HAYS, Kan. – Kansas Wesleyan Women's Cross Country finished fourth out of 10 teams on Saturday at the Fort Hays State Tiger Open.
The Coyotes finished with 118 points, narrowly behind Saint Mary, who was in third with 100 points.
Colorado School of Mines paced the field of NCAA Division II, NAIA and junior college teams with 36 points to win the meet over Fort Hays State in second with 51 points.
Kirstin Hackney paced the Coyote finishers in sixth place with a time of 18:24.2 over the 5K course.
Micah Dickens was 24th with a time of 19:07.4,
Makayla Little was 48th in 19:55.8,
Mia Oliver was 52nd in 20:02.9,
Libby Gutkowski was 56th in 20:10,
Hailey Nordhus was 63rd in 20:45,
Mya Schweitzer was 74th in 21:25.8 and
Emma McAlister was 78th in 21:35.2.
Ashara Frater was the individual winner from Hutchinson CC with a time of 17:37.7.
The Coyotes are back in action on October 24 at the NAIA Blazing Tiger in Omaha, Nebraska.
