UT Tyler’s Men’s Cross Country Finishes 15th, Women’s Team Places 23rd at NCAA South Central Regional Championships
Key points:
- UT Tyler's men's cross country team finished 15th and the women's team finished 23rd at the NCAA South Central Regional Championships.
- The men's team scored 416 points, just 66 points outside of the top 10, and beat seven Lone Star Conference teams.
- Landon Thornton led the way for the men's team with a 48th place finish, while Kailynn Denney led the women's team with an 82nd place finish.
UT Tyler cross country teams put up solid performances at the NCAA South Central Regional Championships in Lubbock. The men’s team finished 15th, just missing out on the top 10 by 66 points. They outperformed seven Lone Star Conference teams. Landon Thornton led the way for the men, finishing 48th overall. On the women’s side, they finished 23rd, coming in just 30 points shy of the top 20. Freshman Kailynn Denney was the standout performer for the women’s team, placing 82nd. Overall, both teams showed promise and improvement in their Division II era.
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