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Illinois' Cassie Hunt (11th). |
Colorado's Christine Bolf (seventh). |
L-R: Stanford's Arianna Lambie (eighth), Bolf, and American University's Keira Carlstrom (sixth). |
Carlstrom and Duke's Clara Horowitz (fifth). |
L-R: Bolf, Carlstrom, and Horowitz. |
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L-R: Lambie, Bolf, Carlstrom, and Horowitz. |
Horowitz and Butler's Victoria Mitchell (fourth). |
L-R: Horowitz, Mitchell, and Notre Dame's Stephanie Madia (third). |
Columbia's Caroline Bierbaum (second). |
Winner Johanna Nilsson shakes hands with former NCAA great Caroline Zajac-Tynan (who was known as Carole Zajac when she was in the NCAA). |
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Nilsson smiles at Notre Dame's Madia. |
The top eight runners, right to left. |
Notre Dame's Molly Huddle. |
Illinois' Cassie Hunt, Princeton's Cack Ferrell, CU's Liza Pasciuto, and Stanford's Katy Trotter. |
The top four teams in the meet make the podium. |
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The women from Arizona State finished fourth this year, with 191 points. (Illinois was fifth with 212). |
The team was led by Amy Hastings (second from left). |
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They are coached by Louie Quintana (far right), a former high school national cross country champion and top runner for Villanova. |
The Duke women were favored to win the title this year. But as the Wisconsin men learned last year, nothing is ever guaranteed, especially in cross country. |
