Women's Cross Country | 10.19.2019 at 1:30 PM
Full Results
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. -- Sophomore Allika Pearson continued her streak of top-10 finishes and the John Brown University women's cross country team punched a sixth-place finish at the Little Rock Invitational on Saturday (Oct. 19) at the War Memorial Park.
Pearson also continued her streak of pacing the Golden Eagles in each collegiate meet competed in, this time by crossing the finish line at 19:12 to nab 10th place overall. John Brown turned in a team time of 1:46:01 (166 points) and finished as the top NAIA program behind a quintet of NCAA I programs. Central Arkansas took the team title (39 points) while unattached runner Julia Webb's 17:22 earned her medalist honors.
Junior Sarah Larson returned to the course to score for JBU, finishing at 20:56 (32nd), while freshman Madelyn Shasteen scored for the third time this year with a 21:49 - a 48th place finish. Freshman Korey Winter's mark of 21:54 was good enough for 49th, and junior Molly Brownell completed the scoring with a 53rd place finish at 22:10. Brownell has now scored for the Golden Eagles in back-to-back weeks.
Up Next
John Brown returns to the action on Saturday (Oct. 26) when it travels up to the beautiful state of Michigan to take part in the NAIA Great Lakes Challenge, hosted by Aquinas (Mich.), at Riverside Park.
