Wayne State Men’s Cross Country Takes Fifth at GLIAC Championships
Wayne State finished fifth at the GLIAC men’s cross-country championships in Westville, Indiana. Junior Andrew Yax led the Warriors in 20th place, earning Second-Team All-GLIAC honors for the first time. Coach Grant Lofdahl praised the team’s effort and said the Warriors are focused on the upcoming regional meet.
By the Numbers- Wayne State scored 132 points among 9 teams.
- Yax ran 25:23.1 to finish 20th overall.
- Grand Valley State won with 19 points; Saginaw Valley State was second with 77.
Wayne State’s fifth-place finish fell short of its hopes, and Ty Nagy narrowly missed All-GLIAC recognition. Lofdahl took responsibility for the result while emphasizing the runners’ effort and several strong individual performances.
What’s NextThe Warriors race at the NCAA Midwest Regional Championships on Nov. 21 in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
Bottom LineWayne State leaves the conference meet with an all-conference breakthrough for Yax and a chance to regroup at regionals.
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