Florida State Men's Cross Country - 2003 Year In Review
Bob Braman, Head Coach
Althea Belgrave, Graduate Assistant
Peter Ormsby, Volunteer Assistant
Jackie Richards, Assistant Coach
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Florida State Men's Cross Country - 2003 Year In Review | |
| Coaching Staff Bob Braman, Head Coach Althea Belgrave, Graduate Assistant Peter Ormsby, Volunteer Assistant Jackie Richards, Assistant Coach Click here to see indivual mug shots |
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J.P. Cook, 5-10, Stuart
Eric Critzer, 6-0, Falmouth, MA
Tom Lancashire, Bolton, England
Joseph Madiedo, Tampa
Chris Nickinson, Pensacola
Tommy Noyes, North Canton, OH
Eddy Rodriguez, Miami
Herbie Thiele, Tallahassee
Michael Walsh, Bradenton
2003 Roster - By Name
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T PY
R Name Cl Ltr Hometown (Prior School)
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Jordan Adler Fr Miami (Gulliver Prep)
Andrew Bautel Jr ** Ocala (Vanguard)
* Luke Beevor Fr Luton, England (Icknield)
Dan Clark Sr-R * Fairbury, IL (Prairie Central)
J.P. Cook Fr Stuart (Martin County)
* Kevin Cook So * Fern Park (Lyman)
Eric Critzer Fr Falmouth, MA (Falmouth)
* Nate Davis Jr-R Largo (Largo)
Steve DiBari Fr-R Palm City (Martin County)
* Ian Hornabrook Jr Queensland, Australia (Southport/Rend Lake College)
Matt Kalinski Jr Greenwich, CT (Greenwich/Central Connecticut State)
* Tom Lancashire Fr Bolton, England (Turton)
Joseph Madiedo Fr Tampa (Jesuit)
Chris Nickinson Fr Pensacola (Washington)
Tommy Noyes Fr North Canton, OH (Hoover)
* Shawn Patterson Sr Valparaiso (Niceville)
* Eddy Rodriguez Jr Miami (Columbus/Florida International)
Herbie Thiele Fr Tallahassee (Chiles)
* Joep Tigchelaar Jr ** Macharen, Netherlands (Titus Brandsma Lyceum)
Nathan Timm Sr * Marion, IL (Marion)
* Jim Van Veen Sr ** Satellite Beach (Satellite)
Michael Walsh Fr Bradenton (Lakewood Ranch)
A.J. Wilson So * Pensacola (Pine Forest)
2003 Schedule and Results
| MOUNTAINEER OPEN Boone, NC |
1st Place | ||
| FLORIDA INTERCOLLEGIATE | 1st Place | ||
| GREAT AMERICAN Cary, NC |
11th Place | ||
| NCAA PRE-NATIONALS | 9th Place | ||
| ACC CHAMPIONSHIP Winston-Salem, NC |
2nd Place | ||
| NCAA SOUTH REGIONAL Auburn, Al |
2nd Place | ||
| NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP Cedar Falls, Ia |
29th Place |
Overall Home Away Neutral
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FSU RECORD IS 0- 0 0- 0 0- 0 0- 0
2003 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE RESULTS 1 NORTH CAROLINA STATE 27 2 FLORIDA STATE 66 3 VIRGINIA 83 4 CLEMSON 130 5 WAKE FOREST 139 6 GEORGIA TECH 156 7 MARYLAND 161 8 NORTH CAROLINA 183 9 DUKE 206
2003 EOY Stats
Team Overall Name Races Top 7 Top 10 Wins ===============================================
Kevin Cook 3rd 15:37.5 Eddy Rodriguez 4th 15:38.1 Joep Tigchelaar 7th 15:43.5 Tom Lancashire 11th 15:55.3 Ian Hornabrook 12th 15:56.9 Nate Davis 30th 16:54.2
Kevin Cook 1st 24:51.48 Ian Hornabrook 4th 25:11.55 Jim Van Veen 10th 25:37.38 Nate Davis 21st 26:24.23 Steve DiBari 23rd 26:29.25 Shawn Patterson 41st 27:09.18 Nathan Timm 66th 29:02.20
Joep Tigchelaar 16th 26:14.3 Ian Hornabrook 46th 26:49.2 Kevin Cook 58th 27:07.1 Eddy Rodriguez 59th 27:08.2 Luke Beevor 60th 27:09.6 Tom Lancahire 113th 28:16.3 Jim Van Veen 117th 28:23.6
Joep Tigchelaar 27th 24:03.1 Luke Beevor 66th 24:36.8 Kevin Cook 70th 24:38.4 Ian Hornabrook 77th 24:42.2 Eddy Rodriguez 80th 24:43.3 Jim Van Veen 144th 25:22.3 Tom Lancahire 210th 26:18.1
Joep Tigchelaar 4th 24:24.7 Ian Hornabrook 8th 24:39.7 Kevin Cook 14th 25:01.3 Luke Beevor 18th 25:16.1 Eddy Rodriguez 22nd 25:24.5 Tom Lancahire 42nd 26:01.5 Shawn Patterson 60th 26:59.1
Joep Tigchelaar 2nd 30:11.08 Ian Hornabrook 11th 30:44.84 Kevin Cook 16th 30:58.17 Eddy Rodriguez 17th 31:00.31 Luke Beevor 18th 31:02.16 Tom Lancahire 36th 31:35.00 Michael Walsh 66th 32:30.33
Gill Leads the Noles at the NCAA Cross Country National Championships.
