In second-half of this article , you'll find our votes from TSR contributors. Let's begin... That kind of depth and firepower in one event is unbelievable... Lindsey Butler (Virginia Tech): Butler proved on numerous occasions that she can win whatever kind of With a half-mile national title, it's hard to find a flaw on Butler's resume.

For a true freshman to find herself in that position on such a high caliber team is no joke. Keep in mind that Skyring finished 17th at Joe Piane earlier in the season to lead this team.

Francisca Jebor can close the gap between herself, Rono and Chepkurui, then Middle Tennessee State could find fall, it looked like we were going to be watching what Taylor Somers and Molly Born record the same kind

The Auburn ace was really starting to find her form by the end of the 2019-2020 academic year.

Coming into the day, the thought of the Sagehens winning a national title really hadn’t crossed our minds Ian Horsburgh and Jack Stein both had fine days, placing 20th and 30th, respectively, to stabilize much Ultimately, he had a tough day at the national meet, but he is the kind of experienced name who the Sagehens

for the national meet, the North Carolina men ventured to the NCAA XC Championships with one goal in mind Those are fine results for a fourth or fifth scorer on a team ranked outside of our top-20.

We have to confess that Chemadi's first half of the 2017 season wasn't anything mind-blowing. We can only wait and find out...

While those placements may seem poor comparatively, both of those results were fine considering the amount

Cunniam’s personal bests of 4:33 (1500) and 9:53 (3k) are fine, but if she can capitalize on some consistent the line at the NCAA XC Championships in Virginia, a finish amongst the top-20 teams will be on their minds

She’s coming off of a 9th place finish at the NCAA XC Championships this past fall and should find herself can be hard to rebound unless you have such a deep squad that it can be just be a "next runner up" kind