FORT WORTH, Tex.- The Northwestern men's cross country team raced in the annual Old Glory Gallop hosted by Dallas Baptist. This meet gave the Rangers exposure to nationally ranked competition as the regular season came to a close.  

Riley Herndon led the way for the Rangers with a time of 25:27.32. Herdon finished in 114th place out of nearly 500 runners. Andrew Scott followed close behind Herndon clocking a new personal record of 25:36.59. Coy Bullard was the third Ranger to cross the line with a new personal record of 26:02.90. Following Bullard was freshman Brayden Cowan. Cowan shattered his previous personal record by running a time of 26:09.89. Rounding out the top five scorers for the Rangers was Donald Kosgei. Kosgei finished with a time of 26:20.66. The freshman pair Boyd Hamby and Matthew Manning finished 6th and 7th respectively with two personal records. Hamby ran a time of 26:48.86, while Manning crossed the line with a 27:08.39. In total, sixteen Rangers earned new personal records. 

The team will look to carry on the momentum with the conference championship meet on the horizon. That race is scheduled for November 7th in Shawnee, OK. 

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