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2002 All-Ohio Intercollegiate
Cross Country Championships


Friday, Oct. 11
Methodist Theological School
Delaware, Ohio

Men's Team Scores - Ohio State's 5 runners finished in a pack, placing 3-4-5-6-7 in a span of just over 5 seconds, to give the Buckeyes their first All-Ohio title since 1999. Malone won the Division II/NAIA title and Mount Union took the Division III title.

Team Scores Division I Team Scores Division II/NAIA Team Scores Division III Team Scores

Women's Team Scores - Toledo won its first-ever All-Ohio championship, placing 3 runners in the top 5 to snap Kent State's string of 3 straight All-Ohio crowns. Cedarville won its third straight Division II/NAIA title and Baldwin-Wallace took home its sixth straight Division III title.

Team Scores Division I Team Scores Division II/NAIA Team Scores Division III Team Scores

Men's Individual Results - Ashland's Nick Cordes won individual honors, defeating Sergio Reyes of Cedarville by more than 32 seconds. Cordes did not compete in last year's race. Two-time defending individual champion Chris Reis of Cincinnati placed 24th.

Men's Results Division I Results Division II/NAIA Results Division III Results
with Splits      

Women's Individual Results - Toledo's Briana Shook won individual honors in 17:35.3, posting a margin of 32 seconds over teammate Erica Moriarty. Shook placed fifth in last year's race.

Women's Results Division I Results Division II/NAIA Results Division III Results
with Splits      

Men's Open Results

Women's Open Results

Meet History
2001 All-Ohio Results
2002 All-Ohio Results
2003 All-Ohio Results
2004 All-Ohio Results
2005 All-Ohio Results
2006 All-Ohio Results
2007 All-Ohio Results

Men's Meet History
Women's Meet History

Driving Directions to the Methodist Theological School

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