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Neil Davis and Dan Glaz trail the lead pack.	Nicholas Boehlke of NCAA DIII UW-Oshkosh (7th, 30:35.71).	R-L: Charlie Millioen, Stanford's Seton McAndrews, Brett Gotcher and Dan Glaz run just behind the leaders.	Gotcher of Aptos High School was the only high school runner that was able to stick with the lead pack.	Zach Sabatino and Chris Esselborn continue to lead.
Boehlke takes a turn in the lead.	Dan McGrath of Manhattan College (9th, 31:27.22).	With about a mile to go, Ohio State's Dan Glaz took over the lead.	Sabatino runs in second.	Andrew Bautel of Florida State (12th, 32:18.15).
Glaz continues to pull away.	Sabatino runs second, Millioen third.	Esselborn and McAndrews run fourth and fifth.	Trevor Coolidge of the University of Portland (11th, 31:47.93).	Glaz continues to lead.
Millioen runs second.	Gotcher runs third.	Esselborn finished fifth in 30:20.33.	With a lap to go, Gotcher leads the pack that includes McAndrews, Esselborn and Sabatino. Coolidge is getting lapped.	Down the home stretch, Millioen appeared to be closing in on Glaz...
	...But Glaz hung on to win in 30:12.77.	Glaz's finish line reaction was the best we saw all night.	Millioen finished second (30:15.22) and along with Glaz qualified to represent the U.S. at the World Jr. Championships in Kingston, Jamaica in mid July.

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