now Holland, Michigan- Coming off an NCAC title run, the Oberlin College men's and women's cross country teams competed at the NCAA Great Lakes Regional Championships Saturday morning. Every single athlete posted season-bests, while 14 runners earned the best times of their career. With 340 points, the Yeomen finished tenth, while the Yeowomen finished 14^th with 416 points.
 
Leading the Crimson and Gold in men's 8k was sophomore Walter Moak with a personal-best time of 24:55.7 to earn a top-25 finish.
 
In a very tight pack, Jonah Barber came through at 25:24. before Niels Vanderloo finished in 25:40.5 for 54^th and 80^th, respectively. Both Barber and Vanderloo beat their previous career-best 8k times, each by .2 seconds. Rounding out the top-100 was Matthew Walton (25:47.8) and Sam Russ (25:58.5) who both finished with
 
Bringing up the rear of the Yeomen harriers, Ross D'Orfani with a time of 26:13.4 and Aidan Duffield 27:33.3.
 
In the women's 6k race, Sage Reddish ran a 22:42.3 to earn 44^th-place while Eliza Medearis came close behind with a time of 22:45.7 for 53^rd. Staying within the top-100 runners, Sunniva Sheffield and Margo Lee ran 23:17.5 and 23:51.2, respectively.
 
Finishing in a tight pack at the end, Ish Houle (24:32.3), Ellis Santangelo (24:38.8), and Amber Borofsky (24:43.2) completed Oberlin's 6k run.