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BOWIE STATE PLACES THIRD OVERALL AT VIRGINIA UNION MID-SEASON CHALLENGE

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9/23/2008 5:29:07 PM

WOMEN'S RESULTS

    (RICHMOND, VA) Bowie State University's women placed in the middle of the pack at a Mid-Season Challenge hosted by Virginia Union University. The Lady Bulldogs came in third overall in the six team field and were led by Shamika Patton (Frederick, MD, Frederick) and Michelle Palmer (Oxon Hill, MD, Oxon Hill).

    Patton was a 5th place finisher, coming in at 21:26.5 and Palmer claimed 6th with a time of 21:57. BSU's Christina Rowles (Oxon Hill, MD, Oxon Hill) finished in the 11th postion (23:12.9), while teammates Tonya Walton (Indian Head, MD, Lackey) and Angelique Henderson placing 17th (24:38.08) and 20th (25:16.4) respectively for the Lady Bulldogs.

    Towson (Md.) University will be the host of Bowie State's next cross country event - Friday, October 3rd.

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10.22.09 | Women's Cross Country

BOWIE STATE WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY WIN SHARE OF CIAA CHAMPIONSHIP

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(CARY, NC) Bowie State University and the Lady Bulldogs cross country team are Co-Champions of the CIAA. Bowie State and Saint Augustine's College tied with 44 points followed by Virginia State University in third, Shaw University placed fourth and Johnson C. Smith University rounded out the top five.

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10.7.09 | Women's Cross Country

LADY BULLDOGS CROSS COUNTRY PLACE FIRST IN PRE-HOMECOMING CHALLENGE

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(BOWIE, Md.) The Bowie State University women's cross country team continues to peform well this season, claiming first place in the 2009 BSU Pre-Homecoming Challenge. Shamika Patton (Frederick, MD, Frederick), Shayla Davis (Gaithersburg, MD, Watkins Mill) and Jasmine Butler were one, two and three, crossing the 5K course finish line with times of 19:58, 20:49 and 21:17 respectively.

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9.20.09 | Women's Cross Country

LADY BULLDOGS CROSS COUNTRY FINISH NINTH AT UMES INVITATIONAL

FINAL RESULTS

(PRINCESS ANNE, Md.) Bowie State's women's cross country team travelled about two and half hours east and competed in the Cappy Anderson Invitational hosted by the University of Maryland Eastern Shore UMES). In the end, the BSU Lady Bulldogs returned home with a ninth place finish in the 5K event.

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9.16.09 | Women's Cross Country

BSU LADY BULLDOGS TAKE FIRST IN BOWIE STATE CHALLENGE

(BOWIE, Md.) The Lady Bulldogs cross-country team placed first in their own Bowie State Challenge, held today. Bowie State scored 18 points, followed by Virginia State University (43 points), St. Paul's College (68 points) and Washington Adventist University (formerly Columbia Union College) rounded out the women's field in fourth (81 points).

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9.12.09 | Women's Cross Country

WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY PLACES 6TH AT TOWSON INVITATIONAL

FINAL RESULTS

(TOWSON, Md.) Shamika Patton (Frederick, MD, Frederick) ran her fastest opening season time in leading the Lady Bulldogs cross country team to a sixth place finish in the Towson Invitational.

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10.23.08 | Women's Cross Country

SAINT AUGUSTINE'S AND VIRGINIA STATE CLAIM CIAA CROSS COUNTRY TITLES

(CARY, NC) Bowie State's Shamika Patton (Frederick, MD, Frederick) tabbed All-CIAA at conference Cross Country Championships. As a team, the Lady Bulldogs placed fourth overall with a total score of 120 points.

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