OBERLIN, Ohio – Freshman Tyler Caron led the men's cross country team at the Oberlin Inter-Regional Rumble on Saturday morning as the Golden Tornadoes raced their final time before the Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) Championships in two weeks. The men finished 9th out of 21 teams competing.
Caron finished 21st overall, out of 178 runners, with a time of 26:37 in the 8K race. Junior Matt Otto was next for the men, placing 44th in a time of 27:06.
The final three runners for Geneva were close together and not far behind Otto. Junior Ethan Haring finished in 54th place with a time of 27:19, sophomore Drew Steffler placed 58th in a time of 27:22, and freshman Xaver Alexander closed out the top five for the Golden Tornadoes in 65th place with a time of 27:28.
The men now turn their attention to the PAC Championships in two weeks on Saturday, October 31. The Golden Tornadoes will enter that championship race as the defending champions and a favorite to repeat again. The meet will be held at the Mill Creek Metroparks Cross Country Course, which Geneva ran on last month, and is scheduled to start at 12:00 p.m. after the completion of the women's race.
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