Image courtesy of Dalhousie University
Image courtesy of Dalhousie University

Tigers Cross Country Teams Run Fast at Laval

October 9, 2015 /

Both the women’s and men’s Tigers Cross Country teams had successful results in the AUS-RSEQ Interlock at Universite de Laval on Saturday Oct. 3.

Competing in the women’s 6km event the Tigers team ran to third place with 107 points and was the top AUS team in the event.

The first Tiger to finish was Kayte Kowal 14th overall (23:33.3), she was followed by Morgan Hawkes 16th (23:37.6), Jenna Macdonald 18th (23:42.4), Emily Ferguson 26th (24:00.8), Abby Llewellyn 40th (24:47.2) and Hannah Ascough 82nd (27:47.2).

The Tigers men ran to a fourth place team finish in the 8km event with 102 points.

Tiger Matt McNeil continued his impressive season with another 1st place finish (24:58.7) and has proven to be a top contender in any race he enters. The rest of the Tigers also ran well, Nick Wood 26th (26:35.9) was the next Tiger across the line followed closely by Will Russell 27th (26:39.0), Graeme Wach 30th (26:45.9), Jake Wing 33rd (26:49.2), Angus Macintosh 45th (27:29.4), Adam Manuel 75th (29:16.3), and Mike Rogers 84th (29:41.0).

 

Up next

The Tigers Cross Country teams will be in Moncton, NS for the Moncton Invitational on Saturday Oct. 17.

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