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Alicia Craig

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Alicia Craig, also known as Alicia Shay (born June 14, 1982, in Gillette, Wyoming), is an American distance runner. She is a two-time NCAA 10,000 meter champion. In 2004, she set the women's collegiate 10,000-meter record in just her third race.[1] She ran at Stanford University. Her husband Ryan Shay died November 3, 2007, while competing in the 2008 Olympic Marathon Trials.

Honors

  • 2004 Broke the NCAA women's record in the 10,000 meters
  • 2004 All American in track and cross country
  • 2003 All American in track and cross country
  • 2002 Pac-10 and West Region Athlete of the Year
  • 2002 All American in cross country
  • High School four time All-state athlete in Gillette, WY

References

  1. ^ Stanford's Craig sets collegiate-record in 10,000 meters - The Stanford Daily Online


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