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[Track & Field] Tigers finish third at Mount St. Joseph InvitationalPublished by
Georgetown College men's and women's track and field went up against four NCAA opponents this past weekend at the Mount St. Joseph Invitational. The Tiger men finished third out of the five teams, while the women were third out of six. "It was a great weekend and a great fourth meet for us," said GC coach Lucas Garnett. "We've been at such large meets the first few weekends that I think some of our athletes were losing focus on what they are truly accomplishing this season. This weekend helped to fix some of that." The women scored 111 points, 45 points ahead of the next closest opponent. Tayler Godar tallied individual wins in the 1500-meter and 800-meter runs. Stacking points in the longer race, Sydney Berry, Courtney Lee and Kater Riddle also finish in the top seven runners. Also scoring in the 800 was Karina Egger and Kristen Just. Riddle set a new personal record – one of 16 by 10 different Tigers Saturday – in the 800. Read the full article at: www.georgetowncollegeathletics.com
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[Track & Field] Tigers finish third at Mount St. Joseph InvitationalPublished by
Georgetown College men's and women's track and field went up against four NCAA opponents this past weekend at the Mount St. Joseph Invitational. The Tiger men finished third out of the five teams, while the women were third out of six. "It was a great weekend and a great fourth meet for us," said GC coach Lucas Garnett. "We've been at such large meets the first few weekends that I think some of our athletes were losing focus on what they are truly accomplishing this season. This weekend helped to fix some of that." The women scored 111 points, 45 points ahead of the next closest opponent. Tayler Godar tallied individual wins in the 1500-meter and 800-meter runs. Stacking points in the longer race, Sydney Berry, Courtney Lee and Kater Riddle also finish in the top seven runners. Also scoring in the 800 was Karina Egger and Kristen Just. Riddle set a new personal record – one of 16 by 10 different Tigers Saturday – in the 800. Read the full article at: www.georgetowncollegeathletics.com
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