COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – The Regis University men's cross country team earned a seventh place finish this morning as they took part in the UCCS Cross Country Open at Monument Valley Park.
The Rangers took seventh out of eight teams in the field with a team score of 220 with there also being 124 individuals to compete. This was the second straight race the Rangers have come in seventh place as well.
Liam Chavez led the team with a 33rd place finish and a time of 25:55.1 with this also being his third race this fall to be the Rangers' top finisher.
In addition, Chavez broke his previous time at this course by over one minute with him last racing here at the UCCS Rust Buster back on Sept. 5.
Quinn McKnight earned a 54th place finish with a time of 26:35.0 and Carson Schuler took 86th at 27:33.2 to round out the top three Rangers.
Sterling Sharpe, Jace Ketcham and Cole Oese all took part in the race as well with Sharpe coming in 96th at 27:52.7, Ketcham in 97th at 27:54.2 and Oese in 101st at 28:01.1.
Air Force Academy was the top finishing team overall while CSU Pueblos' Jon Sweepe was the No. 1 finisher for the men.
UP NEXT
The Rangers will now begin their postseason journey in their next race when they head up to South Dakota on Nov. 7 to take part in the RMAC Championships, hosted by South Dakota Mines in Rapid City.
