145:. Sisson won her first NCAA title in the 5,000 meters indoors, repeating in the 5,000 meters at the NCAA Outdoor Championships. Sisson won seven Big East titles. She completed her Providence collegiate career tied for first with ten total All-America honors. During the 2016 Indoor track season, Oakley finished seventh in the NCAA Indoor mile. In the 2016 Outdoor season, Catarina Rocha won the Big East 5,000 meters and Brianna Ilarda the 3,000-meter Steeplechase. During the 2016 Cross Country season, the women captured and their fourth NCAA Northeast Regional Cross Country title in five years. In 2017, Millie Paladino would run the second fastest 1,500-meter time in Providence history.
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58:, graduating in 1982. He represented Ireland in the World Cross Country Championships in 1977–79. His best road race times were in 1983, 47:42 for the Ballycotton IRL 10 mile, 2:16:54 while in finishing second in the Cork IRL Marathon, and 10 km in 28:48 in Boston, Massachusetts, in 1985. As a collegiate runner, he took National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) All-America honors on three occasions. He was the New England Cross Country Champion twice, won the Big East Indoor Championship at 5,000 meters three times. He was the IC4A Champion in the 1981 10,000 and 1982 5,000 meters.
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Championships, earning Second-Team All-America honors in the 5,000 meters. In 2015 Julian Oakley was the eighth Friar under Treacy's tutelage to dip under the sub-four-minute mile mark, with a time of 3:58.89. During 2015, Sisson broke Smith's NCAA indoor 5,000-meter record with her 15:12.22 at the Big East Indoor Championships. She won three
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