| NO. | FACTOID | |
|---|---|---|
| .6 |
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Seconds separating first-place Sheila Reid from Villanova and second-place Jordan Hasay from Oregon last year. Reid clocked in at 19:41.2, while Hasay crossed the line at 19:41.8. |
| 27 |
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Years NC State has participated in the championship meet, the most of any program in all three divisions. The Wolfpack have only missed four out of 31 championship races. |
| 15 |
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The most team championships won by any program. DII Adams State has won 15 titles in two streches from 1992-99 and from 2003-09, all under head coach Damon Martin. |
| 1981 |
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The first year the NCAA women’s cross country championship was held. Virginia won the DI race, South Dakota State won for DII and Central (Iowa) took the inaugural DIII crown. |
| 3 |
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The most individual titles won. One runner in each division has achieved this feat: Texas Tech’s Sally Kipyego from 2006-08, Jessica Pixler of Seattle Pacific from 2007-09 and Wartburg’s Missy Buttry from 2002-04. |
| 18 |
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The lowest points a team has scored to take a national title. SUNY Cortland scored 18 in 1992. The highest championship score was 195 points, set by Stanford in 2006. |
| 254 |
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The number of runners participating in last year’s DI championship meet, who came from 31 different schools. |
| 16:29 |
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The fastest DIII 5,000 meter time set in 1983 by Wisconsin-La Crosse’s Tori Neubauer. The course distance was changed to 6,000 meters in 2002. |









