ASHLAND, Neb. – Kansas Wesleyan Men's Cross Country had another outstanding race as the Coyotes posted a sixth place finish in the 23-team field at the Doane Blazing Tiger Invitational at Mahoney State Park on Saturday.
The Coyotes beat a few NAIA nationally ranked teams in the field including No. 8 ranked Oklahoma City and No. 15 ranked Southern Oregon.
Freshman phenom
Damion Jackson paced the Coyotes over the 8K course with a 14th place finish with a time of 24:54.1.
Shane Calvin was 23rd in 25:06.7,
Austin Hess was 25th in 25:11.3,
Giovanni Rios was 62nf in 26:01.5,
Jake Cruz was 67th in 26:10.4,
Tytus Reed was 69th in 26:12.1,
Julian Avila was 72nd in 26:15.5,
Wyatt Johnson was 95th in 26:37.9,
Cisco Alvarez was 96th in 26:38.9,
Carter Huyser was 109th in 26:51.3,
Brenden Ellis was 112th in 26:54.9,
Ty Davidson was 117th in 26:58,
Nicolas Martinez was 126th in 27:01.2,
Triston Cottone was 144th in 27:22.2, Zack Tibbits was 164th in 27:47,
Jack Horacek was 169th in 27:51.9,
Cameron Churchill-Dowd was 204th in 28:40.5,
Roman Mai was 217th in 29:00.2,
Brodie Bradshaw was 247th in 30:03.2,
Remington Wiseman was 274th in 32:17.6, and
Hayden Dotson was 284th in 35:14.8.
Saint Mary's Emad Bashir-Mohammed was the individual champion with a time of 24:07, for a 16-second victory leading the 291-person field.
College of Idaho was the team champion with a score of 56 points.
This was the final regular season tune-up for the Coyotes who will head to Winfield in two weeks for the KCAC Championships, hosted by Southwestern College.
