Story Headlines
- The Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi men's cross country team took third and the women placed fourth at the Lake Charles Toyota Cowboy Stampede on Saturday morning.
- The meet was run at the Enos Derbonne Sports Complex in Lake Charles, La.
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Valentina Campos finished second in the women's race. She ran 17:50.6, nearly a 40 second personal best on a 5K course.
- The Islander men got a second and third place individual finishes from
Tristan Stellmach (20:01.7) and
Isaac Vargas (20:03.4).
- Results can be found here for the
men's race and the
women's race.
Women's Highlights
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Quin Johnson also notched a top-10 finish, placing eighth overall with a personal-best time of 18:35.2.
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Cambria Clark ran a personal best time of 19:16.5, finishing 17th overall.
- In all, seven Islander runners had personal bests on Saturday
- The women's 5K race featured 14 teams and 99 competitors.
Men's Highlights
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Juan Salinas III had a personal-best time of 20:44.3, finishing 16th overall.
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Marek Spriestersbach was not too far behind, placing 18th in 20:51.5.
- The men's four-mile race had 12 teams and 104 total runners.
4. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Women
2.
Valentina Campos - 17:50.6
(pr)
8.
Quin Johnson - 18:35.2
(pr)
17.
Cambria Clark - 19:16.5
(pr)
24.
Alana Blankenship - 19:29.4
(pr)
28.
Jasmine Perez - 19:35.0
(pr)
31.
Marissa Martinez - 19:42.7
(pr)
42.
Ashley King - 20:25.2
(pr)
47.
Aeriel Garcia - 20:43.9
3. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Men
2.
Tristan Stellmach - 20:01.7
3.
Isaac Vargas - 20:03.4
16.
Juan Salinas III - 20:44.3
(pr)
18.
Marek Spriestersbach - 20:51.5
36.
Hunter Haas - 21:30.8
48.
Isaac Mireles - 22:04.9
50.
Andrew Gandy - 22:09.1
(pr)
53.
Brandon Hutto - 22:19.8
66.
Joseph Mejias - 22:56.8
86.
Michael Galvan - 25:24.8
Stay Social
- For more information on Islanders Cross Country, follow the team on Twitter (
@IslandersTFXC), Instagram (
@IslandersTFXC) and like their Facebook page (
Islanders Track & Field/Cross Country).
Up Next
- The Islanders will compete in the Arturo Barrios Invitational on Saturday, Oct. 19, in College Station, Texas.
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