) 29:32.5; 18. **Colton Sands (NC) 29:33.1; 19. ***Joseph O’Brien (WF) 29:34.1; 20. Jaden Kingsley (CharSn) 29:35.7; 21. *Toby Gualter (NCSt) 29:36.3; 22. *Wesley Bond (GM) 29:37.2; 23. *Daniel McGoey (NCSt) 29:37.7; 24. *Yasin Sado (Va) 29:38.8; 25. **Victor Ndiwa’ (Clem-Ken) 29:39.7.
South: Tennessee & Hillary Cheruiyot (Alabama)
Gainesville, Florida — Alabama came in as the top-ranked team in the South at No. 18, but it was No. 21 Tennessee and No. 29 Florida State who raced best. The Vols matched their women’s win with a 68-point performance to edge Florida State’s 71, with Alabama finishing 3rd at 86 despite a 1-2 finish.
Alabama’s stars moved to the front early, defending champion Viktor Kiprop and Hillary Cheruiyot rising to the lead of a huge pack at the mile (4:44.7). Then Cheruiyot forged a breakaway, getting about 35m ahead of the pack. That lead grew to nearly 100m at halfway and 150 at 8K. Teammate Kiprop narrowed the gap over the last K but couldn’t catch him, Cheruiyot taking the win in 28:26.8 over Kiprop’s 28:29.9.
In 3rd, Yaseen Abdalla led Tennessee’s successful title defense in 28:41.3. Penn State’s David Mullarkey ran 4th in 28:45.0 with Jason Bowers of East Tennessee in 5th (28:51.3).
Team Scores
1. Tennessee 68; 2. Florida State 71; 3. Alabama 86; 4. Mississippi 105; 5. Lipscomb 158; 6. North Florida 169; 7. Auburn 200; 8. Middle Tennessee 201; 9. Belmont 256; 10. Florida 276.
Individuals
1. *Hillary Cheruiyot’ (Al-Ken) 28:26.8; 2. *Victor Kiprop’ (Al-Ken) 28:29.9; 3. Yaseen Abdalla’ (Tn-Sud) 28:41.3; 4. *David Mullarkey’ (FlSt-GB) 28:45.0; 5. **Jason Bowers (ETn) 28:51.3; 6. *Gabriel Sanchez (Tn) 28:56.8; 7. **Brian Kiptoo’ (MTn-Ken) 29:05.2; 8. *Vincent Yegon’ (MTn-Ken) 29:09.8; 9. Cruz Gomez (Ms) 29:13.0; 10. Abdirizak Ibrahim (FlSt) 29:14.4; 11. ***Dean Casey (Tn) 29:15.6; 12. *Ryan Kinnane (Aub) 29:16.7; 13. *Jack Meijer (Ms) 29:17.6; 14. Cooper Schroeder (FlSt) 29:18.7; 15. *Toby Gillen (Ms) 29:19.8; 16. Brady Johnson (Lipsc) 29:26.9; 17. Eli Nahom (Tn) 29:30.6; 18. Aidan Ogorman (NFl) 29:32.0; 19. **Matthew Neill (FlSt) 29:32.8; 20. *Eliud Kipsang’ (Al-Ken) 29:35.6; 21. Habtamu Geta (MTn) 29:37.4; 22. **Ben Butcher (Lipsc) 29:38.0; 23. *Robert Pedroza (NFl) 29:38.9; 24. *Ahmed Ibrahim (FlSt) 29:40.1; 25. *Evan Guzman (ETn) 29:41.4.
Great Lakes: Butler & Bob Liking (Wisconsin)
Verona, Wisconsin — Taking down the heavily-favored defending champion Badger men on their home course would figure to be a daunting challenge, but Matt Roe’s Butler squad, just 4th last year, pulled off the big upset this time around. The No. 12 Bulldogs scored just 43 points to top No. 5 Wisconsin’s 70. Michigan, No. 25 coming in, beat No. 17 Notre Dame for 3rd, 93–95. Michigan State got 5th with 127.
In a close finish, it was the Badgers who went 1–2 in the individual race, junior Bob Liking winning his second straight by edging teammate Jackson Sharp, 29:40.9–29:41.2, a step ahead of Michigan’s Tom Brady in 29:41.8. Then came Butler: Florian LePallec in 4th (29:43.8), William Zegarski in 5th (29:44.1). Matthew Forrester (9th) and Will Minnette (10th) also made the top 10, with Jesse Hamlin in 15th.
