CROSS COUNTRY CONCLUDES SEASON AT SOUTHEAST REGIONAL

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MEN'S RESULTS | WOMEN'S RESULTS

EARLYSVILLE, Va. – The Radford men's and women's cross country teams competed in the NCAA Division I Southeast Regional Friday afternoon at Panorama Farms. The event, hosted by the University of Virginia, featured 35 men's teams and 38 women's teams. The Highlander men and women finished 30^th and 35^th, respectively.

Leading the women's squad once again was Teresa Williamson, who crossed the line in 81^st. The junior ran the 6K course in 22:15.9 to post the only top-100 finish for either of Radford's teams.

The next finisher was Courtney Rice, who posted a 24:07.7 to place 214^th. Katie Hickey was next in 231^st place, running a 24:39.9. Emily Marshall was 235^th with her 24:43.0, and Madeline Thomas ran a 24:58.0 to take 237^th. Courtney Burton and Malina Richardson rounded out the scoring for the Highlanders, concluding the race in 244^th and 245^th, running times of 25:13.0 and 25:14.1, respectively.

Virginia took the team title with 57 points, and William & Mary finished second with 69 points. Emily Stites of William & Mary was the individual champion with a time of 19:57.5, and Cally Macumber of the University of Kentucky took the runner-up position in a time of 20.07.9.

On the men's side, Radford was led by Ryan Farnan, who placed 113^th by running the 10K course in 31:35.4. The next finisher was Chris Weeks, who ran a 32:39.4 to take the 166^th spot, followed closely by Chaz Porter in the 187^th position with a time of 33:12.7. Senior Joey Hannah finished in 198^th with a time of 33:30.1, while Daniel Moniak placed 201^st in 33:34.7. Rounding out the scorers for the Highlanders was Alan Weaver, who completed the course in 34.21.9 to finish 215^th.

Eastern Kentucky earned the first-place team position on the men's side with 58 points, followed by UVa, which attained 96 points. Paul Chelimo of UNC Greensboro won the individual crown in a time of 28:37.3. Andrew Colley of NC State was right on his heels to take second place in a time of 28:38.7.

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