Wayne, Neb. – Two All-Conference performances highlighted the NSIC Cross Country Championships for the Northern State University Wolves on Saturday. The Northern State men took seventh overall with an average time of 27:05.37, while the women placed eighth with an average time of 24:52.86.  
 
MEN'S HIGHLIGHTS

• Jackson Harrison recorded the highest NSIC finish of his career, breaking into the top-8 with a seventh place finish in 25:27.65
• Josh Martin was not far behind, taking ninth overall with a time of 25:31.24
• Both Harrison and Martin tallied first team accolades for the Wolves and Harrison was honored as the Outstanding Senior of the Year award; read more on Harrison's honor HERE
• Jonathan Burkhalter and Evan Halbe were the third and fourth finishers for Northern State, notching times of 27:55.80 and 28:04.76 respectively
• Jalen Chase followed with a time of 28:27.36, finishing in the top-100 of the competition field

 
WOMEN'S HIGHLIGHTS

• Jennifer Clark was the top finisher for the Northern State women taking 31^st with a time of 23:31.89
• Megan Pickering and Mary Franssen followed in the top-50 with times of 24:10.51 and 24:16.83 respectively
• Avery Murray and Alli Jackson rounded out the Wolves top-5, crossing the finish line in 25:23.91 and 27:01.14

 
UP NEXT
Northern State will travel to the NCAA Central Region Championships on November 19^th in Joplin, Missouri. Hosted by Missouri Southern State, the Central Region Championships slates the men's race at 10 a.m., followed by the women's race at 11:15 a.m. from the Tom Rutledge Cross Country Course. For full region info CLICK HERE.