Women's Cross Country Sees Mixed Results at William & Mary
Sept. 27, 2008
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. – The Saint Joseph’s women’s cross country team finished fifth of nine teams on Saturday at the Colonial Inter-Regional Challenge hosted by William and Mary. Freshmen Kelsey Rose led the Hawks with a 24th-place finish. Rose and senior tri-captain Andrea Florida finished 24th and 25th respectively, in times of 23:34.3 and 23:37.3 as SJU’s top two runners. Sophomore Aimee Chegwidden had a strong race in the 30th position finishing the six-kilometer course in 23:57.6. Sophomore Christina Morelli completed the race in a time of 24:12.7 good for 35th overall. Morelli’s older sister, Lynn, finished seventh overall for William and Mary. Rounding out the top five was freshmen Kathleen Casey in 38th with a time of 24:19.6. Sophomore Jessica Di Cicco (43rd) and senior tri-captain Amy Rhein (51st) crossed the line in times of 24:45.3 and 25:13.7, respectively, to complete the varsity seven squad. In all, 15 Hawk Harriers competed in today’s meet. They will toe the line again on Friday at the Paul Short Invitational in Bethlehem, Pa. Individual Results 24. Kelsey Rose 23:34.3 25. Andrea Florida 23:37.3
30. Aimee Chegwidden 23:57.6 35. Christina Morelli 24:12.7 38. Kathleen Casey 24:19.6 43. Jessica Di Cicco 24:46.3 51. Amy Rhein 25:13.7 53. Katie Barrett 25:27.2 57. Samantha Peters 25:44.4 60. Laura Faller 25:49.7 68. Jacqueline Stuppiello 26:12.8 74. Katie Pencek 27:02.3 76. Beth Lambright 27:09.4 77. Carolyn Haggerty 27:26.7 80. Juli Stensland 27:47.2 Team Results 1. Michigan State 19 2. William & Mary 42 3. Johns Hopkins 102 4. La Salle 114 5. Saint Joseph’s 120 6. Hampton 217 7. Norfolk State 221 8. Howard 223 9. Longwood 227 |
