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Aug 31 8:00 AM
M. Cross Country
at Redlands Invite
University of Redlands
Sep 07 8:00 AM
M. Cross Country
at Coyote Invite
Cal State San Bernardino
Sep 13 8:45 AM
M. Cross Country
at Biola Invitational
Biola University
Sep 20 9:00 AM
M. Cross Country
at Golden West Invitational
Central Park West
Oct 04 9:00 AM
M. Cross Country
at SoCal Preview
Chaffey College
Oct 11 10:00 AM
M. Cross Country
at Manny Bautista Invitational
Naval Training Center Park, Liberty Station
Oct 25 5:00 PM
M. Cross Country
at John Elders Titan Invite
Cal State Fullerton
Nov 01 3:30 pm
M. Cross Country 1st
at Orange Empire Conference Championship
Central Park West
Nov 08 10:00 AM
M. Cross Country 4th
at SoCal Championship
Chaffey College
Nov 23 10:00 AM
M. Cross Country 5th
at 3C2A State Championship
Woodward Park
Sep 02 8:00 AM
at University of Redlands Invitational
Sep 09 8:00 AM
at CSUSB Coyote Invitational
Sep 15 9:00 AM
at Southern California Preview
Sep 22 9:00 AM
1st
at Golden West Invitational
Oct 06 10:00 AM
at Manny Bautista Invitational
Oct 20 5:00 PM
at John Elders Titan Invitational
Oct 27
1st-Conference Champs
at Orange Empire Conference Championship
Miles Square Park, Fountain Valley
Nov 03
4th
at Southern California Championships
Nov 18 10:00 AM
4th
at 3C2A State Championships
Men’s Cross Country Places Third at State Championships

Men’s Cross Country Places Third at State Championships

The Riverside City College men's cross country team traveled to Woodward Park in Fresno, CA on the hunt for their first California Community College Athletics Association (CCCAA) State Championship since 2016. The Tigers put together a strong performance leading to a third-place finish in a state championship that was mainly paced by southern talent.

Riverside finished behind two powerhouse Southern California programs in Mt. San Antonio (59) and San Diego Mesa (62). Seven of the top-10 finishers came from the Southern region.

Leading the way from Riverside was none other than sophomore anchor Gavyn Condit. He placed seventh overall with a mark of 20:22.9. It was a tight race to the top five, but he was slightly edged by a mere 10 seconds.

Sophomore David Rush was the next best finisher after placing just outside of the top-25. He earned a mark of 20:56.0 which landed him in 26th place, while sophomore Raen Reyes clocked in a time of 20:57.9 leading to a 28th place finish.

Sophomore Kyle Reden and freshman Ernesto Ruiz finished back-to-back. Reden placed 33rd overall with a mark of 21:07.9, while Ruiz backed him with a 34th place finish at a time of 21:10.4.

Sophomore Vincent Navarro capped the top finishers for the Tigers as he placed 50th overall with a time of 21:25.4.