2005 Northeast-10 Conference Cross Country Championships

Men's Results /  Women's Results

Individual Results With Splits (new)

SMITHFIELD, RI - The Stonehill College men's cross country team captured its second-straight Northeast-10 Conference Championship Sunday, holding off UMass Lowell by five points, 33-38.  The UMass Lowell women captured the women's title, claiming victory by just one point over Stonehill, 33-34.  Pictures from today's championship can be found at www.dspics.com

Lowell's Patrick Morasse took top honors on the men's side, finishing first overall in a time of 26 minutes, 38 seconds, just ahead of Bentley College's Ryan Agnew who crossed the line in 26:44.  Morasse was second overall in the past two conference championships, but turned in a solid performance on a rain-soaked course at Bryant University, to pick up his first conference individual title. 

Stonehill College's Khalid Abdi and David Metzger were third and fourth respectively with Abdi finishing in a time of 26:57 and Metzger clocking in at 27:00. 

On the women's side, UMass Lowell snapped Stonehill's run of five-straight conference championships by edging the Skyhawks by just a single point, 33-34.  Nicole Plante, second at last year's conference championships in Colchester, Vt., took top individual honors as the junior finished in a time of 19:10. 

Plante finished 28 seconds ahead of runner-up Caitlyn Clark of Assumption College's who finished in a time of 19:38.  Stonehill placed runners third, fourth, and fifth respectively with Kate Buckley crossing in third in a time of 19:42.  Erin Smith (19:48) took fourth and Dana DeIngenis was fifth in 20:06. 

Men's Team Scores:
1. Stonehill, 33
2. UMass Lowell, 38
3. Southern Connecticut, 88
4. Bryant, 138
5. Merrimack, 156
6. Bentley, 200
7. Saint Anselm, 232
8. Saint Rose, 234
9. Saint Michael's, 236
10. Le Moyne, 238
11. Assumption, 276
12. Southern N.H., 317
13. Pace, 377
14. Franklin Pierce, 438

Women's Team Scores
1. UMass Lowell, 33
2. Stonehill, 34
3. Bentley, 81
4. Assumption, 139
5. Le Moyne, 155
6. Merrimack, 175
7. Saint Rose, 183
8. Saint Anselm, 199
9. Saint Michael's, 258
10. Bryant, 277
11. Southern Connecticut, 278
12. Southern N.H., 380
13. Franklin Pierce, 399
14. Pace, 427