2005 USA Cross Country Championships — Women's 8K
Fort Vancouver National Historic Park, Vancouver, Washington
February 12, 2005
All photos Alison Wade/New York Road Runners


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The start of the Open Women's 8K race. The top six finishers would qualify to represent the U.S. at the World Cross Country Championships in France in March. #525 Trish Nervo, #15 Kathy Newberry, #75 Melissa Cook (formerly Gulli), #2 Katie McGregor, and #82 Blake Russell. #7 Sabrina Monro, #13 Lauren Fleshman, #57 Kelly Strong (formerly MacDonald) #1 Colleen De Reuck, #3 Jen Rhines, and #525 Trish Nervo. Also in there is #576, BYU's Laura Turner and #316 (in blue), Liz Wilson. Kristen Fryburg, 24, of Centerville, Ohio.
The start of the Open Women's 8K race. The top six finishers would qualify to represent the U.S. at the World Cross Country Championships in France in March. #525 Trish Nervo, #15 Kathy Newberry, #75 Melissa Cook (formerly Gulli), #2 Katie McGregor, and #82 Blake Russell. #7 Sabrina Monro, #13 Lauren Fleshman, #57 Kelly Strong (formerly MacDonald) #1 Colleen De Reuck, #3 Jen Rhines, and #525 Trish Nervo. Also in there is #576, BYU's Laura Turner and #316 (in blue), Liz Wilson. Kristen Fryburg, 24, of Centerville, Ohio.
This race also served as the Armed Forces Championship. Just past the 1K mark, Colleen De Reuck had taken over the lead, Blake Russel ran in second place, and Jen Rhines in third. De Reuck, 40, was old enough to compete in the masters' race which would be held later in the day, but she is still among the best open runners in the U.S. De Reuck, Russell, and Rhines all played key roles in the U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials in April 2004. De Reuck won the race, Russell led most of the way, and Rhines outkicked Russell for the third spot on the team.
This race also served as the Armed Forces Championship. Just past the 1K mark, Colleen De Reuck had taken over the lead, Blake Russel ran in second place, and Jen Rhines in third. De Reuck, 40, was old enough to compete in the masters' race which would be held later in the day, but she is still among the best open runners in the U.S. De Reuck, Russell, and Rhines all played key roles in the U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials in April 2004. De Reuck won the race, Russell led most of the way, and Rhines outkicked Russell for the third spot on the team.
Trish Nervo, 27, Salem, Virginia. Kelly Strong and Sabrina Monro trail Laura Turner. Dana Coons (left) and Melissa Cook run together. Megan Daly leads Erika Aklufi (left) and Liz Wilson. Chelsea Smith, a two-time NCAA DII XC Champion for BYU-Hawaii who recently transferred to BYU's Provo, Utah, campus.
Trish Nervo, 27, Salem, Virginia. Kelly Strong and Sabrina Monro trail Laura Turner. Dana Coons (left) and Melissa Cook run together. Megan Daly leads Erika Aklufi (left) and Liz Wilson. Chelsea Smith, a two-time NCAA DII XC Champion for BYU-Hawaii who recently transferred to BYU's Provo, Utah, campus.
Angela Bestwick, 28, of Las Vegas, Nevada. Linn Schulte-Sasse (left) of See Jane Run runs with Jeanne Hennessy. Kasie Enman, 25, of Huntington, Vermont, and the B.A.A. Brianna Torres, 24, of Phoenix, Arizona, and the Run Arizona team. Colleen Stroud of Denver, Colorado, leads an unidentified runner.
Angela Bestwick, 28, of Las Vegas, Nevada. Linn Schulte-Sasse (left) of See Jane Run runs with Jeanne Hennessy. Kasie Enman, 25, of Huntington, Vermont, and the B.A.A. Brianna Torres, 24, of Phoenix, Arizona, and the Run Arizona team. Colleen Stroud of Denver, Colorado, leads an unidentified runner.

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