Cross Country Travels to Lehigh for NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional Championships

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – The Penn State cross country team is set to travel to Bethlehem, Pa. to compete in the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional Championships on Friday, Nov. 10. The women’s 6K race will begin at noon ET followed by the men’s 10K race at 1 p.m. ET.
 
Fans will be able to live stream both races at this year’s NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional Championships with a subscription to FloTrack. Both the live stream link and the live results link can be found listed below.
 
MEET INFO | Live Results | FloTrack Live Stream
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Penn State will continue its postseason slate at regionals with the women’s team ranked No. 2 and the men’s team ranked No. 6 in the Mid-Atlantic Region.
 
PENN STATE OUTLOOK
 
Penn State is building momentum at the correct time as it heads into regional competition. Both Nittany Lion squads performed well at the Big Ten Championships at the end of October, and both have already raced this year’s NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional course at Lehigh.
 
Penn State competed at the Goodman Campus Cross Country Course earlier this season in the Lehigh Paul Short Invitational on September 30. The men’s team finished fifth out of 43 teams and the women finished fourth of 44. The Nittany Lions aim to continue their success from, not only the Paul Short run, but their excellent outing at the Big Ten Championships as they compete against their fellow Mid-Atlantic Region teams on Friday.
 
Maddie Ullom took home sixth place in the Women’s 6K at the 2023 Big Ten Championships on October 27, with Florence Caron finishing 11^th and Kileigh Kane 13^th. The phenomenal performance of the womens team’s top-five runners helped the squad to a fourth-place finish in the conference. The team hopes to build off its stellar outing at the Big Ten meet at regionals on Friday.
 
Evan Dorenkamp was Penn State’s top finisher at the Big Ten Championships for the men’s team. He placed 17^th in the conference, helping the Nittany Lion men secure a sixth-place standing. Freshman Brian DiCola was Penn State’s second runner across the line in the race and set a personal record time of 25:01.5 in the Men’s 8K. The men’s team earned their highest placement in the Championships since 2019.
 
THE NCAA MID-ATLANTIC REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
 

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