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STANFORD continued its dominance in men's cross country as the Cardinal won their fifth Pac-10 title in the the last six years. While the Cardinal did not match their total of 21 points from the previous year, their 28 points marked the second best score in the last 22 years. Sophomore Grant Robison paced the Cardinal attack on a balmy morning in Scottsdale, crossing the finish line first in a winning time of 24:04.0. Three other Cardinal runners finished in the top seven, including third-place finisher Donald Sage. Sage, a sophomore, was Stanford's top finisher at the NCAA Championships, finishing seventh to lead Stanford to a second place team finish. For his efforts, Sage was named the Pac-10 Conference Cross Country Athlete of the Year.

ARIZONA STATE freshman J.J. Duke was voted the Pac-10 Newcomer of the Year, as he helped lead the Sun Devils to their best ever Pac-10 finish with a second place showing.

For the fourth time in his coaching career, Pac-10 Men's Coach of the Year honors went to Stanford's Vin Lananna. Not only did the Cardinal pick up their fifth Pac-10 title in the last six years, but they also captured top honors at the NCAA West Regional and were narrowly edged out of the NCAA title by Colorado (90-91).

2001 PACIFIC-10 CONFERNCE MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS (33rd Annual)
October 27, 2001, Pavilion Lakes Golf Club, Scottsdale, Ariz.

TEAM RESULTS

1. Stanford	1, 3, 5, 7, 12, (20), (37)	28
2. Arizona State	2, 8, 9, 15, 41, (46), (50)	75
3. Oregon	6, 11, 17, 21, (23), (30)	78
4. Arizona	10, 13, 14, 28, 31, (36), (52)	96
5. Washington	4, 22, 24, 25, 27, (32), (49)	102
6. UCLA	18, 19, 29, 39, 43, (48), (53)	148
7. Washington State	16, 33, 34, 38, (42), (45)	163
8. California	26, 35, 40, 44, 47, (51), (54)	192

INDIVIDUAL

1. Grant Robison, So., STAN	24:04.0
2. Fasil Bizuneh, Jr., ASU	24:06.4
3. Donald Sage, So., STAN	24:11.4
4. Jason Fayant, Sr., WASH	24:17.7
5. Ian Dobson, So., STAN	24:26.3
6. Jason Hartmann, Jr., ORE	24:30.9
7. Daniel Parris, Sr., STAN	24:35.8
8. Ronnie Buchanan, Jr., ASU	24:52.6
9. Juan Reyes, So., ASU	24:53.8
10. Kyle Goklish, Jr., ARIZ	25:00.1
11. Adam Bergquist, Sr., ORE	25:00.4
12. Seth Hejny, Jr., STAN	25:00.7
13. Mike Cramer, Sr., ARIZ	25:01.3
14. Mark Anderson, So., ARIZ	25:03.7
15. J.J. Duke, Fr., ASU	25:05.5
16. Oscar Franco-Parra, Sr., WSU	25:07.1
17. John Lucas, So., ORE	25:10.0
18. Bryan Green, Sr., UCLA	25:11.7
19. Ben Aragon, Fr., UCLA	25:12.3
20. Joe Urbanski, Jr., STAN	25:12.5
21. Brett Holts, Fr., ORE	25:17.2
22. Dustin Duke, So., WASH	25:22.2
23. Ryan Andrus, So., ORE	25:23.8
24. Jeremy Park, Jr., WASH	25:35.6
25. Eric Garner, So., WASH	25:38.7
26. Corey Creasey, Sr., CAL	25:42.3
27. Mike Hill, Sr., WASH	25:43.6
28. Matt McInvale, So., ARIZ	25:45.6
29. Justin Patananan, Jr., UCLA	25:49.3
30. Eric Logsdon, Fr., ORE	25:50.1
31. Tom Prindiville, Sr., ARIZ	25:51.7
32. Morgan Thompson, Sr., WASH	25:53.4
33. Scott Johnson, Sr., WSU	25:55.4
34. Mike Heidt, Fr., WSU	25:58.3
35. Carlos Carballo, Fr., CAL	26:00.5
36. Steve Smith, Sr., ARIZ	26:03.6
37. Ryan Hall, Fr., STAN	26:04.0
38. Kyle Barker, Jr., WSU	26:10.7
39. Phil Young, Jr., UCLA	26:16.5
40. Girmay Guangul, So., CAL	26:21.8
41. Dan Maher, So., ASU	26:29.5
42. Ian Johnson, So., WSU	26:31.8
43. Puneet Mahan, Fr., UCLA	26:33.2
44. Martin Conrad, Jr., CAL	26:34.4
45. Mark Wicklander, Jr., WSU	26:36.1
46. Dennis Cox, Jr., ASU	26:38.0
47. Jonathon Balzer, Fr., CAL	26:40.9
48. Seth Neumuller, Fr., UCLA	26:42.1
49 Michael Kiter, Fr., WASH	27:02.7
50. Phillip Prince, Fr., ASU	27:38.1
51. Nick Martin, Sr., CAL	27:39.6
52. Kevin Englehardt, Fr., ARIZ	27:41.6
53. Reggie Oronoz, Fr., UCLA	27:49.8
54. John Burke, Sr., CAL	28:10.9