Geneva, NY – Aiden Bartlett and Brielle Smith led the SUNY Canton men's and women's cross country teams at the Warner-Fleury Invitational on Saturday at Seneca Lake State Park in Geneva.  
 
HOW IT HAPPENED

• Barlett paced the Canton men covering the 8-kilometer course in a time of 31:46 to finish in 53rd place out of 67 runners. Wyatt Beers wasn't far behind as he clocked a time of 32:02 good for 56th place.
• Justin Escudero (57th – 32:13), Christopher Guyett (66th – 41:17) and Calvin Branchaud (67th – 48:03) rounded out the Canton runners on Saturday.
• The Roos finished in sixth place out of six teams with a score of 181 points. Clarkson won the team event with 23 points as Clarkson's Drew Reigelsperger won the individual race in a time of 25:34.

   

Place	Name	Time
53	Aiden Bartlett	31:46
56	Wyatt Beers	32:02
57	Justin Escudero	32:13
66	Christopher Guyett	41:17
67	Calvin Branchaud	48:03

• Smith covered the 6-kilometer course in 27:41 to place 30th out of 62 runners. Isabella Bradley was the next Roo across the line in a time of 35:32 (50th), while Kylie Rivera was just 20 seconds behind her in 51st.
• Rosemary Burns (54th – 36:09) and Sophie Seitzer (58th – 37:21) rounded out the Roo runners.

 

Place	Name	Time
30	Brielle Smith	27:41
50	Isabella Bradley	35:32
51	Kylie Rivera	35:52
54	Rosemary Burns	36:09
58	Sophie Seitzer	37:21

 
 
WHAT'S NEXT?
The Roos are off next weekend before returning to the course on Saturday (10/31) at the SUNYAC Championship at Fortin Park hosted by Oneonta. The women race at 11 a.m. followed by the men at 12 p.m.
   


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