CASTINE, Maine -- Maine Maritime senior Matt Methot (Portland, Maine) was named North Atlantic Conference Runner of the Week for the second-straight week. (via www.marinersports.org)
CASTINE, Maine -- Maine Maritime senior Matt Methot (Portland, Maine) was named North Atlantic Conference Runner of the Week for the second-straight week. (via www.marinersports.org)
Check out all the action from around the country from former Maine HS athletes. If you don't see your name, email me at Dveilleux@milesplit.com, and we'll try our best to get you added in. Week of September 23, 2013 - September 30, 2013
The college cross country teams in southern Maine have talent and aspirations. (via www.pressherald.com)
FARMINGTON, Maine – University of Maine at Farmington senior Sam Leal (York, Maine/York) has been named the North Atlantic Conference Men's Cross Country Rookie of the Week, when conference weekly honors were announced Monday. (via athletics.umf.maine.edu)
CASTINE, Maine -- Maine Maritime senior Matt Methot (Portland, Maine) was named North Atlantic Conference Runner of the Week, the conference announced Monday. (via www.marinersports.org)
STANDISH, ME – Saint Joseph's College runners Heather Eaton (Lincolnville, Maine) and Marie Harrington (Limerick, Maine) have earned Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) weekly honors. (via www.gomonks.com)
GORHAM, Maine -- For the second time this season, the Little East Conference has selected University of Southern Maine sophomore Hannah Damron (Windham, Maine) as the women's cross country Runner of the Week. Southern Maine Athletics (via southernmainehuskies.com)
WHITINGHAM, Vt. - September 17, 2013 - Colby-Sawyer freshman Kylee Parker (Winterport, Maine) has been named North Atlantic Conference (NAC) Women's Cross Country Rookie of the Week. (via Colby-Sawyer College)
Senior Will Geoghegan continued the trend of Big Green men's cross country dominance at the Dartmouth Invitational Saturday morning hosted by the Hanover Country Club. (via DartmouthSports.com)
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Four days after attaining his first, first-place finish of the season, senior runner, Kelton Cullenberg garnered accolades for his efforts at the UMass invitational as he was named America East Cross Country Performer of the Week. This is the second-time Cullenberg has received conference cross-country POTW honors in his Maine career. (via www.goblackbears.com)
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WATERVILLE, Maine –Maine Maritime Academy's men's cross country team placed second in the field of seven teams at the Terrier Classic Invitational. The five-kilometer race gave the Mariners a preview of the 2013 North Atlantic Conference (NAC) championship course. NAC rival, Colby-Sawyer College, won the event. (via marinersports.org)
The Boilermaker cross country teams competed in their first home meet since 2010 on Friday evening. The men's team took second in the Big Ten Preview while the women finished third. (via www.purduesports.com)
AMHERST, Mass. -- Kelton Cullenberg and Alexander Moser (York Harbor, Maine) placed first and third respectively to lead the University of Maine men's cross country team to a second place finish at UMass on Saturday. UConn won the meet with 63 points, while Maine was second with 69 points. UMass was third with 70 points, followed by BC (85), UVM (90) and Amherst (100). Cullenberg won with a time of 19:15.25, while Moser posted a mark of 19:26.99. Ryan Hardiman (Brookline, Mass.) was Maine's third finisher with a time of 19:41.19. He placed 12th overall. Jarrod Lenfest (Windsor, Maine) was 17th with a time of 19:49.23. Levi Frye (Walpole, Mass.) rounded out the scoring for Maine with a 36th place finish in 20:19.20. Maine next returns to the course when it hosts New Hampshire on Sept. 20 at 3 PM in Orono. (via www.goblackbears.com)
Emily Durgin guided the UConn women's cross country team for the second consecutive week as the Huskies claimed second place at the UMass Invite with 55 points. Connecticut averaged a time of 17:55.46 in Saturday's 5K. (via www.uconnhuskies.com)
Men's cross country surprises No. 6 Bates (via www.colby.edu)