2005 USA Cross Country Championships — Junior Girls' 6K
Fort Vancouver National Historic Park, Vancouver, Washington
February 12, 2005
All photos Alison Wade/New York Road Runners


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L-R: Jenny Barringer, Lindsay Flacks, and Caitlin Chock. Liza Pasciuto is in the midst of a spectacular freshman year at the University of Colorado. Virginia freshman Emily Harrison. Harrison finished 109th at the NCAA Cross Country Championships in November, after qualifying as an individual. As a 12 year old, in 2001, Bria Wetsch won the Community 4K race that was held in conjunction with this meet, on this same course.
L-R: Jenny Barringer, Lindsay Flacks, and Caitlin Chock. Liza Pasciuto is in the midst of a spectacular freshman year at the University of Colorado. Virginia freshman Emily Harrison. Harrison finished 109th at the NCAA Cross Country Championships in November, after qualifying as an individual. As a 12 year old, in 2001, Bria Wetsch won the Community 4K race that was held in conjunction with this meet, on this same course.
Angelina Blackmon finished 208th at the NCAA Championships in November. Just getting to the meet as a freshman is a big accomplishment. Tori Tyler, 17, of Lost Altos, California, finished 27th at the Foot Locker Cross Country Championships in December. Allison Kreutzer, 18, is a freshman at Clayton State. Butler freshman Sarah Kemple. Boston College freshman Lynn Kubeja (left) and Crystal Pitney, 14, a freshman at West Valley (AK) High School.
Angelina Blackmon finished 208th at the NCAA Championships in November. Just getting to the meet as a freshman is a big accomplishment. Tori Tyler, 17, of Lost Altos, California, finished 27th at the Foot Locker Cross Country Championships in December. Allison Kreutzer, 18, is a freshman at Clayton State. Butler freshman Sarah Kemple. Boston College freshman Lynn Kubeja (left) and Crystal Pitney, 14, a freshman at West Valley (AK) High School.
She's not wearing a number, but our best guess is that this is Kaitlin Hurley, a freshman at William & Mary who is a native of nearby Portland, Oregon. Carlene Mayfield, 16, a junior at Keller High School in Grapevine, Texas, was a Foot Locker National qualifer in 2004. McKayla Plank, 17, of Los Gatos, California. Katie Fritzke, 16, of Weed, California, represents the Buffalo Chips Running Club. Jacqueline Lee, 17, of Granite Bay, California.
She's not wearing a number, but our best guess is that this is Kaitlin Hurley, a freshman at William & Mary who is a native of nearby Portland, Oregon. Carlene Mayfield, 16, a junior at Keller High School in Grapevine, Texas, was a Foot Locker National qualifer in 2004. McKayla Plank, 17, of Los Gatos, California. Katie Fritzke, 16, of Weed, California, represents the Buffalo Chips Running Club. Jacqueline Lee, 17, of Granite Bay, California.
Caitlin Chock, who (coincidentally) graduated from Granite Bay (CA) High School last spring, made a strong move around 5K to pull away from Liza Pasciuto. Chock, who now lives with her coach, Alberto Salazar, and is part of the Nike Oregon Project, looked like she was working hard, though. Chock may have gone too hard too soon, though, and she struggled in the final half mile. Liza Pasciuto, who raced with great maturity and helped her Colorado team win an NCAA Championship in November... ...looked more relaxed with about 1,000 meters to go.
Caitlin Chock, who (coincidentally) graduated from Granite Bay (CA) High School last spring, made a strong move around 5K to pull away from Liza Pasciuto. Chock, who now lives with her coach, Alberto Salazar, and is part of the Nike Oregon Project, looked like she was working hard, though. Chock may have gone too hard too soon, though, and she struggled in the final half mile. Liza Pasciuto, who raced with great maturity and helped her Colorado team win an NCAA Championship in November... ...looked more relaxed with about 1,000 meters to go.

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