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HISTORIC DAY FOR ROSEMONT XC AT DUKES INVITE

HISTORIC DAY FOR ROSEMONT XC AT DUKES INVITE

VINELAND, NJ- Rosemont Cross-Country had a historic day at the Dukes Invite in Vineland, NJ today.

Starting with the men, who had quite an impressive showing. John Crozier crossed the line first for Rosemont in a season best 19:55.59 finishing 31st in the 5k race.  Second, Kenny Wiggins ran a season best 20:43.79 finishing second beyond Crozier for the Ravens squad. In addition, Gabe Rizzo ran a 24:05.0,  which is also a season best in the 5k.  

The women’s squad broke the record books today earning 4 medals and a first trophy for the cross-country program finishing 2nd as a team.  Leading off, we had Madeline Brady win the race in a 21:43.02 beating out second place by over a minute.  This effort puts Madeline at  number six in the Rosemont Women record books in the 5k with her time of 21:43.02.  Very impressive!  Second, Dominique Caldwell finished 14th overall in a 26:24.65 earning a medal.  Third up, we had Dillan Leonard go 26:39.48 finishing 16th overall and earning a medal.  Fourth for the team, Isabella Moraschi finished 18th overall and earned a medal for her efforts.  Fifth, Najah Coon ran a 30:19.09 finishing in 23rd place overall.  Our sixth runner, Marissa Ryan finished in a 30:28.01 in 25th place overall.  Abigail Wolfe went 31:42.82 finishing 29th overall in the 5k race.

All seven women ran collegiate career bests today in the 5k race. The four medals, individual winner, and a trophy made for a historic day for the program.

Next up, the Ravens will compete at the Penn State Abington Invitational on September 14th at 10:00am.

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