Friday, September 23
Falcon Heights, Minn.
11:15 a.m.
North Dakota State
at
Roy Griak Invitational
Photo by: Alyson Vander Steen
Houston Paces NDSU Women at Roy Griak Invitational
9/23/2022 1:20:00 PM | Women's Cross Country
Results
FALCON HEIGHTS, Minn. – Bison junior Kaleesa Houston led the North Dakota State women's cross country team at the Roy Griak Invitational on Friday morning, taking 58th place overall.
Houston finished in 22:00.6 for the six-kilometer race – her best time ever at the Griak, and the earliest in a season that she has ever clocked 22 minutes or under for the 6k.
The Bison women came in 13th in the team standings and were the No. 2 team from The Summit League. Behind Houston, NDSU sophomore Grace Link was 80th in 22:20.0, and sophomore Allie Wahlund took 91st in 22:31.7.
Bison junior Alexis Roehl recorded a personal-best time for the 6k, finishing in 22:42.5 for 98th place. Erin Valgardson completed the team scoring in 23:08.4 for 117th place.
Making her collegiate debut, freshman Aleah Miller ran 23:20.5 for 126th place as NDSU's No. 6 finisher.
Utah won the women's team title with 85 points. The Bison finished with 398 points – just nine points behind Summit League favorite South Dakota State for 11th place in the meet.
FALCON HEIGHTS, Minn. – Bison junior Kaleesa Houston led the North Dakota State women's cross country team at the Roy Griak Invitational on Friday morning, taking 58th place overall.
Houston finished in 22:00.6 for the six-kilometer race – her best time ever at the Griak, and the earliest in a season that she has ever clocked 22 minutes or under for the 6k.
The Bison women came in 13th in the team standings and were the No. 2 team from The Summit League. Behind Houston, NDSU sophomore Grace Link was 80th in 22:20.0, and sophomore Allie Wahlund took 91st in 22:31.7.
Bison junior Alexis Roehl recorded a personal-best time for the 6k, finishing in 22:42.5 for 98th place. Erin Valgardson completed the team scoring in 23:08.4 for 117th place.
Making her collegiate debut, freshman Aleah Miller ran 23:20.5 for 126th place as NDSU's No. 6 finisher.
Utah won the women's team title with 85 points. The Bison finished with 398 points – just nine points behind Summit League favorite South Dakota State for 11th place in the meet.
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