The women finished 18th, up ten spots from last year's finish while the men took 29th in their first trip since 1981.
CEDAR FALLS, IA - The Florida State women's cross country team enjoyed the fruits of labor, getting back to the NCAA National Championships and improving from last year's 28th place finish to place 18th this time. The Noles ran in un-Florida like weather with the temperature holding steady at minus three degrees with the wind chill at the 11:00 a.m. men's start. The meet was hosted by the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls.
"Our ladies ran fantastic for it to be minus three degrees at the start of the race. We picked up some big wins beating Wake Forest for the first time as well as Duke in the conference. We also beat Tennessee, who finished ahead of us (in first place) at the regionals. We finished very well being the third ACC team to cross the finish line and the first in the South Region," said head coach Bob Braman.
The women's team was led by senior Vicky Gill, who finished eleventh overall - up from last year's 15th place finish - and junior Natalie Hughes, who placed 34th, both earning All-America honors for the 2003 cross country season.
"Vicky moved up (from last year's finish of 15th) while Natalie ran the best cross country of her life. Helen ran a personal best by 28 seconds to finish 115th and Rachel, after setting a personal best last time out - set another one again. Rachel put us in last week's race and here she did it again. Anne (Clinton) was right behind her and she did especially well after almost getting run over at the start," said Braman.
The women finished 18th overall with 455 points. Last year, the women made their first trip to nationals finishing 28th out of 31 teams. This year, behind Gill and Hughes, senior Helen Hofstede completed the race in a time of 21:20.3 which was good for 89th place, junior Rachel Marsh ran another personal best time of 21:58 to place 156th followed by junior Anne Clinton who finished in 165th place at 22:06.1. Marsh's prior personal best time was set last week at the NCAA South Regionals. The Orlando, Fla. native's time helped the women earn the automatic bid to Iowa.
The men were led by freshman Luke Beevor with a place of 100th and a time of 31:04.8 followed by junior Eddie Rodriguez in 130th place in 31:24.6. Junior Ian Hornabrook (151st - 31:36.4), freshman Tom Lancashire (161st - 31:43.7) and sophomore Kevin Cook (191st - 32:24.3) Junior Joep Tigchelaar was disqualified for running outside of the course.
"With Joep, their was a big controversy because less than two miles out, he was pushed off the course and couldn't get back in so he ran next to the course. Luke had the best day for us because he ran really well despite his injury. For two weeks, he hasn't really had a full workout so he toughed it out for us. Eddy ran awesome and did a really nice job for a kid from Miami as did Kevin (Cook) who's never seen snow before. Ian also handled the rough course well. More importantly, the guys ran as hard as they have all year. We tried to adapt to the weather but obviously were physically at a huge deficit," said Braman.
UNC's Shalane Flanagan defended her national title completing the 6K course in 19:30.4. Stanford took the team titles in both the men's and women's races while Colorado's Dathan Ritzenhein won the 10K
race in 29:14.1.
Women's Individual Results
11. Vicky Gill 20:08.5 All-American
34. Natalie Hughes 20:50.1 All-American
89. Helen Hofstede 21:20.3
156. Rachel Marsh 21:58.0
165. Anne Clinton 22:06.1
185. Heather Clark 22:20.5
213. Jenny Gomez 23:44.3
Men's Individual Results
100. Luke Beevor 31:04.8
130. Eddie Rodriguez 31:24.6
151. Ian Hornabrook 31:36.4
161. Tom Lancashire 31:43.7
191. Kevin Cook 32:24.3
200. Jim Van Veen 32:54.2
DQ Joep Tigchelaar
Women's Team Results
1. Stanford 120
2. Brigham Young 128
3. Providence 222
4. Michigan 232
5. Colorado 269
6. North Carolina State 290
7. UCLA 293
8. North Carolina 294
9. Princeton 348
10. Notre Dame 352
11. Villanova 380
12. Missouri 383
13. Columbia-Barnard 401
14. Arizona State 406
15. Northern Arizona 407
16. Georgetown 427
17. Michigan State 435
18. Florida State 455
19. Washington 486
20. Duke 492
21. Wake Forest 496
22. Marquette 509
23. Penn State 510
24. Tennessee 513
25. Baylor 516
26. Wisconsin 528
27. Indiana 571
28. Colorado State 574
29. Cal-Santa Barbara 586
30. Nebraska 593
31. Texas 644
Men's Team Results
1. Stanford 24
2. Wisconsin 174
3. Northern Arizona 189
4. Iona 207
5. Arkansas 213
6. Colorado 259
7. Georgetown 281
8. Air Force 327
9. Michigan 332
10. North Carolina State 343
11. Villanova 350
12. Indiana 384
13. Cal Poly 401
14. Miami of Ohio 409
15. Ohio State 415
16. Oklahoma State 433
Central Michigan 433
18. Colorado State 434
19. Brigham Young 443
20. Texas A&M 445
21. Washington 448
22. Oregon 449
23. Arizona 536
24. Providence 550
25. Georgia 552
Minnesota 552
27. Portland 613
28. Kentucky 638
29. Florida State 730
30. Virginia 801
31. William and Mary 849