
Photo by: Edwin Hernandez
September 20, 2019 | Men's Cross Country
BOSTON – The Boston University men's cross country team competed at the Coast-to-Coast Battle in Beantown on Friday afternoon at Franklin Park.
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Two Terrier harriers finished in the top 60 to help BU finish 18th as a team with a total of 423 points.
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Redshirt junior Brett Davidson led the Terriers with a 56th-place performance in the 8K race, crossing the finish line in 25:22. Freshman Foster Malleck placed 60th with a time of 25:26, followed by junior Jonathon Fierro in 94th.
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Senior Paul Luevano (26:15) and sophomore Joe Grandizio (26:16) were 110th and 113th, respectively, to round out the Terrier scorers. Freshman Kevin Murphy (26:37), senior Greg Pelose (26:37) and sophomore Marcel Aubry (26:38) all finished the race together, with freshman Charlie Hammel (27:00) and junior Logan Broedner (27:01) also competing.
"It wasn't our best day, but it's not indicative of what we're capable of doing," head coach Paul Spangler said. "I thought Brett did a good job and Jonathan once again stepped up as well and continued his strong season."
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The Terriers will return to action on Saturday, Oct. 5, when they travel to Lehigh for the Paul Short Run.
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Two Terrier harriers finished in the top 60 to help BU finish 18th as a team with a total of 423 points.
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Redshirt junior Brett Davidson led the Terriers with a 56th-place performance in the 8K race, crossing the finish line in 25:22. