Cross Country Continues to Improve
The Muhlenberg cross country teams competed at Haverford against three Division I opponents and three of the top Division III teams in the Metro Region.
For the second meet in a row, senior Caiti Kinnear led the women's team, running an impressive 23 seconds faster than she ever has on Haverford's 3-mile course. Freshman Maggie Holderith was Muhlenberg's No. 2 runner for the second meet in a row as well.
On the men's side, for the second meet in a row a freshman was the No. 1 runner, this time David Seel. Freshman Raam Ravishankar ran the same time as Seel, placing right behind him. Junior Mason Tran (pictured above left) ran 27 seconds faster than he ever has on Haverford's 4-mile course, showing the largest individual improvement for the day.
pictured above right: Ava Lundy
Players Mentioned
Players Mentioned
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- Brad Hackett Announces RetirementBrad Hackett, head coach of the Muhlenberg track & field teams and director of the cross country and track & field programs since 1999, has announced his retirement, effective at the end of the 2024 season.
- Seven Named to Sportsmanship TeamSeven Muhlenberg athletes were recognized for their behavior with their selection to the 2023 Fall All-Centennial Conference Sportsmanship Team.
- 82 Named to Academic Honor RollEighty-two Muhlenberg College student-athletes were named to the Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll for the fall 2023 season.
- Cross Country Teams Show ImprovementThe Muhlenberg cross country teams finished the 2023 season on a high note, both improving their places at the NCAA Metro Regional.
- Cross Country Teams Show DeterminationOn a brutally hot day on an incredibly tough course, the Muhlenberg cross country teams competed in the Centennial Conference Championships.
- Cross Country Battles WeatherThe Muhlenberg cross country teams competed in the rain and mud at the Border Battle, at the site of next month's NCAA Metro Regional meet.
