Saturday, October 16
Easton, Pa.
TBA
Bucknell University
at
Leopard Invitational
Photo by: Marc Hagemeier
Noah Martin Captures Individual Title at Leopard Invitational on Saturday Morning
10/16/2021 12:46:00 PM | Men's Cross Country
EASTON, Pa. – Noah Martin captured individual honors for the Bucknell men in the Leopard Invite on Saturday morning hosted by Lafayette.
Martin, a junior from Lititz, Pa., took first in the 8k race in a time of 25:43.65 to lead a contingent of four Bison runners who earned top five spots at the meet.
Results
"I was very proud to see both our men and women win the meet," said Head Coach Kevin Donner. "Our men are very deep, and it showed today. Noah and Dom ran great races, and their times are very good on a challenging course. It's also great to see Ally Clarke back in action after being sick a couple of times since mid-September. This meet also helps solidify a 12-person Patriot League lineup for October 31, so there was a lot at stake."
Domenic Campagna was close behind Martin in second place (25:46.35), while Ben Santos (4th, 26:13.44) and Grayson Crockett (5th, 26:14.22) each earned spots in the top five.
Bucknell took first in the five-team meet with 21 points, placing all seven of its runners in the top 13 at the meet. Lafayette (65), Seton Hall (82), St. Joseph's (100), and Rider (101) rounded out the field. \
Bucknell's final scoring runner, Asa Friedrich, was ninth (26:41.47) to round out five Bison in the top ten in the field of 63 competitors.
Matt Cervon (13th, 27:02.62), Patrick Kilcooley (17th, 27:21.49), and Thomas White (19th, 27:26.59) also earned top-20 finishes for the Bison.
Christian Cadmus, Jeffrey Gibbs, Greg Eisenhower, and Stephen Schousen also competed for the Bison in their final meet before the Patriot League Championships at Lehigh on October 31.
Martin, a junior from Lititz, Pa., took first in the 8k race in a time of 25:43.65 to lead a contingent of four Bison runners who earned top five spots at the meet.
Results
"I was very proud to see both our men and women win the meet," said Head Coach Kevin Donner. "Our men are very deep, and it showed today. Noah and Dom ran great races, and their times are very good on a challenging course. It's also great to see Ally Clarke back in action after being sick a couple of times since mid-September. This meet also helps solidify a 12-person Patriot League lineup for October 31, so there was a lot at stake."
Domenic Campagna was close behind Martin in second place (25:46.35), while Ben Santos (4th, 26:13.44) and Grayson Crockett (5th, 26:14.22) each earned spots in the top five.
Bucknell took first in the five-team meet with 21 points, placing all seven of its runners in the top 13 at the meet. Lafayette (65), Seton Hall (82), St. Joseph's (100), and Rider (101) rounded out the field. \
Bucknell's final scoring runner, Asa Friedrich, was ninth (26:41.47) to round out five Bison in the top ten in the field of 63 competitors.
Matt Cervon (13th, 27:02.62), Patrick Kilcooley (17th, 27:21.49), and Thomas White (19th, 27:26.59) also earned top-20 finishes for the Bison.
Christian Cadmus, Jeffrey Gibbs, Greg Eisenhower, and Stephen Schousen also competed for the Bison in their final meet before the Patriot League Championships at Lehigh on October 31.
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