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[Men's Cross Country] Men's Cross Country Wins League Championship in Dominant FashionPublished by
UPLAND, Ind. – No. 5 Indiana Wesleyan University men’s cross country had five of the first six runners cross the finish line in a most dominant Crossroads League championship victory on Saturday. On a wet and muddy course in Upland, Indiana Wesleyan scored 18 points to easily beat runner-up No. 16 Taylor (Ind.) with 79 points. Chris Maxon won the Crossroads League individual championship with a time of 25:55. Teammate Jesse Saxton was second with an identical time of 25:55.
Team Finish: 1st of 10 teams
1. Chris Maxon: 1st, 25:55
1. Indiana Wesleyan 18
The top-15 runners were named All-Crossroads League. The Wildcats boasted all of their top seven runners on the All-Crossroads League team.
“The maturity of this team in spite of their relative youth makes them a lot of fun to watch. Consistent and determined, but full of poise. We outraced a strong, talented, and well-coached Taylor team.”
With the championship victory, Indiana Wesleyan earned an automatic bid to NAIA National Championship in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The national meet will be held on November 16. Read the full article at: www.iwuwildcats.com
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