The Centennial Conference 2007 Cross Country Championship

Previous Men's Champions 1993-2007: Haverford Previous Women's Champions 1993: Haverford 1994: Gettysburg 1995: Haverford 1996: Haverford 1997: Dickinson 1998: Dickinson 1999: McDaniel 2000: Dickinson 2001: Dickinson 2002: Dickinson 2003: Dickinson 2004: Dickinson 2005: Dickinson 2006: Dickinson 2007: Dickinson

Championship Information Directions to Franklin & Marshall Nearby Lodging Nearby Restaurants Registration Meet Information Results Championship Schedule Friday, Oct. 26, 3 p.m. - 6 p.m. Course review Saturday, Oct. 27, 9:00 to 11 a.m. Course review Saturday, Oct. 27, 9:45 a.m. Coaches Meeting at Baker Building. Saturday, Oct. 27, 11 a.m. Women's 6K Varsity race 1. Dickinson 33, 2. Haverford 52, 3. Johns Hopkins 81, 4. Swarthmore 122, 5. Gettysburg 131, 6. Ursinus 185, 7. Muhlenberg 193, 8. Franklin & Marshall 198, 9. Bryn Mawr 252, 10. McDaniel 293. Individuals: 1. Cait Bradley (D) 22:11, course record; 2. Annick Lamar (H) 22:47; 3. Laura Paulsen (JH) 23:08; 4. Jane Weber (H) 23:17; 5. Layla Naficy (D) 23:19; 6. Darian Lunne (H) 23:24; 7. Rachel Guthridge (G) 23:31. Complete Results Saturday, Oct. 27, 12 p.m. Men's 8K Varsity race 1. Haverford 21, 2. Dickinson 55, 3. Johns Hopkins 84, 4. Muhlenberg 110, 5. Swarthmore 127, 6. Gettysburg 179, 7. Franklin & Marshall 209, 8. McDaniel 221, 9. Ursinus 288. Individuals: 1. Donald Letts (H) 25:50, course record; 2. Ian Ramsey-North (H) 25:50; 3. Anders Hulleberg (H) 25:54; 4. Andrew Lanham (H) 25:58; 5. Brian Krusell (D) 26:00; 6. Tim Van Syckle (Mu) 26:24; 7. Patrick Brandon (JH) 26:26. Complete Results Centennial Championship Procedure The conference champion will be determined at the Conference championship meet. The NCAA regional tie-breaker will be used to decide the winner of a conference championship tie. The tie-breaker will compare the place finish of each team member 1-5 versus their respective competitors on the opposing team (Team A's first finisher versus Team B's first finisher, etc.). The winner is the team winning the majority (best of five) of the comparisons. If more than two teams are tied, the criteria is applied in the same sequence until only one team remains. If the tie cannot be broken using the five-point system, the average time of each team's top five finishers will be used.