Arkansas’ women finished 14th and the men were 25th at the NCAA Cross Country Championships on Saturday in Madison, Wis.
Freshman Katrina Robinson led the Razorbacks’ women with a 41st-place finish in the 6,000-meter race with a time of 20:37.57. Carina Viljoen (61st) and Taylor Werner (81st) also finished in the top 100.
Cameron Griffith led the Arkansas men with a 42nd-place finish in the 10,000-meter race with a time of 30:01.02. Gilbert Boit, the SEC champion and conference runner of the year, was 126th in 30:53.26, second among all Razorbacks.
Colorado won the women’s race with 65 points, 38 points better than second-place New Mexico (103).
Northern Arizona won the men’s race with 83 points, 33 points better than second-place BYU (116). Northern Arizona is the first men’s team to win three consecutive NCAA titles since Arkansas from 1998-2000.
MEN'S TEAM RESULTS
1 Northern Arizona 83
2 BYU 116
3 Portland 160
4 Colorado 178
5 Stanford 201
25 Arkansas 602
ARKANSAS FINISHERS (10,000 meters)
42 Cameron Griffith, senior, 30:01.02
126 Gilbert Boit, junior, 30:53.26
166 Ethan Moehn, senior, 31:14.37
186 Colin O’Mara, senior, 31:26.10
214 Matt Young, sophomore, 31:54.64
231 Graham Brown, junior, 32:34.16
238 Ryan Murphy, freshman, 32:40.28
WOMEN'S TEAM RESULTS
1 Colorado 65
2 New Mexico 103
3 Oregon 160
4 Michigan 213
5 Stanford 232
14 Arkansas 398
ARKANSAS FINISHERS (6,000 meters)
41 Katrina Robinson, freshman, 20:37.57
61 Carina Viljoen, junior, :20:46.30
81 Taylor Werner, junior, 20:57.98
149 Sydney Brown, senior, 21:26.05
164 Maddy Reed, juniors, 21:34.04
203 Micah Huckabee, junior, 21:59.36