University of Redlands junior Stian Asper placed third overall at the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference cross-country championships, helping the Bulldog men finish fourth while the women’s team placed seventh.
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University of Redlands junior Stian Asper placed third overall at the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference cross-country championships, helping the Bulldog men finish fourth while the women’s team placed seventh.
University of Redlands junior Stian Asper finished third in the Southern California Interscholastic Athletic Conference Cross-Country championship to lead the Bulldogs team to a fourth-place finish on Nov. 1.
Asper completed the 8,000-meter course in 24:52.1 while teammate David Huggins, a senior, finished 11th in the field of 121 runners in 25:41.2. The Bulldogs totaled 109 points. Host Pomona Pitzer won the men’s race with 29 points.
Helping the Bulldogs’ cause was Max Schaller, a sophomore, who placed 24th in 26:32.0. Matthew Farnsworth, a junior, was 31st in 26:59.2. The fifth runner to count in the scoring for Redlands was freshman Carlos Arias, a Redlands High grad, who ran 27:12.1, good for 40th spot.
Kallen Gragg, also a freshman from Redlands High, was a non-scoring 44th, timed in 27:23.6.
The Bulldog men will likely compete in the NCAA West Regional on Nov. 15, at the same Pomona course.
In the SCIAC women’s division championship 6,000-meter run, Redlands placed seventh of eight teams led by Kiera Beyer’s 24th place finish in 23:57.1. Junior Elaine Dugmore was 31st in 24:37.4 and sophomore Madison Schaefer was 44th in 26:26.1 in a field of 110 runners.
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