UTSA XC concludes season at NCAA South Central Regional
The UTSA women’s cross country team sets off from the start line during the UIW Twilight Meet earlier this season. The team endured a difficult season, but with nine freshmen on the squad, brighter days are ahead.
November 16, 2021
On Nov. 12, the UTSA Roadrunner cross country teams made their way to Waco to compete in their last meet of the season, the NCAA Division I South Central Region Championships. UTSA sent one woman and four men to the Championships.
Senior Madeline Boswell led the women’s team in the 6k, earning 38th place with a time of 21 minutes and 52.9 seconds. Her 3k split was 10:48.7 and her 5k split was 18:11.3.
Freshman Idol Ramon led the men’s team in the 10k, securing 126th place with a time of 36 minutes and 49 seconds. In 147th place was freshman Luke Lawhorn recording a time of 36:20.3. After Lawhorn came Junior JD Corona, finishing in 149th place with a time of 36:37.03. Completing the men’s line up for the meet was Hunter Haynes, who secured 155th place with a time of 37:08.9.
As the cross country team closes out the season, it is important to acknowledge the senior that has led the women’s team all season. A transfer from UT Austin, Madeline Boswell set admirable personal records in many races. Boswell’s record for the 5k was 17:33.8 seconds, her 6k was 20:34.6 and her 4k was 13:48.8.
