Saturday, November 20
Tallahassee, Fla.
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NCAA Championships
Photo by: Ross Obley
Tulsa Men Place Sixth at NCAA Championship
11/20/2021 1:44:00 PM | Cross Country
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. –– The 10th-ranked Tulsa men's cross-country team finished in sixth place out of 31 teams at the NCAA Cross Country Championship on Saturday morning at the Apalachee Regional Park cross country course.
The finish ties last season's performance for the second-best in school history next to the 2019 fifth-place finish. The top-five teams included Northern Arizona, Iowa State, Oklahoma State, Arkansas and Stanford. No team with a lower rank finished above the Golden Hurricane, but Tulsa did finish above No. 2 BYU, No. 5 Colorado, No. 4 Notre Dame and No. 8 Wisconsin.
It was a fast race, with the top time coming from BYU's Conner Mantz, who finished the 10K race in a course-record 28:33.1. In his first appearance at the NCAA Championship, Cormac Dalton paced the Golden Hurricane, clocking a 29:28.5 time for 34th place. Peter Lynch finished in 42nd place, traversing the course in 29:32.6.
Michael Power placed 51st in 29:39.7, and Scott Beattie took 58th in 29:45.2, bettering his 89th place finish a season ago. Also finishing for the Hurricane were Isaac Akers (86th), Shay McEvoy (148th) and Chris McLeod (157).
MEN'S TEAM RESULTS
TULSA MEN'S INDIVIDUAL – 10K
34. Cormac Dalton - 29:28.5
42. Peter Lynch - 29:32.6
51. Michael Power - 29:39.7
58. Michael Beattie - 29:45.2
86. Isaac Akers - 30:05.2
148. Shay McEvoy - 30:34.7
157. Chris McLeod - 30:39.7
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. –– The 10th-ranked Tulsa men's cross-country team finished in sixth place out of 31 teams at the NCAA Cross Country Championship on Saturday morning at the Apalachee Regional Park cross country course.
The finish ties last season's performance for the second-best in school history next to the 2019 fifth-place finish. The top-five teams included Northern Arizona, Iowa State, Oklahoma State, Arkansas and Stanford. No team with a lower rank finished above the Golden Hurricane, but Tulsa did finish above No. 2 BYU, No. 5 Colorado, No. 4 Notre Dame and No. 8 Wisconsin.
It was a fast race, with the top time coming from BYU's Conner Mantz, who finished the 10K race in a course-record 28:33.1. In his first appearance at the NCAA Championship, Cormac Dalton paced the Golden Hurricane, clocking a 29:28.5 time for 34th place. Peter Lynch finished in 42nd place, traversing the course in 29:32.6.
Michael Power placed 51st in 29:39.7, and Scott Beattie took 58th in 29:45.2, bettering his 89th place finish a season ago. Also finishing for the Hurricane were Isaac Akers (86th), Shay McEvoy (148th) and Chris McLeod (157).
MEN'S TEAM RESULTS
- Northern Arizona 92
- Iowa State 137
- Oklahoma State 186
- Arkansas 195
- Stanford 236
- Tulsa 237
- BYU 246
- Colorado 249
- Notre Dame 290
- Wake Forest 356
- Wisconsin 361
- Harvard 364
- Washington 373
- Texas 393
- Ole Miss 395
- Portland 430
- Air Force 453
- North Carolina 460
- Syracuse 485
- Florida State 517
- Minnesota 518
- Georgetown 566
- Princeton 567
- Southern Utah 573
- Michigan 588
- Gonzaga 612
- Alabama 640
- Butler 643
- Oregon 655
- Michigan State 681
- Furman 688
TULSA MEN'S INDIVIDUAL – 10K
34. Cormac Dalton - 29:28.5
42. Peter Lynch - 29:32.6
51. Michael Power - 29:39.7
58. Michael Beattie - 29:45.2
86. Isaac Akers - 30:05.2
148. Shay McEvoy - 30:34.7
157. Chris McLeod - 30:39.7
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