West Texas A&M Buffs Set to Compete in 10th Consecutive NCAA Division II Cross Country Championships
Key points:
- The No. 6 West Texas A&M Buffs will compete at the NCAA Division II Cross Country Championships for the tenth consecutive year
- The national race will take place at the Tom Rutledge Cross Country Course in Joplin, Missouri
- Seven Buffs, including William Amponsah and Harry Louradour, will compete in the race
West Texas A&M Buffs are gearing up for the NCAA Division II Cross Country Championships. The national race, featuring the No. 6 Buffs, is set to take place on Nov. 18 in Joplin, Mo. Seven Buffs, including William Amponsah and Harry Louradour, will compete, aiming to build on their recent third-place finish at the NCAA South Central Regionals. The competition will feature 34 teams, with the Buffs facing strong teams like No. 1 Colorado School of Mines and No. 4 Adams State. Last season, Harry Louradour claimed All-American honors, and the team finished 15th. After the championships, the Buffs will shift focus to the indoor track & field season.
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