HARDEEVILLE, SC. –The Thomas University Men's Cross Country team continued to show progress Saturday morning as TU competed in their last regular season meet at the Second Annual NAIA Southern States Challenge. The Night Hawks saw several athletes break personal records by nearly a minute as Sophomore Justin Tomison continued his strong season by notching a new school and personal record of 26:52.0. Graduate Kadeem Webb finished in 33rd with a new time of 26:54.8. Freshman Elias Lopez-Gomez finished in 94th place,notching a new personal time of 29:43.4. Freshman Javon Dickerson finished in 104th with a time of 30:30.0. Freshman Jackson Schofill finished in 107th with a new personal record of 30:47.8. Sophomore Keyon Joyce finished in 120th with a time of 32:34.1. Freshman Joshwa Copeland finished in 124th with a time of 33:24.8.
Thomas finished the race taking 11th overall as a team.
Night Hawk By The Numbers
Justin Tomison-31st; 26:52.0
Kadeem Webb-33rd; 26:54.8
Elias Lopez-Gomez 94th; 29:43.4
Javon Dickerson- 104th-30:30.0
Jackson Schofill-107th;32:45.40
Keyon Joyce-120th; 30:47.8
Joshwa Copeland 124th- 33:24.8
RESULTS
"Massive PR's by almost everyone!! Just a great team effort by both teams and I'm extremely proud of everyone's effort. Great day to be a Night Hawk!" Said Head Coach Scott Hutchinson
The Night Hawks will have two weeks to prepare and lock in for the SUN Conference Cross Country Championships on November 6th in Lakeland, Fla.
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