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Cornell
freshman Erin Linehan finished 75th in 19:36.5.
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Penn
sophomore Christine Myers finished 80th in 19:46.5.
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Harvard
junior Lindsey Yourman finished 81st in 19:48.4.
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Harvard
freshman Leslie Irvine finished 82nd in 19:52.0.
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Penn
junior Claire Duncan finished 83rd in 19:56.2.
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Dartmouth
sophomore Susan Abramzcyk finished 86th in 20:00.9.
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Cornell
junior Sarah Coseo finished 88th in 20:09.9.
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Harvard
freshman Rebecca Levine finished 89th in 20:18.4.
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Levine
again.
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Harvard
senior Celene Menschel finished 90th in 20:31.3.
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Penn
junior Tina Morrison finished 91st in 20:45.3.
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Morrison
again.
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Brown's
Katherine Kosub (left) and Kristin Ware shortly after the race.
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Columbia
(in orange, confusingly) in a post-race huddle.
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Princeton
sophomore Cack Ferrell improved tremendously from a year ago when
she finished 26th in 18:34.
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Emily
Kroshus talks to a reporter after the race. Kroshus became Princeton's
third women's champion (along with Lynn Jennings in 1979 and Laura
Cattivera in 1987).
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Kroshus'
time was the fifth-fastest in Ivy League Championship history. The
meet record is 17:09.8, set by Harvard's Kate Wiley in 1982.
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Princeton
tiger Caroline Mullen was there to cheer her team on (it was Halloween).
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"Heps"
is traditional gathering spot for past and present runners, their
families and supporters. Each school puts out an impressive spread
after the race as well.
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12th-place
finisher Alex Guerrero of Columbia during the awards ceremony.
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