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Two Ivy League Men's Cross Country Runners Earn All-American Status
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. -- Princeton senior
Donn Cabral took 19th and Brown senior Dan
Lowry placed 28th in the 2011 NCAA Division I Cross
Country Championships to earn United States Track & Field and
Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) All-America status,
Monday in Terre Haute, Ind. The top-40 runners are named
All-Americans.
Cabral crossed the line with a time of 29:44.4. His 19th-place
finish is the best for a Tiger since 1999 when Paul
Morrison took ninth with a time of 30:42.50. Lowry’s
time of 29:57.2 gave him the highest finish for a Brown male since
Greg Whiteley placed 23rd in 1988.
Dartmouth senior Ethan Shaw also ran in the race
and recorded a time of 30:24.8 to take 54th. He missed out on an
All-American spot by a scant 12.4 seconds.
Princeton as a team placed 19th out of 31 schools. Sophomore
Chris Bendtsen was the second Tiger to cross the
line, placing 101st with a time of 30:47.7. Fellow classmate
Tyler Udland (31:16.3), freshman Eddie
Owens (31:23.4), senior Brian Leung
(31:23.4), freshman Sam Pons (32:07.7) and senior
Peter Maag (32:10.4) also competed in the
event.
Arizona's Lawi Lalang won the individual title with a final time
of 28:44.1. Wisconsin won the team championship with 97 points,
followed by Oklahoma State in second and Colorado in third.
