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Cross Country 2014 All-America Honors

November 18, 2014
Communications Staff
A group of people in running clothes pose for a photo on a field
The women’s cross country team earned a seventh-place finish at the 2014 NCAA Cross Country Championships.
 Photo credit: Kyle Youngblood

Head Coach Ray Appenheimer and the Oberlin’s women cross country team are all smiles after earning a seventh-place finish at the 2014 NCAA Championships. Senior Emma Lehmann (back, third from right) was the women’s top finisher, completing the 6,000-meter course in 21:55.9 and coming in ninth overall. Lehmann, along with fellow senior Kyle Neal (back, third from left), earned All-America honors for their performances. In the men’s race, third-year Geno Arthur finished 19th overall and earned All-America accolades after he covered the 8,000-meter course in 24:29.22.

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Oberlin Cross Country 2014 NCAA Championships

A group of women running in a race
Senior Emma Lehmann was Oberlin women's top finisher at the 2014 NCAA Cross Country Championships. Lehmann completed the 6,000-meter course in 21:55.9, coming in ninth overall.
 Photo credit: Kyle Youngblood
A group of women running in a race
Senior Emma Lehmann's 2014 NCAA All-America honor marks the second of her career. She leaves the Oberlin cross country program as one of its most decorated runners.
 Photo credit: Kyle Youngblood
A group of women running in a race
Despite taking a spill in the early stages of the 6,000-meter course, senior Carey Lyons finished 86th with a time of 23:08.7.
 Photo credit: Kyle Youngblood
A group of women running in a race
First-year Sarah Urso competes in the 2014 NCAA Cross Country Championship.
 Photo credit: Kyle Youngblood
A group of women running in a race
Senior Sarah Jane Kerwin finished 46th, completing the course in 22:41.9.
 Photo credit: Kyle Youngblood
A runner in an Oberlin jersey runs just in front of a runner in a Johns Hopkins jersey
Senior Kyle Neal earned her second All-America honor of her career, finishing 14th in 22:07.8.
 Photo credit: Kyle Youngblood
A person in an Oberlin jersey runs beside a person in an Ithaca jersey
In her first championship outing, first-year Peyton Boughton placed 247th.
 Photo credit: Kyle Youngblood
A group of men running in a race
Men's cross country runners compete in the 2014 NCAA Championships.
 Photo credit: Kyle Youngblood
A man in an Oberlin jersey runs in a race
In 2013, Geno Arthur finished 111th overall. This year, Arthur covered the 8,000-meter course in 24:29.22, finishing 19th overall and earning an All-America honor.
 Photo credit: Kyle Youngblood
A group of men running in a race
With his performance, Arthur becomes the third male in cross country program history to receive All-America accolades.
 Photo credit: Kyle Youngblood
A group of men running in a race
Third-year Josh Urso finished 64th overall, covering the 8,000-meter course in 25:03.24.
 Photo credit: Kyle Youngblood
A group of women running in a race
A group of women running in a race
A group of women running in a race
A group of women running in a race
A group of women running in a race
A runner in an Oberlin jersey runs just in front of a runner in a Johns Hopkins jersey
A person in an Oberlin jersey runs beside a person in an Ithaca jersey
A group of men running in a race
A man in an Oberlin jersey runs in a race
A group of men running in a race
A group of men running in a race

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