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Record: 130-42 |
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| November 19 @ NAIA National
Championship |
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Star Emmert set a school record and placed 20th
at the NAIA National Championship Meet. Competing in
her second consecutive National Championship Meet, Emmert covered the 5k-course in a school record
18:13. Emmert, a sophomore, becomes Shawnee State’s
first ever All-American cross country runner.
Simon Frasier’s Julia Howard won the event in a time
of 17:24. Simon Frasier won the team event with an
impressive score of 74. |
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| November 5 @ AMC/NAIA
National Championship Meet |
| Shawnee State finished 4th at
the AMC/NAIA Region IX Championship Meet. It is the
highest ever finish for the SSU women's team at the
conference championship. Star Emmert finished 3rd
overall in a school record time of 18:24. She becomes
the first Shawnee State runner to earn 1st Team All-American
Mideast Conference honors. She also qualifies for her
second consecutive NAIA National Championship Meet.
Trisha Krueger placed 14th overall in 19:19 and earned 2nd
Team All-AMC recognition. Candice Eagon tied her
season-best time of 20:18 to run 30th overall.
Jennifer Liming recorded a season-best time of 20:41.
Amber Hosier rounded out the scoring with a time of 21:02. |
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| October 22 @ Southeastern
Classic |
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Shawnee State finished 8th out of 32
teams at the Southeastern Classic in Rome, GA.
Four of the seven teams ahead of Shawnee State are
ranked in the NAIA Top 25. Fourth ranked
Cedarville won the event. Star Emmert finished 7th
overall as she set a Shawnee State record by covering
the 5k-course in 18:37. Trisha Krueger placed 20th
overall. Her time of 19:15 is the 5th fastest ever
recorded by a Shawnee State runner. Candice Eagon
(20:40), Amber Hosier (20:54), and Kristyn Allen (21:03)
rounded out the scoring for Shawnee State. |
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| October 14 @ Wilmington
Fall Classic |
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Shawnee State finished 4th out of 18
teams at the Wilmington Fall Classic on Friday
afternoon. Anderson won the event followed by
Otterbein and The University of the Cumberlands.
Star Emmert placed 4th overall with a time of 19:39, the
eighth fastest ever by an SSU runner. Trisha
Krueger placed 13th in 20:23. Candice Eagon was
23rd overall in a time of 21:00. Kristyn Allen
(21:39) and Ashley Meadows (21:46) rounded out the
scoring as they finished 43rd and 45th respectively. |
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| October 7 @ All-Ohio Meet |
| Shawnee State placed 15th out
36 non-NCAA Division I teams at the All-Ohio Meet. The
Bears were 24th out of 41 teams overall and 5th out of 10
teams in their division (NAIA and NCAA Division II schools).
Star Emmert placed 5th in her division and 39th overall.
Her time of 19:28 was the 4th fastest ever recorded by an
SSU runner. Trisha Krueger was 10th in the division
and 64th overall with a time of 20:00. Kristyn Allen
covered the 5k-course in 21:27. Ashley Meadows (21:44)
and Amber Hosier (22:08) rounded out the scoring for Shawnee
State. The University of Akron won the overall
championship. Cedarville University won the division. |
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| October 1 @ Rio Grande
Invitational |
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For the second straight year, Shawnee
State finished 3rd in the Rio Grande Invitational.
NCAA Division II teams, Alderson Broaddus and the
University of Charleston finished ahead of the Bears in
the eight-team meet. Star Emmert led the Bears
with a 3rd place overall finish. Emmert's time of
19:06 is the second fastest ever recorded by a Shawnee
State runner. Trisha Krueger covered the 5k-course
in 19:40, the seventh fastest ever Shawnee State time.
Candice Eagon was 11th overall in 20:32 and Kristyn
Allen was 13th in 20:57. Amber Hosier's time of
21:35 was a personal-best and placed her 19th overall.
Ashley Meadows and Kaylene Baker rounded out the scoring
as they each ran 21:49. |
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| September 24 @ Greater
Louisville Classic |
| Shawnee State finished 10th
out of 32 non-NCAA Division I teams competing at the Greater
Louisville Classic over the weekend. Cedarville
University was the top finishing non-DI school. Ohio
State was the overall champion. The overall field
featured 10 NCAA Division I teams and 4 teams ranked
nationally in the NAIA. Every single Shawnee State
runner set a season personal best time at the meet.
Star Emmert became the first Shawnee State runner to break
the 19 minute mark with a time of 18:55. Trisha
Krueger's time of 19:34 is the 4th fastest time in SSU
history. Candice Eagon covered the 5k-course in 20:18.
Kristyn Allen finished in 20:37. Ashley Meadows
(21:18), Kaylene Baker (21:38), and Jen Liming (21:43)
rounded out the scoring for the Bears. |
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| September 17 @ Winthrop
Invitational |
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Shawnee State placed second out of 13 teams
at the Winthrop Invitational. Milligan College
won the event. Star Emmert placed second with a time of
19:50. Trisha Krueger was third in 19:56. Candice
Eagon finished seventh in 20:48. Kristyn Allen (21:46)
and Kaylene Baker (21:56) rounded out the scoring for
Shawnee State. Amber Hosier placed 21st in
21:58 and Ashley Meadows was 22nd in 21:59. |
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| September 10 @ Centre
Invitational |
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Shawnee State placed 2nd out of 7 teams at
the Centre College Invitational. Shawnee State placed
three women in the top 10. Star Emmert paced the team with
a 3rd place finish in a time of 19:40. Trisha
Krueger placed 4th overall in 20:09. Candice
Eagon was 7th in a time of 20:51. Amber Hosier
ran a career best time of 21:57 and placed 14th.
Kristyn Allen rounded out the scoring with a 17th
place finish in 22:08. |
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| September 2 @ SSU
Invitational |
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Shawnee State placed
3rd out of 9 teams at the Shawnee State Invitational.
The Bears placed behind 8th ranked Cedarville University
and NCAA Division II University of Charleston. Star Emmert
paced the Bears with a 3rd place overall finish. She
covered the 3-mile course in a time of 19:40, the 4th
fastest time ever recorded in SSU women’s cross country history.
Trisha Krueger placed 13th overall in a time of 20:50.
Candice Eagon was 19th in 21:21. Kristyn Allen (22:01)
and Ashley Meadows (22:07) rounded out the scoring for Shawnee
State. Cedarville’s Samantha Maat won the event in a time of
19:14. |
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