Saturday, September 21
Memphis, Tenn.
8 AM
Tulsa
at
Rhodes College Invitational
Photo by: Bill Powell
Tulsa Sweeps Team Titles at Rhodes College Invitational on Saturday
9/21/2019 11:33:00 AM | Cross Country
Results
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The University of Tulsa men's and women's cross country teams won their respective 8K and 6K races on Saturday morning at the Rhodes College Invitational. The race was run at Shelby Farms, which will host the American Athletic Conference Championship on Nov. 1.
Both teams cruised to the team title as the Golden Hurricane men finished with a score of 20 points to finish ahead of second-place Memphis' 63 points. Meanwhile, the TU women put together a score of 21 points to top second-place Cincinnati's total of 67 points.
Caitlin Klopfer claimed the top individual time in the women's race as Tulsa placed six runners in the top 10, including four of the top five. The individual victory is the first of Klopfer's career and the first for a TU women's runner since Reagan Hausmann won last year's Missouri Southern Stampede.
Klopfer crossed the finish line with a time of 21:26.3, just ahead of Caroline Miller at 21:26.4 in second place. Jenny O'Bryan (21:35.5) and Ashley Barnes (21:37.3) finished fourth and fifth, respectively, while Alice Newcombe (21:45.1) and Katharina Pesendorfer (21:48.7) rounded out the top 10 in ninth and 10th place.
Hausmann clocked in at 21:53.6 for 12th place and Adrena Mazzei finished in 14th place with a time of 21:54.7. Alyssa Solberg (22:26.2) rounded out the Hurricane lineup in 26th place.
The Golden Hurricane men's squad, which came into the competition ranked No. 30 in the latest USTFCCCA National Coaches' Poll, also placed six of the top 10 runners at the meet, including five of the top six marks en route to the title.
Scott Beattie made his season debut with a second-place finish and an 8K time of 24:21.5. He was followed by freshman Patrick Dever (24:21.7), Peter Lynch (24:25.5), Isaac Akers (24:25.8) and Cameron Field (24:35.7), who finished 3rd-6th to comprise the team score.
Adam Breaux (24:53.9) and Reed Sahadevan (24:53.9) finished 10th and 11th, respectively, while Jackson Schwartz (14th/25:08.4) and Jerik Embleton (20th/25:26.9) also logged top-20 finishes. Tyler McGinnis (28th/25:44.8), Greg Fehribach (44th/26:14.9), Henry Williams (70th/26:54.1) and Michael Gates (80th/27:15.6) rounded out the TU lineup.
Both squads will return to action on Oct. 5 at the Chili Pepper Festival in Fayetteville, Ark.
WOMEN'S INDIVIDUAL 6K RESULTS
1. Caitlin Klopfer — 21:26.3
2. Caroline Miller — 21:26.4
4. Jenny O'Bryan — 21:35.5
5. Ashley Barnes — 21:37.3
9. Alice Newcombe — 21:45.1
10. Katharina Pesendorfer — 21:48.7
12. Reagan Hausmann — 21:53.6
14. Adrena Mazzei — 21:54.7
26. Alyssa Solberg — 22:26.2
WOMEN'S TEAM RESULTS
Tulsa, Cincinnati, Memphis, Arkansas State, Centre, Emory, Union (Tenn.), Mississippi College, Rhodes College, Kentucky Wesleyan, Berry, Christian Brothers, Southeastern Oklahoma, Millsaps, Concordia (Texas), Arkansas-Pine Bluff, Hendrix, East Texas Baptist, Ozarks (Ark.), Arkansas-Monticello, Mississippi University for Women.
MEN'S INDIVIDUAL 8K RESULTS
2. Scott Beattie — 24:21.5
3. Patrick Dever — 24:21.7
4. Peter Lynch — 24:25.5
5. Isaac Akers — 24:25.8
6. Cameron Field — 24:35.7
10. Adam Breaux — 24:46.2
11. Reed Sahadevan — 24:53.9
14. Jackson Schwartz — 25:08.4
20. Jerik Embleton — 25:26.9
27. Tyler McGinnis — 25:44.8
44. Greg Fehribach — 26:14.9
70. Henry Williams — 26:54.1
80. Michael Gates — 27:15.6
MEN'S TEAM RESULTS
Tulsa, Memphis, Arkansas State, Emory, Cincinnati, Oglethorpe, Rhodes College, Mississippi College, Centre, Union (Tenn.), Christian Brothers, Arkansas-Pine Bluff, Berry, Kentucky Wesleyan, Ozarks (Ark.), Blue Mountain College, East Texas Baptist, Millsaps, Concordia (Texas), Arkansas-Monticello, Mississippi University for Women.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The University of Tulsa men's and women's cross country teams won their respective 8K and 6K races on Saturday morning at the Rhodes College Invitational. The race was run at Shelby Farms, which will host the American Athletic Conference Championship on Nov. 1.