Team Scores
1. Butler 43; 2. Wisconsin 70; 3. Michigan 93; 4. Notre Dame 95; 5. Michigan State 127; 6. Purdue 172; 7. Indiana 282; 8. IUPUI 284; 9. Youngstown St. 311; 10. Akron 328.
Individuals
1. *Bob Liking (Wi) 29:40.9; 2. Jackson Sharp’ (Wi-Aus) 29:41.2; 3. Tom Brady (Mi) 29:41.8; 4. Florian LePallec’ (But-Fra) 29:43.8; 5. ***William Zegarski (But) 29:44.1; 6. **Adam Spencer’ (Wi-Aus) 29:47.8; 7. Tyler Berg (NDm) 29:50.8; 8. ***Timothy Chesondin (Akr) 29:51.5; 9. *Matthew Forrester (But) 29:52.6; 10. *Will Minnette (But) 29:54.7; 11. *Andrew Nolan (MiSt) 29:59.5; 12. ***Ethan Coleman (NDm) 30:00.5; 13. *Baidy Ba (Kent) 30:02.4; 14. Tyler Wirth (Cinc) 30:04.3; 15. *Jesse Hamlin (But) 30:08.9; 16. Nick Foster (Mi) 30:10.1; 17. *Dennis Mutai (Tol) 30:10.8; 18. Owen MacKenzie (Mi) 30:11.7; 19. ***Douglas Buckeridge (Pur) 30:12.1; 20. Vincent Mauri (NDm) 30:12.7; 21. *Josh Smith (MiSt) 30:13.4; 22. *Carter Solomon (NDm) 30:16.3; 23. *Owen Huard (MiSt) 30:18.4; 24. **Luke Venhuizen (Mi) 30:18.9; 25. **Josh Truchon (Wi) 30:21.3.
Midwest: Oklahoma State & Denis Kipngetich (Oklahoma State)
Stillwater, Oklahoma — Dave Smith’s Cowboy squad didn’t hold anything back. The No. 2-ranked team nationally, after winning its fourth-straight Big 12 crown, steamrollered the Regional competition with a stunning 19-point tally.
That handily took care of No. 20 Iowa State and its 56 points. Tulsa finished 3rd, its 131 points topping Loyola’s on the tiebreaker. Then came South Dakota State at 196.
At halfway, the Cowboys had already made their intentions known, with frosh Denis Kipngetich and Brian Musau running together at the front alongside soph Fouad Messaoudi. Kipngetich pulled away for a solo win in 29:39.2. Musau finished 2nd in 29:49.2, Messaoudi 3rd in 30:03.5. Frosh Adisu Guadia (5th, 30:12.4) and senior Alex Meier (8th, 30:26.1) completed the Oklahoma State scoring.
Iowa State’s Said Mechaal, 4th in 30:12.4, was the only other jersey to break into the top 5, as Chandler Gibbens of Kansas claimed 6th in 30:21.2.
Team Scores
1. Oklahoma State 19; 2. Iowa State 56; 3. Tulsa 131; 4. Loyola/Chicago 131; 5. South Dakota State 196; 6. Illinois 205; 7. Drake 250; 8. Bradley 320; 9. Kansas 322; 10. Wichita State 340.
Individuals
1. ***Denis Kipngetich’ (OkSt-Ken) 29:39.2; 2. ***Brian Musau’ (OkSt-Ken) 29:49.2; 3. **Fouad Messaoudi’ (OkSt-Mor) 30:03.5; 4. *Said Mechaal’ (IaSt-Spa) 30:11.7; 5. ***Adisu Guadia (OkSt) 30:12.4; 6. Chandler Gibbens (Ks) 30:21.2; 7. *Sanele Masondo (IaSt) 30:23.7; 8. Alex Maier (OkSt) 30:26.1; 9. *Max Murphy (Ia) 30:27.6; 10. Jack Roberts (Il) 30:27.6; 11. Chris Devaney (Loy/Ch) 30:27.7; 12. ***Charlie Krasnoff (Tuls) 30:29.1; 13. *Gable Sieperda (IaSt) 30:35.1; 14. **Rodgers Kiplimo (IaSt) 30:36.8; 15. ***Carson Noecker (SDSt) 30:50.0; 16. Malte Propp’ (Tuls-Ger) 30:58.5; 17. **Mathis Chavand (IlSt) 30:59.5; 18. *Timothy Sindt (IaSt) 31:00.3; 19. **Alex Stitt’ (OkSt-Aus) 31:02.0; 20. *Chris McLeod’ (Tuls-GB) 31:05.2; 21. *Francois Guilhot (Loy/Ch) 31:07.1; 22. Daniel Burkhalter (SDSt) 31:13.9; 23. *Silas Winders (IaSt) 31:15.4; 24. ***Cael Mulholland (Loy/Ch) 31:18.3; 25. *Enzo Marie (Drake) 31:19.3.
