2018 Cross Country Roster
Biography
I'm proud to be a Wildcat because: I get to be a part of a strong community of women.
2017: This will be Brine-Doyle's third season with the Wildcats.Â
2016: Brine-Doyle had a breakout season for St. Kate's in 2016, scoring in a majority of the Wildcats meets. At the MIAC Championship in October, Brine-Doyle was the sixth finisher for St. Kate's, helping the team record its highest finish at the conference meet since 1998. She finished the race witha  time of 25:50.
2015:Â in her first season as a Wildcat, Brine-Doyle ran a PR time of 25:11 at the Seven Sisters Championships and consistently placed int he team's top five. She was the fifth wildcat finisher at the MIAC Championships.Â
High School: Brine-Doyle was a six-time letter winner for cross country and track and field at Pequot Lakes and earned all-conference honors each year for cross country. She was a co-captain as a junior and senior and eaned the team's MVP award twice. Brine-Doyle competed every year on the varsity and section team for cross country and track and field. Additionally, she was an honor roll student and member of National Honors Society holding a secretary position. She also participated in the state meet for mock trial and was a member of knowledge bowl. She also was active in many band and orchestra activities.Â
Personal: Brine-Doyle chose to attend St. Kate's for its reputation of women in science and the welcoming, beautiful campus. She plans to major in biology. She is the daughter of Katie Brine.Â
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