CENTRAL, S.C. — The
Benedict College men's cross country team finished third at the Susan Rouse Invite, hosted by Southern Wesleyan University, on Saturday morning.
The Tigers finished with 71 points, to finish behind Lees-McRae (20 points), and host Southern Wesleyan (48 points).
Bravin Bor was the top finisher for the Tigers, finishing the 8K course with a time of 29:16.36.
Bethwel Kibet finished 11th with a time of 31:44.82.
Nicholas Kibet finished 20th with a time of 37:24.71, with teammate
Kevin Cheruiyot next with a time of 37:49.85, followed by
William Fennoy in 22nd with a time of 38:26.01.
The Lady Tigers did not have a team score.
Caren Kipkoech finished 16th with a time of 26:21.90 over the 5K course.
Mercy Kwambai finished 20th with a time of 31:31.80, while
Destinee Tiller was 21st with a time of 31:41.12.
Millicent Kibet finished 25th with a time of 34:17.54
Benedict will compete in the Winthrop Invitational in Rock Hill, S.C. on Friday.
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