IUPUI Men’s Cross Country Team Finishes 8th at NCAA Great Lakes Regional, Matching Best Program Finish
Key points:
- IUPUI men's cross country team finished 8th out of 30 teams at the NCAA Great Lakes Regional.
- Senior Nate Kaiser placed 31st overall, leading the team with an aggressive start.
- The team matched its best finish in program history and avenged a loss to Youngstown State.
IUPUI men’s cross country team finished 8th at the NCAA Great Lakes Regional, with senior Nate Kaiser leading the charge, placing 31st. The team matched their best finish in program history, overcoming a tough field and avenging a previous loss. Coaches and team members were proud of their efforts, with Kaiser and Whitinger both setting personal records. The team’s depth proved crucial, with Eric Petersen, Grant Moon, and Mitchell Rans all contributing to the strong finish. Their performance as the top non-Power 5 team showcased their potential, narrowly missing out on the 6th position.
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