Freshman
Willow Lott and junior
Elliot Singer led the Colorado College women's cross country team to an impressive second-place finish against Division I and II teams at the Metro State Invitational Saturday morning in Denver, Colo.
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CC, the only Division III team at the meet, finished just 14 points behind first-place Colorado Mines and 22 ahead of third-place Air Force, followed by UCCS and Metro State tying for fourth with 92 points, Colorado Christian (129), Westminster University (181) and Colorado Mountain College (237).
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Lott finished in fourth place, covering the 6K course in a time of 22 minutes, 44.40 seconds, just ahead of Singer in fifth at 22:44.43. Junior
Sydney Rankin (23:27.06) and sophomore
Alison Mueller-Hickler (23:32.52) placed 18
th and 19
th, respectively.
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Freshman
Mary Cate Kiser closed out the Tigers' scoring with a 28
th-place result, clocking in with a time of 24:03.33.
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"Today was a very good preview of things to come for our team," head coach
Alex Nichols said. "They worked well as a team to move up during the race, and sowed that we are way ahead of last year's team."
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The Tigers return to action at their own Ted Castaneda Classic on Saturday, Sept. 30 at North Monument Valley Park, beginning at 11 a.m.
Team Results
1. Colorado Mines – 53
2. Colorado College – 67
3. Air Force – 89
4. UCCS – 92
4. Metro State – 92
6. Colorado Christian – 129
7. Westminster – 181
8. Colorado Mountain College – 237
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Colorado College Individual Results