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Men's Cross-Country Fifth, Women Sixth, at NESCAC Championship

November 1, 2009

COMPLETE MEN'S RESULTS
COMPLETE WOMEN'S RESULTS

HARTFORD, Conn. - The Bowdoin College men's cross-country team finished in fifth place overall while the women took sixth at the NESCAC Championship hosted by Trinity College Sunday.

The Polar Bear men had a pair of top-ten finishers in Thompson Ogilvie and Colman Hatton, who finished just seconds apart in 26:36 and 26:40, respectively in eighth and ninth spot. The duo were supported by Matt Hillard, Sam Epstein and Stan Berkow, who finished in 30th, 35th and 38th place.

On the women's side, Bowdoin was paced by Lindsay Hodge's 26th place finish in 23:12. Olivia MacKenzie earned 31st place, just ahead of Yasmine White in 35th and Christina Argueta in 37th. Anna Ackerman rounded out the Bowdoin scorers by finishing 40th.