
11/10/2023 4:29:00 PM | Cross Country
Spartanburg, S.C. – The women's and men's cross country teams recorded great times at the NCAA Southeast Regional this Friday, highlighted by Joshua Daggett and Chloe Wellings both charting the top-100.
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The women raced first on the 6K course, with Wellings finishing first at 12:22.4 for the Highlanders to place 73rd among some of the southeast region's top talent. MegAnne Gilmore was the next finisher with a time of 21:59.3. Both women found themselves earning a spot in Radford's record book.
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Abby Seigel was the third to finish with a time of 22:29.5 with Mackenzie Brownrigg not too far behind coming in at 22.44.7 for the Highlanders. Kate McLearen came in at 22:56.9 and Natalie Preston a few spots behind at 23:28.5, both set a personal best. Kayla Fields rounded out the results on the women's side running 24:08.4 with her first regional appearance.
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The personal records did not stop there as the men were the next to race. Joshua Daggett was the top finisher for the Highlander men, with a 10K time of 31:07.4, which was over a minute better than his previous 10K record set at the 2021 regionals. Luke Richards placed 124th with a time of 31:49.9, setting a personal record of his own.
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Sam Sikora was the next to place with a time of 32:09.8 with Maxton Sowers not too far earning a time of 34:31, both earning personal records. Liam McDonald concluded the Radford men's team with another personal best of 35:44.8.
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The two teams ran powerfully to end their cross country 2023 season. Now many of the runners will turn their focus to the indoor and outdoor track season beginning in a few short weeks.
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For more updates on the Radford Cross Country program, check out RadfordAthletics.com, follow @RadfordXCTrack on Twitter as well as @radfordxctrack on Instagram and Radford Track and Field and Cross Country on Facebook.
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The women raced first on the 6K course, with Wellings finishing first at 12:22.4 for the Highlanders to place 73rd among some of the southeast region's top talent. MegAnne Gilmore was the next finisher with a time of 21:59.3. Both women found themselves earning a spot in Radford's record book.
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Abby Seigel was the third to finish with a time of 22:29.5 with Mackenzie Brownrigg not too far behind coming in at 22.44.7 for the Highlanders. Kate McLearen came in at 22:56.9 and Natalie Preston a few spots behind at 23:28.5, both set a personal best. Kayla Fields rounded out the results on the women's side running 24:08.4 with her first regional appearance.
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The personal records did not stop there as the men were the next to race. Joshua Daggett was the top finisher for the Highlander men, with a 10K time of 31:07.4, which was over a minute better than his previous 10K record set at the 2021 regionals. Luke Richards placed 124th with a time of 31:49.9, setting a personal record of his own.
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Sam Sikora was the next to place with a time of 32:09.8 with Maxton Sowers not too far earning a time of 34:31, both earning personal records. Liam McDonald concluded the Radford men's team with another personal best of 35:44.8.
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The two teams ran powerfully to end their cross country 2023 season. Now many of the runners will turn their focus to the indoor and outdoor track season beginning in a few short weeks.
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FOLLOW RADFORD CROSS COUNTRY
For more updates on the Radford Cross Country program, check out RadfordAthletics.com, follow @RadfordXCTrack on Twitter as well as @radfordxctrack on Instagram and Radford Track and Field and Cross Country on Facebook.
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