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[Women's Cross Country] No. 11-ranked Bears win Sand Shark InvitationalPublished by
HARDEEVILLE, S.C. (Women's Cross Country) – The Shawnee State women's cross country squad obtained another record-setting performance for Sarah Biehl (SR/Lowell, Ohio) and sub-19 minute times from Anna Havranek (SO/Sugarcreek, Ohio), Katie Saling (FR/Caldwell, Ohio), and Megan Ashton (JR/Proctorville, Ohio) en route to the Bears' first invitational victory of the season at the ASICS Sand Shark Invitational in Hardeeville, S.C. on Saturday morning. Shawnee State, who finished ahead of 27 teams at the Sand Shark Invitational on the way to the meet's top billing, placed six runners in the top 30 and seven runners in the top 50 to grab 67 points – which was 42 marks lower than second-place Embry Riddle (Fla.). Read the full article at: www.ssubears.com
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[Women's Cross Country] No. 11-ranked Bears win Sand Shark InvitationalPublished by
HARDEEVILLE, S.C. (Women's Cross Country) – The Shawnee State women's cross country squad obtained another record-setting performance for Sarah Biehl (SR/Lowell, Ohio) and sub-19 minute times from Anna Havranek (SO/Sugarcreek, Ohio), Katie Saling (FR/Caldwell, Ohio), and Megan Ashton (JR/Proctorville, Ohio) en route to the Bears' first invitational victory of the season at the ASICS Sand Shark Invitational in Hardeeville, S.C. on Saturday morning. Shawnee State, who finished ahead of 27 teams at the Sand Shark Invitational on the way to the meet's top billing, placed six runners in the top 30 and seven runners in the top 50 to grab 67 points – which was 42 marks lower than second-place Embry Riddle (Fla.). Read the full article at: www.ssubears.com
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