Friday saw the Pac-12 host its first championship since the league's return in July, as No. 13 Washington State's women's and Gonzaga's men's teams captured the Pac-12 Cross Country Championships, respectively, at Warm Springs Golf Course in Boise, Idaho. A pair of Cougars also claimed the individual championships and were named Pac-12 Runners of the Year, in Nelly Jemeli and Solomon Kipchoge.
Final results from the event are available
here.
The league debuted its new trophy on Friday, handing out the first two to Washington State and Gonzaga.
Women's Results (6k)
Individual Champion - Nelly Jemeli, Washington State (19:57.0)
Team Champion - No. 13 Washington State (50)
Pac-12 Runner of the Year - Nelly Jemeli, Washington State
Pac-12 Freshman of the Year - Millie Bii, Washington State
Pac-12 Women's Cross Country Scholar Athlete of the Year - Bianca Boehnke, Boise State
Team Standings
1. Washington State - 50
2. Boise State - 62
3. Oregon State - 80
4. Utah State - 85
5. Gonzaga - 101
6. Colorado State - 130
7. San Diego State - 219
8. Texas State - 246
9. Fresno State - 248
First Team All-Conference (Top 7 Finishers)
1. Nelly Jemeli, Washington State - 19:57.0
2. Kaiya Robertson, Boise State - 19:59.2
3. Millie Bii, Washington State - 20:07.5
4. Noemi Lundgren, Oregon State - 20:12.4
5. Natalie Swain, Utah State - 20:14.1
6. Nanette Novak, Boise State - 20:15.2
7. Audrey Orme, Gonzaga - 20:22.9
Second Team All-Conference (Finishers 8-14)
8. Ava Trimble, Utah State - 20:22.9
9. Sloan Dickson, Gonzaga - 20:23.5
10. Sarah Ellis, Utah State - 20:25.9
11. Sage Brooks, Oregon State - 20:26.9
12. Catherine Garrison, Colorado State - 20:26.9
13. Lauren Hoyt, Washington State - 20:29.5
14. Haley Blaine, Boise State - 20:31.8
Men's Results (8k)
Individual Champion - Solomon Kipchoge, Washington State (22:46.8)
Team Champion - Gonzaga (39)
Pac-12 Runner of the Year - Solomon Kipchoge, Washington State
Pac-12 Freshman of the Year - Dylan Rowell, Gonzaga
Pac-12 Men's Cross Country Scholar Athlete of the Year - Joshua Augustine, Gonzaga
Team Standings
1. Gonzaga - 39
2. Utah State - 56
3. Washington State - 59
4. Boise State - 66
5. Colorado State - 144
6. Texas State - 172
7. Fresno State - 220
First Team All-Conference (Top 7 Finishers)
1. Solomon Kipchoge, Washington State - 22:46.8
2. Evans Kurui, Washington State - 22:57.8
3. Brian Kiprotich, Boise State - 23:12.2
4. Dylan Weniger, Gonzaga - 23:35.0
5. Josh Armstrong, Utah State - 23:35.6
6. Dylan Rowell, Gonzaga - 23:38.7
7. Logan Schwartz, Gonzaga - 23:39.9
Second Team All-Conference (Finishers 8-14)
8. Finn Anspach, Boise State - 23:40.9
9. Logan Law, Gonzaga - 23:45.0
10. Jed Megargel, Utah State - 23:46.4
11. Kutoven Stevens, Washington State - 23:51.6
12. Logan Garnica, Utah State - 23:55.9
13. Ryan Mitchell, Gonzaga - 23:58.7
14. Walker Cole, Utah State - 23:58.8
NCAA Regionals are on tap on Friday, Nov. 13. The top-two team finishers at each regional site and 18 at-large selections, as well as individual selections will then head to the NCAA Championships in Terre Haute, Indiana, on Saturday, Nov. 21.