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9/28/2005 12:00:00 AM | Men's Cross Country
Sept. 28, 2005
PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- The Providence College men's cross country team (58 points) is ranked 28th in the latest NCAA Mondo national poll, which was released on September 27. Wisconsin (473 points) kept the No. 1 position for the second consecutive week as it received eight first-place votes. Arkansas (465 points), Colorado (458 points), Brigham Young (410 points) and Stanford (414 points) round out the top five.
Providence is coming off a 10th-place performance (out of 27 teams) at the prestigious Roy Griak Invitational on September 24 in Falcon Heights, Minn. Senior Martin Fagan (Mullingar, Ireland) paced the way for the Friars as he placed seventh in a time of 24:25. Sophomore Ahmed Haji (West Hartford, Conn.) finished 14th in a time of 24:42, while senior Joe Dionne (Oshawa, Ontario) recorded a 44th-place finish in a time of 25:13. Junior Nick Weidman of Sudbury, Mass. (71st - 25:34) and graduate student Liam Reale of Hospital, Ireland (122nd - 26:21) also scored for the Friars.
The Friars return to action on Friday, October 15 at the Penn State Invitational.
MONDO NCAA DIVISION I MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY POLLSeptember 27, 2005Rank Team (First place votes) Points1. Wisconsin (8) 4672. Arkansas (4) 4653. Colorado (4) 4584. Brigham Young 4295. Stanford 4126. Notre Dame 3947. Arizona 3848. Iona 3579. Texas 34810. Iowa 33511. Cal Poly San Luis Obispo 31312. Georgetown 28613. UTEP 27214. Michigan 26315. William & Mary 24616. Ohio State 23917. North Carolina State 20118. Florida State 19819. Indiana 16620. Minnesota 16421. Air Force 15422. Portland 14223. Arizona State 13024. Kansas 10125. American 8626. Colorado State 7427. Virginia 6128. PROVIDENCE 5829. Northern Arizona 4930. Butler 43
Also receiving votes: Oregon 33, Oklahoma State 30, Washington 25, Florida 19, Alabama 16, Dartmouth 5, Weber State 4, California 3, Miami (Ohio) 3, Michigan State 3, Georgia 2, Villanova 2, Columbia 1.