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Brittany Carius ran her fastest time, 19:03, since last year's nationals to finish 13th among the 237 college team runners, 36th among all runners, including Division I. In 43rd place came Michelle Carter (pictured), who's 19:54 broke 20:00 for the first time and moved her into the top 10 ICC women times ever. Frosh Raven Pettry and Kayla Christ followed in the 58th and 66th places, while soph Bonni Martin rounded out the scoring in 94th place.
Both the women's and men's teams are highly ranked nationally - 5th for the women and 7th for the men. The next test will be Friday, September 25 at Credit Island, Davenport, Iowa, in the Augustana College invitational.
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