ULV finishes off pace
Campus Times
October 16, 1998
After competing in the Cal Lutheran Invitational last week in Thousand
Oaks, the men's and women's cross country teams got a taste of what to expect
before entering tomorrow's Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic
Conference (SCIAC) meet in La Mirada.
The Third Annual Cal Lutheran Invitational hosted a total of five schools:
La Verne, Cal Lutheran, Redlands, Chapman and Whittier. Excluding Chapman,
the other four schools are SCIAC schools.
Sophomore Mario Guerrero led the Leopards with a time of 28:36.3, placing
seventh out of 35 runners. Freshman Hermes Iribe had the second best time
for the group with a time of 30:40.33 (18th place).
Other performances include sophomores Faust Obeso with a time of 30:52.76
(21st place) and Kyle Young with 31:07.96 (23rd place).
In the women's competition, freshman Quency Long had the team best with
22:47.92 (19th place). Others: sophomore Mary Terry, 25:06.00 (29th place);
freshman Juanita Garcia, 25:08.95 (30th place); freshman Trisha Garcia,
26:15.85 (33rd place); and freshman Pam Hill with 29:18.88 (37th place).
The Redlands men's and Cal Lutheran women's squads took the No. 1 spots
for the meet. Both La Verne teams placed last in their respected sides.
"Tomorrow we need to run our best of the season," said sophomore
Faust Beso. "We can't think of the competition and how good they are
but only worry of ourselves."
