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Zag Men Place Ninth at NCAA Pre-Nationals
10/13/2018 12:45:00 PM | Cross Country
Piercy paces GU women at Santa Clara Invitational
SPOKANE, Wash. – The Gonzaga men's cross country team came in ninth place at the NCAA Pre-Nationals in Madison, Wis., Saturday.
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James Mwaura led the Zag men with a 40th place finish. The freshman finished the 8,000-meter course at 24:34.26. Kyle Thompson was close behind in 49th at 24:37.77. Peter Hogan crossed the line with a time of 24:44.48 in 64th. Bennett Gagnon (24:50.75) and Yacine Guermali (24:53.36) were 77th and 82nd.
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At the Santa Clara University Bronco Invitational, the GU women were paced by a 60th place finish by Aimee Piercy. She crossed the line at 21:38.2. Caroline McCarthy finished the 6K course at 21:59.6 in 93rd, while Lauren Haas' time was 22:16.0 in 124th place. Monica Ripple (137th) and Lauren Bourgeois (143rd) finished with times of 22:24.3 and 22:28.2.
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Stefan Bradley's fourth place overall finish at the Inland Empire Championship in Lewiston, Idaho, led the Gonzaga men to a first place team finish in a race that included split squads from Boise State (ranked 7th nationally) and Washington State (ranked 17th). The Zags had 55 points, while has WSU 68 and Boise State had 69.
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The Zags placed four runners inside the top-14 on the Lewiston Orchards challenging 8k course. GU's top seven runners were all in the top-21 finishers of the race.
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Bradley crossed the line with a personal record of 24:32. He was followed by teammate Scott Kopczynski in fifth at 24:33. Cullen McEachern placed 11th with a time of 24:45, while Alex Heffelfinger (24:53) and Will Thompson (25:01) were 15th and 20th. Ten of the Zag men ran personal best times for an 8k course.
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Katherine Gustafson led the GU women to a fourth place finish. The sophomore finished the 5K course with a time of 18:25. She placed 30th in the 155-runner field. The top-five Bulldog runners finished within a minute of each other. Claire Gillett ran 18:41 in 41st place.
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Kelly Gilbert crossed the line at 18:48 in 47th place, while Amanda Kiefer (19:13) and Brazee Smith (19:26) were 68th and 77th.
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Boise State won the women's team title with 15 points, followed by WSU (60), Montana (70) and Gonzaga (90).
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The Zags compete at the Spokane Falls Community College Open on the Downriver Golf Course on Friday.
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James Mwaura led the Zag men with a 40th place finish. The freshman finished the 8,000-meter course at 24:34.26. Kyle Thompson was close behind in 49th at 24:37.77. Peter Hogan crossed the line with a time of 24:44.48 in 64th. Bennett Gagnon (24:50.75) and Yacine Guermali (24:53.36) were 77th and 82nd.
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At the Santa Clara University Bronco Invitational, the GU women were paced by a 60th place finish by Aimee Piercy. She crossed the line at 21:38.2. Caroline McCarthy finished the 6K course at 21:59.6 in 93rd, while Lauren Haas' time was 22:16.0 in 124th place. Monica Ripple (137th) and Lauren Bourgeois (143rd) finished with times of 22:24.3 and 22:28.2.
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Stefan Bradley's fourth place overall finish at the Inland Empire Championship in Lewiston, Idaho, led the Gonzaga men to a first place team finish in a race that included split squads from Boise State (ranked 7th nationally) and Washington State (ranked 17th). The Zags had 55 points, while has WSU 68 and Boise State had 69.
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The Zags placed four runners inside the top-14 on the Lewiston Orchards challenging 8k course. GU's top seven runners were all in the top-21 finishers of the race.
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Bradley crossed the line with a personal record of 24:32. He was followed by teammate Scott Kopczynski in fifth at 24:33. Cullen McEachern placed 11th with a time of 24:45, while Alex Heffelfinger (24:53) and Will Thompson (25:01) were 15th and 20th. Ten of the Zag men ran personal best times for an 8k course.
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Katherine Gustafson led the GU women to a fourth place finish. The sophomore finished the 5K course with a time of 18:25. She placed 30th in the 155-runner field. The top-five Bulldog runners finished within a minute of each other. Claire Gillett ran 18:41 in 41st place.
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Kelly Gilbert crossed the line at 18:48 in 47th place, while Amanda Kiefer (19:13) and Brazee Smith (19:26) were 68th and 77th.
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Boise State won the women's team title with 15 points, followed by WSU (60), Montana (70) and Gonzaga (90).
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The Zags compete at the Spokane Falls Community College Open on the Downriver Golf Course on Friday.
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