Weber State University Athletics
Saturday, February 27
Riverdale, UT (Riverside Golf Course)
1:15 pm
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Big Sky Championships
Summer Allen, Billie Hatch lead Wildcats at Big Sky Cross Country Championships
2/27/2021 7:25:00 PM | Women's Cross Country
RIVERDALE, UT - Summer Allen and Billie Hatch led the Wildcats in the snowy 2021 Big Sky Winter Cross Country Championships on Saturday, February 27th. The meet was hosted by Weber State University at the Riverside Golf Course in Riverdale, Utah.Â
The meet consisted of the schools in the Big Sky Conference, including: Northern Arizona, Southern Utah, Montana State, Idaho, Eastern Washington, Sacramento State, Idaho State, Montana, Portland State, and Northern Colorado.
"I was very pleased with how the women raced today," said women's head coach, Paul Pilkington. "We knew they were capable of that type of performance and they delivered. It was their best race of the season."
The Weber State women competed very well on the 5K course, despite the snowy and cold weather conditions. The Wildcats earned second place overall in the championship with 73 points, just behind Northern Arizona. Summer Allen crossed the finish line first for Weber State, finishing in second place with a time of 17:08.7. Billie Hatch wasn't far behind, and came in at 17:41.2 to earn 10th place. Cheyenne Leatham finished next, in 18th place with a time of 18:14.7. Rylie Lusk finished 19th with a time of 18:17.7; Bailey Wall finished 24th at 18:28.1; Bailey Winter finished at 18:47.8 to earn 34th place; Shanee Harris finished in 37th with a time of 18:55.8; and Rebekah Geddes came in at 19:01.5 to earn 40th place.Â
"Summer Allen is into the NCAA Championship and the team still has a chance to get in," said Pilkington.
The NCAA Cross Country Championships will be held on March 15th in Stillwater, Oklahoma.
Go Wildcats!Â
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The meet consisted of the schools in the Big Sky Conference, including: Northern Arizona, Southern Utah, Montana State, Idaho, Eastern Washington, Sacramento State, Idaho State, Montana, Portland State, and Northern Colorado.
"I was very pleased with how the women raced today," said women's head coach, Paul Pilkington. "We knew they were capable of that type of performance and they delivered. It was their best race of the season."
The Weber State women competed very well on the 5K course, despite the snowy and cold weather conditions. The Wildcats earned second place overall in the championship with 73 points, just behind Northern Arizona. Summer Allen crossed the finish line first for Weber State, finishing in second place with a time of 17:08.7. Billie Hatch wasn't far behind, and came in at 17:41.2 to earn 10th place. Cheyenne Leatham finished next, in 18th place with a time of 18:14.7. Rylie Lusk finished 19th with a time of 18:17.7; Bailey Wall finished 24th at 18:28.1; Bailey Winter finished at 18:47.8 to earn 34th place; Shanee Harris finished in 37th with a time of 18:55.8; and Rebekah Geddes came in at 19:01.5 to earn 40th place.Â
"Summer Allen is into the NCAA Championship and the team still has a chance to get in," said Pilkington.
The NCAA Cross Country Championships will be held on March 15th in Stillwater, Oklahoma.
Go Wildcats!Â
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