Paced by the second consecutive sub 25-minute race by senior Tony Calderon, the Colorado College men's cross country team finished second at the Lewis & Clark Invitational Saturday in Estacada, Ore.
 
Calderon finished second among 125 runners with an 8K time of 24:56.3, just shy of his personal-best of 24:49.6, which he set two weeks ago at the Division III Pre-National Meet in Louisville, Ky.
 
Fellow senior Max Blackburn and sophomore Josh Fry each posted a top-10 result by placing ninth and 10^th, respectively. Blackburn covered the course in 25:30.4, while Fry collected a time of 25:34.5.
 
Junior Jack Williams was 16^th in 25:45.7 and senior Adam Mahler rounded out the scoring for CC in 26^th place with a time of 26:10.1.
 
Southern Oregon won the team title with 46 points, followed by CC with 58 and Lane Community College with 81. Puget Sound's Colin Monaghan won the individual title with a time of 24:45.9.
 
Colorado College Results

Name	Finish	Points	Time
Tony Calderon	2	2	24:56.3
Max Blackburn	9	9	25:30.4
Josh Fry	10	10	25:34.5
Jack Williams	16	16	25:45.7
Adam Mahler	26	26	26:10.1
Sam Rodriguez	27	(27)	26:12.9
Will Foster	29	(29)	26:15.8
Andrew West	51		26:56.8
Emerson Worrell	52		27:01.1
Max Saliman	54		27:01.8

 
Team Results
1. Southern Oregon – 46
2. Colorado College – 58
3. Lane CC – 81
4. George Fox – 139
5. Lewis & Clark – 165
6. Whitman – 192
7. Whitworth – 192
8. OSU Running Club – 197
9. Pacific Lutheran – 209
10. Puget Sound – 253
11. Clark College – 271
12. Pacific (Ore.) - 355
 
Up Next
The Tigers host the 2019 SCAC Championships on Saturday, Nov. 2 at Widefield Community Park. The men's race is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m.