HADLEY, Mass. -- The Bowdoin College cross country teams competed at the NESCAC Championships with Matthew Servin highlighting the meet with a 14th-place finish earning him All-NESCAC at the Middlebury Cross Country Course on Saturday afternoon. The women's team placed eighth overall with 194 points in a competitive field that saw eight teams ranked nationally while the men's team took seventh overall with 213 points. 

Women's Meet Highlights

• The Polar Bears were led by sophomore Laura White with a time of 22:20.9 to take 30th-place on the day as Kaylee Hale (22:41.4) and Francine Miller (22:45.6) scored 38 and 39 points, respectively. 

• The spread of Bowdoin's top-five was just 37 seconds as Gwen Purnell (22:53.9) and Cam Meyer (22:57.2) concluded the top-five earning 48 and 53 points.

• Elise Casso (23:27.2) and Audrey Stevens (23:50.7) made up the Polar Bears top-seven scoring 55 and 66 points, respectively. 

Men's Meet Highlights

• Servin stayed consistent throughout the race to be the low-stick for the Polar Bears, running 25:12.5 for 14th-place. Oliver Brandes (42nd-place) and Seamus McDonough (48th-place) were top-50 on the day with ties of 25:59.6 and 26:08.6, respectively to follow Servin.

• The sophomore duo of Ryan Boulanger (26:45.6) and Pearce Covert (26:58.8) rounded Bowdoin's top-five scorers, placing 84th and 95th, respectively.

• First year's Daniel Smith (27:05.8) and Griffin Brown (27:17.3) made up the Polar Bears top-seven taking 99th-place and 112th in their NESCAC Championship debut. 

Up Next

• The Polar Bears return to action in two weeks, traveling to the Wainwright Sports Complex in South Portland, Maine, for the NCAA Northeast Regionals on Saturday, November, 14.