WSU Hosts GLIAC Championships;
Women Finish 3rd & Men Place 4th

MILFORD, Mich. – The WSU women’s cross country team recorded its highest conference finish ever the 2002 GLIAC Championships Saturday, Oct. 26. The women placed third overall while the men’s squad finished in a respectful fourth place at Kensington Metropark.

Grand Valley made it a clean sweep, winning the women’s race with 29 points and the men’s with 42. Ashland’s Nick Cordes earned individual honors with a time of 24:15.8 while Shannon Antvelink from GVSU had the fastest women’s time of 21:59.5.

Warrior Senior Shelly Vickery (Berkley, Mich.) ran in a second-place time of 22:01.7. Junior Amy Averill (Detroit, Mich./Southfield Christian) joined Vickery in the top 10 with a time of 22:37.3 for eighth place. Vickery was selected to the first team all-GLIAC while Averill was second team.

The men’s team was led by Brian Goodwin with a time of 25:28.1 (sixth place) and Mike Buslepp (25:40.2, 13th place) and Ed Garza (26:03.7, 24th place). Goodwin’s placing was good enough for first team all-league

Wayne State now preps for the Great Lakes Regional in Grand Rapids on Nov. 9.

2002 GLIAC Cross Country Championships
Wayne State Women Runners
2	2	Shelly Vickery	22:01.7
8	8	Amy Averill	22:37.3
17	17	Rachel Campbell	22:59.1
18	18	Jenny Furlong	23:01.6
37	30	Lynn Moore	23:47.4
45	36	Stephanie Sayler	24:00.7
61	47	Melissa Moncion	24:26.2
86		Rebecca Bobier	25:20.3
121		Erin Porter	27:31.4
Wayne State Men Runners
6	6	Brian Goodwin	25:28.1
13	13	Mike Buslepp	25:40.2
24	23	Ed Garza	26:03.7
26	24	Justin Kessler	26:10.5
31	27	Ryan Molloy	26:33.7
44	38	Mark Moher	27:04.3
49	40	Parker Roth	27:18.9
51		Charlie Stamboulian	27:25.3
52		Josh Burt	28:28.0

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