The Basics
Oklahoma State’s men’s and women’s cross country teams will host the 73rd running of the Cowboy Jamboree on Saturday at the OSU Cross Country Course.
Both of the teams competed at the Hurricane Festival on Sept. 5, which was a dual format.
The Jamboree will be scored in a traditional team score format. The women’s race will be a 5,000 meter race beginning at 9:10 a.m. Soon following, the 8,000 meter men’s race is set to begin at 9:45 a.m.
OSU Lineups
The Cowgirls will have 11 runners suiting up Saturday. Veteran Mihaela Susa will again lead the way and she will be joined by Victoria Fratczak, Jacqueline Campos, Teran Mixon, Melanie Funke, Laura Heaton, Kelli Quimby, Kaitlin Scepanski, Brandi Andrews, Alyse Goldsmith and Kate Kujawa.
The Cowboys will put 10 runners on the course with Girma Mecheso, John Kosgei, Colby Lowe, David Chirchir Ryan Prentice, John Stublaski, Ryan Little, Daniel Watts, Sean Fleming and Peter Wood all suiting up.
Jamboree Rewind…2008
The Cowboys claimed first-place honors at last year’s Cowboy Jamboree, clearing second-place Northern Arizona by 50 points. German Fernandez led the way for the Cowboys with a third-place finish. Ryan Vail posted a fourth-place finish and David Chirchir finished fifth.
The Cowgirls posted a second-place finish behind champion Northern Arizona. Natalia Kovtun notched a tenth-place finish to lead the Cowgirls. Tone Hjalmarsen also finished in the top 15 with a 14th-place finish.
OSU in the Polls
The Cowboys grabbed the No. 2 spot in the Week One United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association rankings. Defending national champion Oregon is ranked No. 1.
In the USTFCCCA Midwest Region rankings, the Cowboys are No. 1 while the Cowgirls are ranked No. 7.
Courtesy: okstate.com
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