CANFIELD, Ohio – Junior Audrey McAlister paced the women on Saturday at the YSU Collegiate Invitational, held on the same course that the Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) Championships will be run at in November. A handful of PAC schools, along with Division I Youngstown State and Robert Morris, competed at the meet.
McAlister was the top Division III finisher, placing 19th out of 85 runners with a time of 24:04.
Geneva's next four runners were all bunched together in close succession. Sophomore Nicole Ochs finished 31st with a time of 25:36, while junior Sienna Jackson wasn't far behind with a time of 25:45, placing her 34th. Just behind Jackson in 35th place was sophomore Hope Haring, coming through in a time of 25:51, while senior Lydia Nagel was the fifth runner for Geneva, placing 37th with a time of 26:00.
Both the men and women will be off next weekend before competing at Carnegie Mellon on Saturday, October 10.
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