Ole Miss Cross Country Is Headed Back To NCAA Championships Rebels will head to Louisville after top 2 finishes at NCAA Regionals
Nov. 10, 2017 



Final Results

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - Coming off the best season in program history, Ole Miss cross country has repeated the feat after both teams qualified for the NCAA Championships on Friday marking back-to-back trips to nationals for both programs.

It was the women's first South Region Championship in program history after coming in second last year.

Nine Rebels finished with All-Region Honors, with all five scorers from the women's team finishing in the top 25.

Shelby Brown led the pack for the women in seventh and a time of 20:15.4 but they ran as a group with Anna Braswell coming in 12th, Hannah Christen in 13th, Emily Bean in 14th and Clio Ozanne-Jaques finishing in 17th.

Coach Ryan Vanhoy was pleased with how well the women's team competed saying, "We had a plan to pack up together and run through the field. We wanted to start a little bit further back and then work our way through together."

After a first place finish and the teams best finish of the season, Vanhoy is excited about how the team is running as they head to next week's NCAA Championships.

Senior Sean Tobin led the men in sixth and a time of 30:15.7 in the first 10K race of the year. Derek Gutierrez came in 12th, Waleed Suliman in 14th, Parker Scott in 19th and Brandon Harvey finished in 30th.


"We counted on a couple of guys to really step up and fill that fifth position for us today," Vanhoy said. "Brandon Harvey did a fantastic job of doing that. He did exactly what we told him to do. He ran the race exactly how we told him to and he really helped secure our fourth-straight trip to NCAAs."

The Rebels will be back on the course for the season finale when they head to Louisville for the NCAA Championships on Saturday, Nov. 18.

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Women's Team Results:


    

  1. Ole Miss - 59
    2. 

  2. Georgia - 73
    3. 

  3. Samford - 94
    4. 

  4. Florida State - 129
    5. 

  5. Georgia Tech - 186
    6. 

  6. Auburn - 199
    7. 

  7. Mississippi State - 236
    8. 

  8. Vanderbilt - 236
    9. 

  9. Alabama - 248
    10. 

  10. Tennessee - 303
    11. 

  11. Jacksonville - 362
    12. 

  12. Southern Miss. - 370
    13. 

  13. North Florida - 375
    14. 

  14. Belmont - 381
    15. 

  15. UAB - 390
    16. 

  16. Lipscomb - 424
    17. 

  17. UT Martin - 449
    18. 

  18. ETSU - 466
    19. 

  19. South Alabama - 503
    20. 

  20. Chattanooga - 605
    21. 

  21. Georgia State - 610
    22. 

  22. Florida - 644
    23. 

  23. Miami - 654
    24. 

  24. FIU - 678
    25. 

  25. Georgia Southern - 702
    26. 

  26. Florida Atlantic - 755
    27. 

  27. UCF - 772
    28. 

  28. Mercer -- 776
    29. 

  29. South Florida - 781
    30. 

  30. Alabama State - 789
    31. 

  31. Mississippi Valley State - 895
    32. 



 
Women's Individual Results:

7.  Shelby Brown - 20:15.4
12. Anna Braswell - 20:25.7
13. Hannah Christen - 20:26.0
14. Emily Bean - 20:27.2
17. Clio Ozanne-Jaques - 20:30.9
30. Nicole Rice--20:50.7
33. Kat MacNeal--20:54.8
 
Men's Team Results:


    

  1. Middle Tennessee - 71
    2. 

  2. Ole Miss - 76
    3. 

  3. Alabama - 95
    4. 

  4. Florida State - 128
    5. 

  5. Tennessee - 165
    6. 

  6. Lipscomb - 189
    7. 

  7. Auburn - 199
    8. 

  8. North Florida - 239
    9. 

  9. Georgia - 242
    10. 

  10. Samford - 253
    11. 

  11. Belmont - 262
    12. 

  12. Georgia Tech - 308
    13. 

  13. UT Martin - 319
    14. 

  14. ETSU - 332
    15. 

  15. Florida - 395
    16. 

  16. Miami - 426
    17. 

  17. Mississippi State - 432
    18. 

  18. South Alabama - 475
    19. 

  19. Vanderbilt - 495
    20. 

  20. Chattanooga - 522
    21. 

  21. Troy - 525
    22. 

  22. Austin Peay - 572
    23. 

  23. South Florida - 598
    24. 

  24. Florida Atlanta - 718
    25. 



 
Men's Individual Results:

6.  Sean Tobin - 30:15.7
12. Derek Gutierrez - 31:00.2
14. Walled Suliman - 31:08.3
19. Parker Scott - 31:27.4
30. Brandon Harvey - 31:56.2
52. Nolan Hesse - 32:22.3
105. Trevor Gilley - 33:34.3
 
 










 



          
        

        


 













		

  

      

   
    

  




  



	

    

   

      	 
	        

      

      

            

            	
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