LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Geneva men's cross country competed at the Swags Louisville Cross Country Classic Saturday morning, running against 40 other schools from all levels of the NCAA at the meet hosted by Louisville University. The Golden Tornadoes finished in 19^th place as a team, with all seven of their participating runners finishing in the top 200 in a meet that featured 417 individual competitors.

Sophomore Ethan Haring led the way for the men, taking 40^th place overall with a time of 25:57.0. The next four finishers for the men were all seniors, with Karter Reath (26:15.8), Eli Eisenberger (26:44.2), Benjamin Perka (26:49.5), and Tommy Corbin (26:55.6) all finishing in under 27 minutes. Reath took 73^rd place overall to join Haring in the top 100 runners.

Sophomore Matt Otto and freshman Xaver Alexander also participated in the race for Geneva, running times of 27:16.1 and 27:23.7 to finish in the top 200.

The Golden Tornadoes are not in action again until Saturday, October 18^th, when they travel to Ohio to compete in the Oberlin Inter-Regional Rumble. That will be the final meet Geneva participates in before the PAC Championships in early November.

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