COLUMBIA, MISSOURI - Northwestern Oklahoma State traveled to Columbia, Missouri Friday for the Gans Creek Classic. The Rangers placed 22nd overall in the meet on Friday out of 28 teams running. 

"Jamaira Ross broke the school record in the 6K. The Women's team shocked me today on the way the team handled moving up in the race distance. Nine out of 10 women that raced today set personal records."

The Rangers were paced by Jamaira Ross setting the Rangers new 6K school record with her performance this week. Ross placed 140th overall in the meet with a time of 24:13.0 the school new record with an average mile time of 4:13.8. 

Ava Miller was next for the Rangers running a 24:39.6 at the meet on Friday with a split of 4:08.6 placing 170th overall in the meet. 

Next for the Rangers was Cadence Long-Torres placing 173rd overall with a time of 24:44.0 with a split of 4:06.3. 

Elisa Bernardez placed 253 for the tournament as the next Ranger to finish with a time of 26:40.8 with her mile times of 4:36.1. 

Reina Gonzales, Elizabeth Dorado-Barrera and Azucena Carrillo were the next three Northwestern runners to place as Gonzales finished 270, with a time of 27:16.2 with a split of 4:31.1. Dorado-Barrera placed 272 in the meet with a time of 27:26.5. Carrillo ran a 28:06.2 placing 277th. 

Northwestern's next runner was Jaime Torres-Franco running a 29:13.0 with a split time of 4:52.2 placing 288th overall. Angelica Robledo-Gonzalez and Emma Dodd were the next two Ranger runners to finish placing 293rd overall with 29:44.6 and Dodd at 32:56.2 with a 303 place finish.