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Cross Country Wraps Up Season at NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regionals
Women Finish 18th, Men 21st
Collin Stevenson paced the men as the 2007 season came to a close
 
Collin Stevenson paced the men as the 2007 season came to a close
  

Feb. 8, 2008

BETHLEHEM, PA - The George Washington University cross country teams concluded their 2007 season at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional on Saturday afternoon. Junior Collin Stevenson paced the men's team to a 21st place team finish on the day. The women, led once again by junior Audrey Noonan, placed 18th.

Stevenson led the Colonials men with a 96th place finish in 32:26 while fellow junior Keith Moody following in 109th place in 32:42. Senior Joe Altenau closed out his collegiate career finishing 117th overall in 32:59. Sophomores Robbie Lockhart and Stephen Rutgers rounded out the scorers for GW in 127th and 160th, respectively, in 33:07 and 34:03.

Noonan, the GW record-holder, finished 51st out of194 runners in 21:52 to pace the Colonials women on the day. Senior Mae Polhemus' collegiate career ended as the native of Boca Raton, FL finished 61st on the day in 22:03. Sophomore Meaghan Smith finished third on the team, 80th overall in 22:26. Jessica Stern next crossed the line for GW in 23:31, 137th overall. Katie Walsh was the final scorer for GW in her final collegiate race, placing 161st in 24:12. Also competing for the Colonials were senior Michelle Concannon (168th, 24:21) and freshman Laura Petrik (186th, 24:59).

 

 

Men's Standings
1. Georgetown
2. Villanova
3. Princeton
4. American
5. Navy
6. La Salle
7. Duquesne
8. Penn State
9. Maryland
10. Penn
11. Bucknell
12. Lehigh
12. St. Joseph's
14. Rider
15. Delaware
16. Pittsburgh
17. Marshall
18. Rutgers
19. UMBC
20. Loyola
21. GW
22. Seton Hall
23. Monmouth
24. UMES
25. Temple
26. Lafayette
27. Longwood
28. St. Peters

Men's Finishers (of 196)
96. Collin Stevenson - 32:26
109. Keith Moody - 32:42
117. Joe Altenau - 32:59
127. Robbie Lockhart - 33:07
160. Stephen Rutgers - 34:03

Women's Standings
1. Princeton
2. West Virginia
3. Georgetown
4. Penn State
5. Villanova
6. Penn
7. La Salle
8. Maryland
9. Bucknell
10. Navy
11. Duquesne
12. Delaware
13. Pittsburgh
14. Towson
15. Rutgers
16. Monmouth
17. St. Joseph's
18. GW
19. Lehigh
20. Loyola
21. UMES
22. Rider
23. St. Francis (PA)
24. Seton Hall
25. Lafayette
26. Robert Morris
27. Marshall
28. Longwood

Women's Finishers (of 197)
51. Audrey Noonan - 21:52
61. Mae Polhemus - 22:03
80. Meaghan Smith - 22:26
137. Jessica Stern - 23:31
161. Katie Walsh - 24:12
168. Michelle Concannon - 24:21
186. Laura Petrik - 24:59

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