NCAA D1 - Regionals Wrap-upWomen |
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Summary: Ten (plus 1) NY alumni earned tickets to Nationals last Saturday either as at-large runners or as members of qualifying teams. 3rd ranked Providence again provided the biggest bounty for the NY tally as Abbey Wheeler, Katie Lembo, and Keelin Hollowood helped the Friars turn back Harvard in the Northeast regional. But Yale earned an at large bid, and that put Meredith Rizzo and Emily Waligurski on the plane to Terra Haute. Columbia's Henna Rustami and Stony Brook's Christina Melian also had big performances at the Northeast to earn at-large bids with top 10 places. Bella Burda continued her sparkling college career as she was the third Hoya in at the Mid Atlantic regional to help her team capture an automatic bid. And out in the West regional with six teams earning selections to Nationals, Oregon senior Samantha Nadel and Washington freshman Kaitlin Neal both had big roles in their team's success. Note: Sage Hurta (Colorado + Hamilton) can be added to the list as we have received very inside information that she will running with the Buffalo varsity on Saturday. |
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| Region | Runners - Place (College + HS Teams) | Top 3 and Team Results |
| Northeast | Henna Rustami - 8 (Columbia + Syosset), Christina Melian - 9 (Stony Brook + Susan Wagner), Abbey Wheeler - 16 (Providence + Elmira), Katie Lembo - 18 (Providence + Penfield), Meredith Rizzo - 30 (Yale + Bronxville), Keelin Hollowood - 53 (Providence + Saratoga), Emily Waligurski - 57 (Yale + Onteora) |
1. Providence 50, 2. Harvard 71, 3. Yale 126, 4. Dartmouth 167, 5. Cornell 177, 6. Columbia 200, 7. Brown 208, 8. Syracuse, 9. Iona 289, 10. Stony Brook 314 |
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(NQ-Top 100): Paige Duca - 11 (Boston College + Friends Academy), Stephanie Ward - 21 (Buffalo + Honeoye Falls-Lima), Christine Eisenberg - 24 (Stony Brook + Hauppauge), Siobhan Quinn - 63 (Canisius + Rush-Henrietta), Diana Vizza - 33 (Dartmouth + North Shore), Niamh Ashe - 42 (Quinnipiac + East Islip), Courtney Bremer - 48 (Boston University + Emma Willard), Rachel Garn - 50 (Iona + Marcellus), Lisa Fajardo - 65 (Manhattan + Bishop Kearney), Morgan Mahoney - 75 (Buffalo + Liverpool), Meagan Hopkins - 76 (Buffalo + Lakeland-Panas), Fiona Danieu - 78 (Columbia + East Aurora), Autumn Albrecht - 81 (Vermont + Brockport), Catherine Malloy - 85 (Boston College + Academy of the Holy Names), Gemma Nuttall - 89 (Iona + John Jay-Cross River), Cara Sherman - 91 (Albany + Mohonasen), Sarah Forman - 93 (Siena + Guilderland), Allison Davis - 94 (Binghamton + Minisink Valley), Lauren Reyda - 99 (Buffalo + Fredonia) |
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| Mid Atlantic | Bella Burda - 17 (Villanova + Arlington) |
1. Penn State 36, 2. Villanova 93, 3. Pennsylvania 99 |
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(NQ-Top 100): Jenny Delsignore - 13 (Duquesne + Sweet Home), Valerie Palermo - 51 (Duquesne + Webster Schroeder), Kelly Hayes - 35 (Pittsburgh + Pearl River), Jenna Cupp - 54 (Monmouth + Newark Valley, Cordelia McGinn - 68 (Loyola MD + Ursuline) |
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| Southeast |
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1. Virginia 53, 2. North Carolia State 74 |
(NQ-Top 100): Isabelle Harouche -71 (Wake Forest + Cold Spring Harbor), Carolina Cassin Silva (UNC Charlotte + Lakeland-Panas), Carolyn Hopkins - 88 (Elon + Williamsville South) |
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| Midwest |
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1. Missouri 83, 2. Oklahoma State 89 |
(NQ-Top 100): Denise Branch - 54 (Illinois + Benjamin Cardozo), Courtney Tedeschi - 93 (DePaul + Berne-Knox-Westerlo) |
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| West |
Samantha Nadel - 15 (Oregon + North Shore), Kaitlin Neal - 27 (Washington + Fayetteville-Manlius) |
1. Stanford 71, 2. Washington 88, 3. San Francisco 101, 4.Oregon 107, 5. Portland 130, 6. UCLA 191 |