South Central Men: Texas & Patrick Kiprop (Arkansas)
Fayetteville, Arkansas — The home-course Razorbacks came in as the favorites, ranked No. 7 nationally, but the No. 9 Longhorns turned the tables. Texas put 3 in the top 5 and all its scorers in the top 13 to beat Arkansas, 34-52. Tulane would be 3rd with 77 points.
Longhorn senior Devin Hart did much of the leading, but on the final loop succumbed to the fast finishes of Razorbacks Patrick Kiprop (28:38.8) and Kirami Yego (28:43.0). Hart, though, would have the satisfaction of finishing 3rd (28:44.6) and seeing two of his teammates next across the line, Rodger Rivera in 28:59.5 and Isaac Alonso in 29:18.7. With Haftu Knight in 9th and Nathaneal Berhane 13th both ahead of the third Razorback, that meant the win.
In its previous race, Texas had only finished 3rd in the Big 12. This is its fifth Regional title in school history.
Team Scores
1. Texas 34; 2. Arkansas 52; 3. Tulane 77; 4. Arkansas State 157; 5. Incarnate Word 157; 6. Texas A&M 178; 7. Rice 187; 8. Sam Houston 276; 9. UT-Arlington 292; 10. Little Rock 302.
Individuals
1. *Patrick Kiprop’ (Ar-Ken) 28:38.8; 2. *Kirami Yego’ (Ar-Ken) 28:43.0; 3. Devin Hart (Tx) 28:44.6; 4. *Rodger Rivera (Tx) 28:59.5; 5. *Isaac Alonzo (Tx) 29:18.7; 6. Bradley Makuvire’ (Tul-Zim) 29:25.1; 7. *Jack Jennings (Tul) 29:27.1; 8. Eric Casarez (TxAM) 29:29.4; 9. Haftu Knight (Tx) 29:39.0; 10. *Victor Neiva (NTx) 29:41.7; 11. *Illia Kunin’ (Tul-Ukr) 29:44.6; 12. Dennis Kipngeno’ (AMCC-Ken) 29:50.5; 13. **Nathanael Berhane (Tx) 29:50.8; 14. *Lexington Hilton (Ar) 30:02.4; 15. Jacob McLeod (Ar) 30:05.4; 16. *Dawson Mayberry (ArSt) 30:05.5; 17. *Abraham Avila-Martinez (Tx) 30:12.4; 18. *Jonathan Chung (TxAM) 30:15.8; 19. *Christian Rivera (SHous) 30:18.6; 20. *Tommy Romanow (Ar) 30:19.8; 21. *Griffin Neal (IncW) 30:22.0; 22. *Jacob Pyeatt (ArSt) 30:23.7; 23. *Gudisa Adnow (SHous) 30:25.1; 24. *Christopher Daniels (IncW) 30:26.3; 25. ***Gus Gannon (Rice) 30:27.4.
Mountain: Northern Arizona & Habtom Samuel (New Mexico)
Lubbock, Texas — New Mexico put up a powerful top 3, but No. 1 Northern Arizona had depth that could not be challenged.
Texas Tech’s Vincent Koech led for the first 3M before fading badly. By 8K, it was Northern Arizona’s Drew Bosley and Nico Young leading the crowded pack.
In the final 800, the Lobos moved. Habtom Samuel kicked best, with teammates Lukas Kiprop on his shoulder and Evans Kiplagat a stride behind. Only defending champion Nico Young could stay close. At the finish, Young’s kick caught two of his rivals but Samuel would be the winner in 28:57.6. Young clocked 28:59.6, with Kiprop at 29:00.0 and Kiplagat at 29:03.9.
Fifth would go to Northern Arizona junior Kang Nyoak (29:10.0). Bosley (7th, 29:12.2), Aaron Las Heras (8th, 29:12.5) and Brody Hasty (14th, 29:22.0) accounted for the rest of the Lumberjack points.
Team Scores
1. Northern Arizona 36; 2. BYU 89; 3. New Mexico 97; 4. Air Force 112; 5. Montana State 135; 6. Colorado 169; 7. Colorado State 205; 8. Wyoming 231; 9. Weber State 272; 10. Utah State 300.
