SAN DIEGO – The University of the Pacific men's and women's cross country teams competed at the West Coast Conference Championships on Friday morning in Mission Bay Park, highlighted by strong individual performances from Jett Davenport and Alexane Hunte.
Davenport led the Tigers in the men's 8K race, finishing 16th overall with a time of 25:25.8 for a new personal record. The sophomore just missed All-WCC honors, finishing one spot outside the conference's top 15.
Thomas Capelli followed in 42nd place at 26:12.9, while fellow freshman Gabriel Arrobo finished 54th in 27:03.1.
Pacific finished seventh in the men's team standings with 197 points. Portland claimed the conference championship with 32 points, followed by San Francisco and Saint Mary's. On the women's side, Hunte paced Pacific in the 6K race, finishing 34th overall with a time of 23:03.7.
The Tigers finished eighth in the women's team standings with 219 points. San Francisco captured the conference title with 28 points, followed by Portland and Santa Clara.
Pacific returns to action Friday, Nov. 13, at the NCAA West Regional Championships at the Arcade Creek Cross Country Course in Sacramento, California.
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