GLENVILLE, W.Va. - Glenville State Cross Country has reached the midway point of their season, where they will return to action tomorrow (Oct.10) at the Carnegie Mellon Invite in Clinton, Pa.

INFORMATION
Carnegie Mellon Invite
Youthtown Cross Country Course | Clinton, Pa.
Men - 10 a.m.
Women - 10:45 a.m.

THE TEAMS
The Pioneers will be racing against West Virginia Wesleyan, Indiana (Pa.), Ursuline, Point Park, Roberts Wesleyan, Slippery Rock, Lake Erie, Carnegie Mellon, Seton Hill, Northwood, Washington & Jefferson, Frostburg, West Liberty, Clarion, Walsh, Chatham, California (Pa.), Ashland, Westminster, West Virginia, St. Francis, Duquesne, Geneva, Wheeling, Davis & Elkins, and CMU Alumni.

THE PIONEERS
Two weekends ago, the Pioneers competed at the NCAA Division II Atlantic Region Preview in Kernersville, N.C. The Region Preview was a strong showing for the Pioneers, especially on the women's side. Natalie Barr finished 1^st place overall, and Tammy Liplin continued to make her mark as a Pioneer with a 10^th place finish. The men overall had a 6^th place team finish as Alex Irvin led the pack through the finish line with a time of 27:20. The Carnegie Mellon Invite will be another opportunity for the Pioneers to compete against some conference and regional opponents. This young group of athletes has worked hard over the past two weeks to prepare for another competitive weekend as Head Coach Dan Meyers expects this course to be a good opportunity for the women to race a 5k as well as for the men to race an 8k.

MEDIA
Fans can follow Glenville State Track & Field / Cross Country on Twitter (X) @GSU_TFXC and Instagram @GSU_TFXC for news and updates plus many more during the off-season. 

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