Both teams cruised to the team title as the Golden Hurricane men finished with a score of 20 points to finish ahead of second-place Memphis' 63 points. Meanwhile, the TU women put together a score of 21 points to top second-place Cincinnati's total of 67 points.
Caitlin Klopfer claimed the top individual time in the women's race as Tulsa placed six runners in the top 10, including four of the top five. The individual victory is the first of Klopfer's career and the first for a TU women's runner since Reagan Hausmann won last year's Missouri Southern Stampede.
Klopfer crossed the finish line with a time of 21:26.3, just ahead of Caroline Miller at 21:26.4 in second place. Jenny O'Bryan (21:35.5) and Ashley Barnes (21:37.3) finished fourth and fifth, respectively, while Alice Newcombe (21:45.1) and Katharina Pesendorfer (21:48.7) rounded out the top 10 in ninth and 10th place.
Hausmann clocked in at 21:53.6 for 12th place and Adrena Mazzei finished in 14th place with a time of 21:54.7. Alyssa Solberg (22:26.2) rounded out the Hurricane lineup in 26th place.
The Golden Hurricane men's squad, which came into the competition ranked No. 30 in the latest USTFCCCA National Coaches' Poll, also placed six of the top 10 runners at the meet, including five of the top six marks en route to the title.
Scott Beattie made his season debut with a second-place finish and an 8K time of 24:21.5. He was followed by freshman Patrick Dever (24:21.7), Peter Lynch (24:25.5), Isaac Akers (24:25.8) and Cameron Field (24:35.7), who finished 3rd-6th to comprise the team score.
Adam Breaux (24:53.9) and Reed Sahadevan (24:53.9) finished 10th and 11th, respectively, while Jackson Schwartz (14th/25:08.4) and Jerik Embleton (20th/25:26.9) also logged top-20 finishes. Tyler McGinnis (28th/25:44.8), Greg Fehribach (44th/26:14.9), Henry Williams (70th/26:54.1) and Michael Gates (80th/27:15.6) rounded out the TU lineup.
Both squads will return to action on Oct. 5 at the Chili Pepper Festival in Fayetteville, Ark.
WOMEN'S INDIVIDUAL 6K RESULTS
1. Caitlin Klopfer — 21:26.3
2. Caroline Miller — 21:26.4
4. Jenny O'Bryan — 21:35.5
5. Ashley Barnes — 21:37.3
9. Alice Newcombe — 21:45.1
10. Katharina Pesendorfer — 21:48.7
12. Reagan Hausmann — 21:53.6
14. Adrena Mazzei — 21:54.7
26. Alyssa Solberg — 22:26.2
WOMEN'S TEAM RESULTS
Tulsa, Cincinnati, Memphis, Arkansas State, Centre, Emory, Union (Tenn.), Mississippi College, Rhodes College, Kentucky Wesleyan, Berry, Christian Brothers, Southeastern Oklahoma, Millsaps, Concordia (Texas), Arkansas-Pine Bluff, Hendrix, East Texas Baptist, Ozarks (Ark.), Arkansas-Monticello, Mississippi University for Women.
MEN'S INDIVIDUAL 8K RESULTS
2. Scott Beattie — 24:21.5
3. Patrick Dever — 24:21.7
4. Peter Lynch — 24:25.5
5. Isaac Akers — 24:25.8
6. Cameron Field — 24:35.7
10. Adam Breaux — 24:46.2
11. Reed Sahadevan — 24:53.9
14. Jackson Schwartz — 25:08.4
20. Jerik Embleton — 25:26.9
27. Tyler McGinnis — 25:44.8
44. Greg Fehribach — 26:14.9
70. Henry Williams — 26:54.1
80. Michael Gates — 27:15.6
MEN'S TEAM RESULTS
Tulsa, Memphis, Arkansas State, Emory, Cincinnati, Oglethorpe, Rhodes College, Mississippi College, Centre, Union (Tenn.), Christian Brothers, Arkansas-Pine Bluff, Berry, Kentucky Wesleyan, Ozarks (Ark.), Blue Mountain College, East Texas Baptist, Millsaps, Concordia (Texas), Arkansas-Monticello, Mississippi University for Women.
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