CLINTON, N.Y. — The Keuka College Men's Cross Country team finished fourth of six scored teams at the Hamilton College Tune-Up on Saturday, the Wolves' best finish in the history of the meet.
Keuka posted a team score of 112 and an average time of 19:08.4 over the 5K course, finishing behind Hamilton (15), SUNY-ESF (52) and SUNY Cobleskill (90) and ahead of SUNY Poly (139) and Potsdam State (167).
Hamilton College Tune-Up – 5K
Lead Wolf: First-year
Brodie Wood led the Green and Gold in his first collegiate 5K, crossing 29th in a field of 56 runners in 18:32.2. Wood's time ranks as the sixth-fastest 5K in Keuka College Men's Cross Country history.
Rest of the Pack: 30.
Josh Christ – 18:53.3
32.
Robert Graziano – 18:59.8
36.
Alston Hernandez – 19:15.2
39.
Garrett Fleming – 20:01.4
47.
Collin Gray – 21:40.6
48.
Riley VanDerVoort – 22:03.2
51.
Jacob Coluci – 24:29.3
53.
Dom Key – 26:07.8
KC Notes:
- Keuka's fourth-place finish and team score of 112 are both the best in program history at the Hamilton Tune-Up. The Wolves' previous best was 6th with a score of 149, both set last season.
- The Wolves set a new program record with the fastest team 5K, scoring an average time of 19:08.4 as a team
- First-years Wood, Josh Christ, Robert Graziano, Riley VanDerVoort and Dom Key all ran their first collegiate 5Ks. Wood, Christ and Graziano finished 29th, 30th and 32nd and all scored for the Wolves.
- Keuka's team score of 112 was built on Wood, Christ, Graziano, Hernandez and Fleming; Gray and VanDerVoort ran as the team's displacers.
- Saturday marked the sixth time Keuka has competed in the Hamilton Tune-Up. The top individual finish at the meet is 24th by Logan Holthouse in 2018, who ran 18:26.1.
Up Next for Keuka College: The Wolves close out the regular season on Saturday, Oct. 31, at the Empire 8 Championships, hosted by SUNY Poly.
