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Cross Country 2006: Finished second at the 3k at the Charlotte Relay with a time of 11:29...Finished 20th at the 6k at George Mason with a time of 23:21.16. -- 2005: Scored in all seven meets ... 46th at A-10 Championships ... Season-best 6K time at NCAA SE Regional ... 21st out of 118, with season-best 5K time at Clemson Invitational ... 2004: Among the team's top four runners all season ... season-best 17th place finish at the Winthrop Invitational ... posted her best 6K time of the season (23:25.2) at the NCAA Southeast Regional, finishing fourth on the team and 133rd overall ... 2003: Teamed with Tsehaye Dagnachew to lead the team at the Charlotte Relay Invitational with a seventh place finish ... Posted a 10th-place finish two weeks later at the Davidson Invitational with a 20:12 time ... Had her best 5K time of the season at Furman, where she was 11th with a time of 19:18.80.
Indoor 2007: 3000m @ UNC Carolina Invite 10:35.11, 5000m @ A-10 18:03.00 --2006: 3000m @ UNC 10:37.34, 5000m @ A-10 18:17.37 -- 2005: Posted team's second-best 5,000 meter time at Conference USA Championships (18:13.46) ... That ranks her fifth all-time ... Season's fourth-fastest 3,000 runner (10:26.18) ... 2004: Did not compete.
Outdoor -- 2005: Led team in the 10,000, finishing 9th at C-USA Championships ... Her time of 38:14.80 there was the fourth-best in school history ...Posted team's top 3,000 time of the season at Davidson ... Fourth-fastest 5,000 time of the season at 49er Classic ... 2004: Did not compete.
Prep: Earned all-state honors for cross country in 2000 ... Won 11 conference titles for her North Mecklenburg team ... Ranked ninth at the Adidas Outdoor National Championships for the steeplechase in 2001 ... Recorded with the 16th-fastest time in North Carolina's Cross Country State Meet history ... Graduated from North Mecklenburg ranked in the top 15 percent of her class.
Personal: Is the daughter of Charlie and Nancy Slagle ... Majoring in Spanish and Latin American studies... Born Oct. 16, 1985.
