Providence College Athletics

Women's All-Americans

1938–1967: Only the Top 15 finishers at the NCAA Championships earned the title.
1968–1971: The cutoff expanded to the Top 25 finishers.
1972–1997: The rules limited the award to the Top 25 finishers, specifically requiring them to be U.S. born.
1998–2004: The guidelines expanded to the Top 30 finishers, again prioritizing U.S. citizens.
Current Standards: Today, the title is administered by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA). It now awards the Top 40 individual finishers at the NCAA Championships with All-American status 

2024
Kimberley May 10th 19:45.1
Alex Millard 20th 19:51.5
Shannon Flockhart 24th 19:54.2
2015
Sarah Mary Collins 20th 20:11.2
Catarina Rocha 39th 20:26.8
2014
Catarina Rocha 33rd 20:38.4
2013
Emily Sisson 7th 20:17.5
Laura Nagel 27th 20:38.8
Sarah Mary Collins 39th 20:44.9
2012
Sarah Mary Collins 10th 19:50.7
Emily Sisson 15th 20:00.1
Laura Nagel 35th 20:12.5
2010
Shelby Greany 12th 20:27.2
2009
Hannah Davidson 37th 20:42.8
2008
Danette Doetzel 31st 20:36.3
2007
Danette Doetzel 26th 20:51.1
2006
Aine Hoban 7th 21:04.3
2005
Fiona Crombie 18th 20:17.1
2004
Kim Smith 1st 20:08.5
Fiona Crombie 10th 20:45.9
2003
Kim Smith 2nd 19:42.7
Mary Cullen 5th 19:53.0
2002
Mary Cullen 28th 20:26.8
2001
Claire Shearman 33rd 21:21
1999
Heather Cappello 40th 17:31.5
1998
Rachel Hixon 15th 17:20
1997
Sarah Dupre 12th 17:00
1996
Marie McMahon 2nd 17:20
Maria McCambridge 19th 18:06
1995
Marie McMahon 4th 17:09
Maria McCambridge 6th 17:22
Susan Murnane 13th 17:34
Moira Harrington 28th 17:53
1994
Amy Rudolph 2nd 16:44.8
Marie McMahon 20th 17:30.3
1993
Amy Rudolph 5th 16:51.8
Natalie Davey 25th 17:13.2
1992
Sinead Delahunty 6th 17:33
Amy Rudolph 10th 17:37
Jean Hughes 16th 17:48
1991
Geraldine Hendricken 10th 16:41
Sinead Delahunty 13th 17:12
1990
Sinead Delahunty 10th 16:41
Geraldine Hendricken 13th 16:44
Anita Philpott 19th 16:53
1989
Geraldine Hendricken 11th 17:00.67
1988
Tina Moloney 8th 16:49