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Sat, Sep. 02 8:00 AM
M. Cross Country
at University of Redlands Invitational
Results
Sat, Sep. 09 8:00 AM
M. Cross Country
at CSUSB Coyote Invitational
Results
Fri, Sep. 15 9:00 AM
M. Cross Country
at Southern California Preview
Results
Fri, Sep. 22 9:00 AM
M. Cross Country 1st
at Golden West Invitational
Results
Fri, Oct. 06 10:00 AM
M. Cross Country
at Manny Bautista Invitational
Results
Fri, Oct. 20 5:00 PM
M. Cross Country
at John Elders Titan Invitational
Results
Fri, Oct. 27
M. Cross Country 1st-Conference Champs
at Orange Empire Conference Championship
Miles Square Park, Fountain Valley
Recap Results Photos Photos
Fri, Nov. 03
M. Cross Country 4th
at Southern California Championships
Results Photos
Sat, Nov. 18 10:00 AM
M. Cross Country 4th
at 3C2A State Championships
Results
Photo by Nicho DellaValle
Photo by Nicho DellaValle
Posted: Sep 16, 2022

Condit Paces Men’s XC in First Place Finish at Golden West Invitational

Results

The Riverside City College men's cross country team traveled to Huntington Beach, CA on Friday morning to face off against tough two-year competition at the Golden West Invitational. The Tigers cruised to a first-place finish for the first time this season.

Riverside had four runners land in the top-10 and eight runners land in the top-20.

Leading the way for the third-consecutive week was sophomore Gavyn Condit. After being the highest placing community college runner last week, he went on to impress once again with his second-consecutive third-place finish. He earned a mark of 20:42.48 to lead his squad.

Sophomore Raen Reyes followed just seconds behind after earning the fifth overall spot with a time of 21:05.56. Sophomore duo Gonzalo Sanchez and Kyle Reden finished in eighth and ninth place, respectfully. Sanchez clocked in a mark of 21:29.82, while Reden cruised to the finish line with a clip reading 21:33.23.

Vincent Navarro (21:39.65), David Rush (21:43.56) and Nicandro Rosas (21:45.20) all finished consecutively to take up the 12th, 13th and 14th spots, while Salvador Avila placed 16th overall with a mark of 21:52.08.