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XCFlorida's Judy Chepkoech caught Iowa State's Betty Kipkore right at the line, while West Virginia and New Mexico took the team titles in Madison.
XCThe Arkansas freshman caught UT Arlington's Dorcas Jepkosgei on the final stride, 15:59.0 to 15:59.1, and the Razorbacks won the team title at home.
XCLehigh cancelled six afternoon races in rising heat after Penn State's Nick Sloff and Pitt's Maureen Cheruiyot won the Gold races.
XCHannah Gapes won the 5K in 15:22.60 as NC State took the team title at Notre Dame; Daelen Ackley led a Fighting Irish 1-2 in the 8K.
XCPasanjo Kitonga won the 8 km in 23:24.4 in his cross country debut and the Lobos scored 28; BYU put six in the top ten for 32 points in the women's 6 km.
XCThe Eastern Kentucky runner's 19:14.0 at the John McNichols Invitational took 14.1 seconds off Sally Kipyego's mark; Kelvin Cheruiyot won the men's 8 km.
XCMinnesota's women scored 26 points at Fort Snelling Golf Course, the first Griak away from Les Bolstad; Schmitz won the 6 km by 8.7 seconds.
XCEight days after his World Cross silver, Berihu Aregawi won the Cross Internacional Juan Muguerza in the Basque Country; Winfred Yavi won by over a minute.
XCThe club championships ran the Worlds loops a day later; GRC Tracksmith won the men's team title and Minnesota Distance Elite the women's.
XCKenya's Agnes Ngetich ran alone for most of 10 km at Apalachee Regional Park to win her first global title, the second-biggest margin in the race's history.
XCJessica Hull ran down France on the last leg to give Australia the 4 x 2 km mixed relay in Tallahassee, while Kenya finished fourth for the first time.
XCJacob Kiplimo ran away from the field on the last lap at Apalachee Regional Park to win the senior men's race at the World Cross Country Championships.
