Lexi Reed

2018 Pac-12 All-Academic Second Team

**Cross Country Best Championship Finishes**
Finish	Event	Location	Date
28th (20:37.1)	NCAA West Regionals	Colfax, Wash. (Colfax Golf Club)	11/15/19
28th (20:32.6)	Pac-12 Championships	Monmouth, Ore. (Ash Creek Preserve)	11/1/19

AT OREGON STATE
2020-21

2019

Ran in five meets for the Beavers
Made impressive start to the season at the Viking Rust Buster by placing second with a time of 13:39.2
Led Beavers in the championship race of the Wisconsin Nuttycombe Invite, placing 108th with a time of 21:19.7
Was the Beaver's top finisher at the Pac-12 Championships, running to a 28th place finish with a time of 20:32.6
Ended season with another 28th place finish at the NCAA West Regional meet

2018

Pac-12 All-Academic Second Team selection for the first time in her career
Ran in six meets for Oregon State during the 2018 season
Took 1st place at the season opening Viking Rust Buster leading the Beavers to a team win
Placed 13th at the Bronco Invitational also helping the Beavers to a team win
Placed 37th at the Pac-12 Championships assisting in the highest finish ever in school history
Helped the Beavers to its first ever NCAA Championship berth

2017

2016

Ran in all six meets as a freshman and contributed to team score in each instance
Best finish was 7th at John Frank OSU Invitational on Sept. 3; also placed 16th at Dellinger Invitational in Eugene
Was OSU's No. 5 scorer at Pac-12s and NCAA Regionals

D'EVELYN HIGH SCHOOL

Lettered four years in track and basketball, three years in cross country and two years in tennis
Set school records in the 800m, 1600m, 3200m, 1600m relay and 3200m relay in track; set the 5K school record in cross country, and ranks No. 2 all-time in assists in basketball
Three-time Jefferson County League MVP in cross country, two-time league MVP in track
Was all-league four times in track, three times in cross country, twice in basketball and twice in tennis
First-team Colorado 4A All-State four times in track, three times in cross country, twice in tennis and once in basketball; earned honorable mention all-state honors twice in basketball and once in tennis
Two-time D'Evelyn High School Athlete of the Year
Competed at Nike National cross country meet as a senior
Earned IBM High School Hero of the Week Award
Graduated with a 4.03 GPA
Member of National Honor Society, Girls Mentoring Club, Spanish Honor Society and the Platinum Honor Roll, and earned Provost Scholarship

PERSONAL

Daughter of Ken and Sandy Reed
Has younger sister, Angi
Prospective kinesiology major who hopes to become a sports nutritionist/psychologist
Her father played basketball and baseball at the University of Denver
Chose OSU because of coach Kelly Sullivan "and how he truly cares about every athlete individually and as a person, rather than just as a runner. I also loved the team when I came on my visit and the campus is beautiful."