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Since 2005, Tulsa has won 28 C-USA Championships - more league titles than any other school in the conference. Listed by sport: MSoccer (6), Football (4), MTennis (4), Softball (4), WBasketball (2), Volleyball (2), WTennis (2), MGolf (2), WGolf (1), MCross Country (1)
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Personal Bests 2009: (Cross Country) Competed in all six meets and was named to the Conference USA First Team . . . broke her personal best in the 5K with a time of 17:25 at the Missouri State Classic . . . took second at both the MSC and the Hurricane Festival, and finished in the top 10 at the C-USA Championship (sixth) and the Cowboy Jamboree (seventh) . . . placed 30th at the NCAA Midwest Regional and 53rd at Pre-Nationals . . . was TU's top finisher in all six meets. 2008: (Cross Country) Ran in three meets . . . ran a personal-best time of 18:26 at the Conference USA Championships to finish in 26th place . . . was TU's fourth-finisher at Pre-Nationals with a mark of 22:16. Oregon State: Earned one letter in cross country at Oregon State . . . ran in four events for the Beavers . . . finished 23rd at the Hawkeye Open running the 4K in 14:51 . . . ran a personal-best in the 6K at the Pac-10 Cross Country Championships with a time of 21:34. High School: Left the Wellington Secondary Schools with the record in the 3,000m (9:55) and high school record in the 1,500m (4:29) . . . finished second in the 1,500m at the New Zealand SSAC Nationals as a freshman . . . won the 2007 New Zealand Junior title in the 1500m and finished second in the 3000m as a senior . . . ran at the World Cross Country Championships in Kenya . . . coach was Tony Rogers. Personal: An energy management major . . . enjoys playing soccer . . . greatest athletic moment was running in the World Cross Country Championships in Kenya . . . greatest inspiration in sports is her stepfather Steve . . . parents are Stephan Malanchak and Helen Malanchak. |
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