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10/29/2001 12:00:00 AM | Women's Cross Country
Oct. 29, 2001
PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- The Providence College women's cross country team dropped two spots and is ranked 10th in the country in the FinishLynx/NCAA Division I Women's Cross Country National Poll, released Monday, October 29. The Friars slipped two spots from eighth after finishing behind Georgetown and Boston College at Friday, October 26th's BIG EAST Cross Country Championship.
PC received a total of 210 points after finishing third at the BIG EAST Championship on Friday, October 26. The Friars finished third behind the Hoyas and Eagles, both whom were ranked ahead of the Friars.
Stanford remained ranked first for the second week, receiving 323 points and 11 of 13 first-place votes. Brigham Young and Georgetown split the last two first-place votes and are ranked second and third, respectively, this week. North Carolina St. (No. 4 with 281 points) and Boston College (No. 5 and 265 points) round out the top five.
The Friars compete next on Saturday, November 10 at the NCAA Northeast Regional at Franklin Park in Boston, Mass.
FinishLynx/NCAA Division I Women's Cross Country National Poll
Ranking Team (1st-place votes) Points 1. Stanford (11) 323 2. Brigham Young (1) 311 3. Georgetown (1) 299 4. North Carolina State 281 5. Boston College 265 6. Michigan State 260 7. Colorado 255 8. Arizona 231 9. North Carolina 221 10. PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 210 11. Arizona State 199 12. Arkansas 186 13. Northern Arizona 157 14. Virginia 150 15. Yale 126 16. Colorado State 113 17. UCLA 102 18. Marquette 92 19. Notre Dame 82 20. Oklahoma State 67 21. Villanova 59 22. Cornell 56 23. James Madison 50 24. Washington 45 25. Duke 26
Other Teams Also Receiving Votes: Georgia Tech 15, Michigan 14, Boston University 12, Wisconsin 11, Texas 5, Minnesota 2.