Individuals
1. ***Habtom Samuel’ (NM-Eri) 28:57.6; 2. *Nico Young (NnAz) 28:59.6; 3. ***Lukas Kiprop’ (NM-Ken) 29:00.0; 4. ***Evans Kiplagat’ (NM-Ken) 29:03.9; 5. *Kang Nyoak’ (NnAz-Aus) 29:10.0; 6. Luke Combs (AF) 29:10.3; 7. Drew Bosley (NnAz) 29:12.2; 8. Aaron Las Heras’ (NnAz-Spa) 29:12.5; 9. **Victor Kibiego’ (UTEP-Ken) 29:15.4; 10. *Ben Perrin (MtSt) 29:18.1; 11. ***Gideon Kiplimo’ (TxT-Ken) 29:18.2; 12. ***James Corrigan (BYU) 29:19.8; 13. Titus Cheruiyot’ (UTEP-Ken) 29:20.8; 14. Brodey Hasty (NnAz) 29:22.0; 15. *Santiago Prosser (NnAz) 29:24.3; 16. *Kenneth Rooks (BYU) 29:25.7; 17. *Lucas Bons (BYU) 29:25.9; 18. *Joey Nokes (BYU) 29:25.9; 19. **Max Sannes (AF) 29:29.3; 20. *Austin Vancil (Co) 29:29.8; 21. Matthew Richtman (MtSt) 29:36.9; 22. **Colin Sahlman (NnAz) 29:41.8; 23. Sean Maison (AF) 29:42.3; 24. **Peter Visser (Web) 29:43.1; 25. *Lars Mitchel (CoSt) 29:44.8.
West: Stanford & Ky Robinson (Stanford)
Sacramento, California — The coaches poll took a shellacking in the West. Stanford, ranked No. 10 nationally, took the win with 73 points while favored Cal Baptist finished 4th with 125. The other auto team-qualifier went to unranked Gonzaga with 98, with unranked Portland next at 125 (winning the tiebreaker with Cal Baptist). Meanwhile, the other ranked programs, No. 22 Washington and No. 26 Oregon, finished 5th and 7th respectively.
Key to Stanford’s win was a strong top 3, as Ky Robinson, leading nearly from the start, took the win in 28:55.6, a few strides ahead of Matt Strangio of Portland (28:59.5). Frosh Valentin Soca of Cal Baptist ran 3rd (29:02.0) before Stanford’s Cal Sprout (29:07.0). Santa Clara senior Nicholas Russell placed 5th in 29:14.0.
Gonzaga was led by Wil Smith in 6th, and had two more in the top 15. Robert DiDonato in 7th was Stanford’s third finisher.
Team Scores
1. Stanford 73; 2. Gonzaga 98; 3. Portland 125; 4. Cal Baptist 125; 5. Washington 129; 6. Boise State 142; 7. Oregon 197; 8. Cal Poly/SLO 215; 9. Santa Clara 244; 10. Cal State Fullerton 352.
Individuals
1. *Ky Robinson’ (Stan-Aus) 28:55.6; 2. *Matt Strangio (Port) 28:59.5; 3. ***Valentin Soca’ (CalB-Uru) 29:02.0; 4. *Cole Sprout (Stan) 29:07.0; 5. Nicholas Russell (SClara) 29:14.0; 6. *Wil Smith (Gonz) 29:14.1; 7. **Robert DiDonato (Stan) 29:16.2; 8. *Davis Bove (SLO) 29:18.5; 9. Arturs Medveds’ (CalB-Lat) 29:21.2; 10. *Elliott Cook (Or) 29:22.7; 11. Joe Hudson (Boise) 29:25.1; 12. *Drew Kolodge (Gonz) 29:25.7; 13. *Ian Twyman (SClara) 29:29.3; 14. *Anthony Guerra (SLO) 29:32.6; 15. **Bryce Cerkowniak (Gonz) 29:34.0; 16. Jacob Cann (USF) 29:40.0; 17. **Nathan Green (Wa) 29:40.4; 18. *Daniel Abdala (Port) 29:41.0; 19. ***Evan Jenkins (Wa) 29:41.1; 20. *Jona Bodirsky (Port) 29:41.2; 21. ***Jamar Distel (Wa) 29:41.2; 22. *Ashraf Abdelmagid (UCR) 29:43.8; 23. Giedrius Valincius’ (CalB-Lit) 29:44.7; 24. Tom Patrick (Boise) 29:47.2; 25. *Luke Houser (Wa) 29:48.6.