Seattle University's cross country team will have their second meet of the season, taking place at the Charles Bowles Invitational on September 30th hosted by Willamette University in Salem, OR. The event will be taking place at McCulloch Stadium and Bush Park, with the men's 8k at 8:30 am and women's 5k at 9:30 am.
The Redhawks return to the event after the women's team shined by taking a first place victory at the meet last year. Seattle U's top three finishing women will be returning to the meet this year, Caitlyn O'Neil, Lilianne Hargreaves, and Azalea Groleau. The women gave an outstanding performance, with O'Neil finishing in seventh place, Hargreaves finishing in eighth place, and Groleau finishing in eleventh place at last years meet. The men's team finished in fifth place overall at the event last year, with Alex Franklin and Gus Harquail finishing in seventeenth and twenty-fifth place, respectively.
There will be a total of twenty-nine teams competing in each race at the event, including four NCAA Division I schools, whom are Portland State, the University of Portland, Oregon State, and the University of Hawaii.
Follow the live stats for the meet here
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The Redhawks return to the event after the women's team shined by taking a first place victory at the meet last year. Seattle U's top three finishing women will be returning to the meet this year, Caitlyn O'Neil, Lilianne Hargreaves, and Azalea Groleau. The women gave an outstanding performance, with O'Neil finishing in seventh place, Hargreaves finishing in eighth place, and Groleau finishing in eleventh place at last years meet. The men's team finished in fifth place overall at the event last year, with Alex Franklin and Gus Harquail finishing in seventeenth and twenty-fifth place, respectively.
There will be a total of twenty-nine teams competing in each race at the event, including four NCAA Division I schools, whom are Portland State, the University of Portland, Oregon State, and the University of Hawaii.
Follow the live stats for the meet here
Stay connected with Seattle U cross country and get all the latest team updates by downloading the GoSeattleU mobile app available now for free in the App Store or Google Play.