GETTYSBURG, Pa. – With four Lycoming College women's cross country runners posting times of less than 26:30 on the 6K course, the team posted an 11^th-place finish in a field of 25 teams at the Gettysburg Invitational on Saturday, Oct. 15.
 
Freshman Kaylee Long (Milton, Pa./Milton Area) led the team with a  35^th-place finish in the field of 260 runners, posting a time of 24:35.8, just 19 seconds off her career-best time set last week at DeSales. Senior Sarah Donovan (Bergen, N.Y./Byron-Bergen) took 93^rd in a season-best 26:19.7, junior Rachel Fritz (Honesdale, Pa./Honesdale) took 96^th in 26:23.6 and senior Victoria Wilson (Ringwood, N.J./Lakeland) took 99^th in a career-best 26:25.9.
 
Junior Lindsay Smith (Easton, Pa./Easton Area) added a 27:51.4 to take 148^th to round out the team's scoring five, while sophomore Haby Goloko (Baltimore, Md./Digital Harbor) finished in 29:15.3 and senior Jordyn Reilly (Cressona, Pa./Blue Mountain) added a career-best 29:22.3 to also factor in the scoring.
 
Freshman Kayla Nowak (Newtown, Conn./Newtown) also posted a career-best time of 33:09.4 and senior Courtney Forry (Abbottstown, Pa./Cocalico) finished with a  season-best 38:15.8 to highlight the rest of Lycoming's 14 entrants.
 
On the men's side, freshman Quincy Amabile (Mifflinburg, Pa./Mifflinburg Area) posted another solid race, finishing in 38^th in a field of 267 runners with a time of 27:17.2, just 11 seconds off his school-record pace set last weekend at DeSales.
 
Senior Jacob Miller (Cooperstown, N.Y./Cooperstown Central) finished second for the team in 156^th, posting a time of 29:50.0, junior Joseph Ingrum (Lodi, Calif./Lodi) took 180^th in 30:37.8, freshman Gustavo Vergara (Santa Ana, Calif./Valley) finished in 31:02.5 to take 191^st and freshman James Wait notched a time of 31:35.9 to take 203^rd to round out the top five, as all four runners in the 2-5 slots posted season-best times to help the team take 20^th in the field of 26 teams.
 
Senior Donald Keys (Erie, Pa./Northwest Pennsylvania Collegiate Academy) finished in 33:33.3 and junior Sean Hastings (Levittown, Pa./Neshaminy) added a time of 34:02.4 to round out the runners that factored into scoring. Sophomore Dominic Lyons (Dundee, N.Y./Dundee) also finished in a career-best 38:01.7 to highlight the rest of the team's 11-runner field.
 
The Warriors will get back in action on Friday, Oct. 21, when they head to the Lebanon Valley College-Last Chance Run Fast in Union Canal Tunnel Park, as the women will race at 4:30 p.m. and the men at 5:15 p.m.