Upcoming Event: Women's Cross Country versus Maribel Sanchez Souther Invitational on September 20, 2025
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Women's Cross Country
vs Maribel Sanchez Souther Invitational
2007 W Cross Country Roster
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Campfield, Lauren
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Lauren Campfield
- Class:
- First-Year
- Position:
- Distance
- Hometown:
- Temecula, Calif.
- High School:
- Great Oak
Bio
Lauren Elizabeth Campfield was a three-year cross country, track and field, and basketball letterwinner at Temacula Valley High School. She was a two-year captain for cross country and basketball and a three-year captain for track and field. In 2005 and 2006, Lauren was the Riverside County Individual Champion in the 800m. Additionally, Campfield's basketball, cross country, and track teams were the De Anza Lague Champions in 2006. Campfield's track team was the undefeated Southwestern League Champion in 2007. As a junior, Lauren was named to the De Anza League 1st team for cross country, and was the De Anza League MVP for track.
Out of her running shoes, Lauren was a youth ministry leader in church as well as a hospice volunteer.
Lauren is the daughter of Nancy and Archie Campfield and she has one brother. Her uncle, Rick, played soccer at Southern Connecticut State.
| 2009-10 Highs |
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| Outdoor | Indoor |
| 1500m: 5:05.58 (UNH) | Mile: 5:28.53 (DRelays) |
| 800m: 2:24.94 (Yale) | |
2009 Indoor Season: member of ECAC qualifying 4x800m relay
| 2008-09 Highs | |
| Outdoor | Indoor |
| 800m: 2:17.03 Princeton | 800m: 2:17.89 Heps. |
| 1500m: 4:41.33 ASU | Mile: 5:21.74 Terrier |
| 1000m: 2:59.67 UVM/UNH | |
2008 Indoor Season: member of 6th place 4x800m relay at Heps
| 2007-08 Highs | |
| Outdoor | Indoor |
| 3000m 10:02.1 ASU |
800m: 2:15.55 Heps |
| Mile: 5:04 | |
| 1000m: 2:58.4 | |
High School: 2x Riverside County 800 meter champion... CIF Southern Section Div. IV 800 meter runner up... 2x All-Riverside County 1st Team... Citrus Belt Area Female Athlete of the Year... Captain of HS track and xc teams for 2 years
| 5k XC |
19:06/2007 |
| 6k XC |
23:06/2007 |
| 400m |
58.9/2005 |
| 800m |
2:15.6/2008 |
| 1000m |
2:58.4/2008 |
| 1600m |
5:04/2008 |
| 3000/3200 |
10.02.1 |
Q & A with Lauren
Why Dartmouth?
It was the best option academically, athletically and financially and I was interested in experiencing life in beautiful, rural New England. I liked the coach and the team when I visited, so I applied!
How long have you been running cross country and what got you interested in cross country?
I started running cross country my sophomore year of high school. I played tennis during my freshman fall and thought cross country runners were crazy, but after a fun, succesful freshman track season in the spring, I was talked into running cross country the following year.
Tell me something interesting about you that might come as a surprise to your teammates.
I almost played basketball in college (Div III) instead of running.
What are your future plans, if any?
I hope to work in the Church.
Highlights: Dartmouth Plays of the Week, Oct. 31, 2022
Monday, October 31
Highlights: Dartmouth Plays of the Week, Oct. 10, 2022
Monday, October 10
Interview: Coach Conversation with Kendra Foley, Oct. 5, 2022
Wednesday, October 05
Highlights: Dartmouth Plays of the Week, Sept. 12, 2022
Monday, September 12
