Friday, November 14
Bethlehem, Pa.
1 p.m.
Bucknell University
vs
NCAA Mid Atlantic Regional Championships
Photo by: Don Paul 2025
Men's Cross Country Earns 12th at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regionals
11/14/2025 5:33:00 PM | Men's Cross Country
BETHLEHEM, Pa.- Bucknell men's cross country completed the 2025 season finishing 12th at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regionals on Friday afternoon. The Bison placed four runners inside the top 100 to score 334 points and finish only two behind La Salle for 11th. The Orange & Blue were the second highest placing Patriot League team. The race was 10k.Â
Results
Ethan Pratt-Perez headlined the Bison effort with his 39th place finish and 30:52.6 time. The sophomore distanceman appeared headed for All-Region (top 25) honors after sitting 16th at the two mile mark. He slid to 24th by the 8k station but was in contention before an unfortunate injury hindered his ascent. He heroically gutted out the final stretch to position the Bison to finish ahead of Keystone Clash rival Lehigh.Â
Henry Didden capped his Bucknell cross country career, placing 43rd and running 30:56.2. The senior runner fought through the massive horde congregated at the one mile mark to earn his final standing.Â
Carter Paul grew stronger and faster as the race progressed. The junior runner sat 135th after the first mile but advanced 59 spots to finish 76th on a time of 31:31.9. It was a remarkable feat of endurance running.Â
Trent Dinant battled through his hip injury to finish 85th in his final Bucknell cross country race. The senior logged 31:42.6 and improved seven spots after sitting 85th at the first mile mark.Â
Grant Kern rounded out the Bison scorers at 101st. The senior runner raced 31:52.6. Like Paul, he sat in the 130th at the first mile but cut his way through the glut to advance 31 spaces by the meet's end.Â
Princeton won the event with 45 points. Georgetown finished second with 63. Birhanu Harriman (Georgetown) finished first at 29:20.6, narrowly beating Princeton's Myles Hogan's 29:21.2.Â
Bucknell men's cross country did not qualify for the national championships and will return for the 2026 campaign.Â
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Results
Ethan Pratt-Perez headlined the Bison effort with his 39th place finish and 30:52.6 time. The sophomore distanceman appeared headed for All-Region (top 25) honors after sitting 16th at the two mile mark. He slid to 24th by the 8k station but was in contention before an unfortunate injury hindered his ascent. He heroically gutted out the final stretch to position the Bison to finish ahead of Keystone Clash rival Lehigh.Â
Henry Didden capped his Bucknell cross country career, placing 43rd and running 30:56.2. The senior runner fought through the massive horde congregated at the one mile mark to earn his final standing.Â
Carter Paul grew stronger and faster as the race progressed. The junior runner sat 135th after the first mile but advanced 59 spots to finish 76th on a time of 31:31.9. It was a remarkable feat of endurance running.Â
Trent Dinant battled through his hip injury to finish 85th in his final Bucknell cross country race. The senior logged 31:42.6 and improved seven spots after sitting 85th at the first mile mark.Â
Grant Kern rounded out the Bison scorers at 101st. The senior runner raced 31:52.6. Like Paul, he sat in the 130th at the first mile but cut his way through the glut to advance 31 spaces by the meet's end.Â
Princeton won the event with 45 points. Georgetown finished second with 63. Birhanu Harriman (Georgetown) finished first at 29:20.6, narrowly beating Princeton's Myles Hogan's 29:21.2.Â
Bucknell men's cross country did not qualify for the national championships and will return for the 2026 campaign.Â
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