
Pirates Wrap-Up 2024 Campaign at the CAA Championships
11.1.24 | Men's Cross Country, Women's Cross Country
ELON, N.C. (Nov. 1, 2024) ... The Hampton University cross country teams competed on Friday in the Coastal Athletic Association Championships and the women came out with a ninth-place finish with 264 points, while the men finished 11th at the meet hosted by Elon.
Freshman Peninah Mutisya continued her impressive season with a second-place finish to lead the women as she covered the 6k course in a season best 20:23.60. She earned All-CAA honors with her finish.
Joining her in the top 70 were seniors Jordan Mozie and Kayla Spencer who finished 42nd and 69th respectively. Mozie ran a 22:40.60, while Spencer's time was 24:48.80. Rounding out the women's participants included: Mekayla Wilson (75th/25:36.40), Kylee King (76th/25:37.10) and Angel Moultrie (83rd/27:13.10).
On the men's side, two runners finished in the top 60 as Mohammed Al-YaFee was 48th covering the 8k course in 27:31.80 and Nellie Ambriton was 56th in 28:20.00.
Rounding out the men's participants were: Ibrahim Abdalla (63rd/29:13.50), Khalid Hamid (64th/29:16.80) and Kyle Jemison (71st/33:47.10).
Stony Brook won the team title on the men's side, while Northeastern took the women's title.
Freshman Peninah Mutisya continued her impressive season with a second-place finish to lead the women as she covered the 6k course in a season best 20:23.60. She earned All-CAA honors with her finish.
Joining her in the top 70 were seniors Jordan Mozie and Kayla Spencer who finished 42nd and 69th respectively. Mozie ran a 22:40.60, while Spencer's time was 24:48.80. Rounding out the women's participants included: Mekayla Wilson (75th/25:36.40), Kylee King (76th/25:37.10) and Angel Moultrie (83rd/27:13.10).
On the men's side, two runners finished in the top 60 as Mohammed Al-YaFee was 48th covering the 8k course in 27:31.80 and Nellie Ambriton was 56th in 28:20.00.
Rounding out the men's participants were: Ibrahim Abdalla (63rd/29:13.50), Khalid Hamid (64th/29:16.80) and Kyle Jemison (71st/33:47.10).
Stony Brook won the team title on the men's side, while Northeastern took the women's title.
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