MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. —
Clark Atlanta’s men's and women's cross country teams traveled to Council Farms Cross Country Course to compete in the Bobcat Invitational hosted by Georgia College & State University on Saturday, Sept. 28.
WOMEN'S 5K
Newcomer
Lailah Sellers is our top Panther finisher for this week. In only her second meet, she ran a PR of 25:53.0, leading the rest of the Lady Panthers into the 5k. Next, we have duo runners
Karon Warren with a time of (29:52.30) and
Danielle Thompson with a trailing time of (30:59.8).
Zori Caldwell closed out the women's event for the Panthers with a time of (34:10.4).
MEN'S 8K
The Panthers' men's top finisher for this week is again
Elijah Hargrove with a time of 29:42.9; coming in behind Hargrove to seal his top 50 finish was
Ethan Dorset (35:25.8). Coming through the line together with
Nicholas Barnett (36:13.6) and Javion Lane (36:50.2). To wrap up the men's 8k we have a group finish of
Kai Revere (38:40.7),
Kamari Rowe(38:54.2) and
Christion Landers (39:20.5). The men's team finished out the meet 5th out of eight teams.
UP NEXT
In two weeks, the Panthers are traveling to Statesboro, Georgia, to compete in the Georgia Southern Invitational on Saturday, Oct. 12.
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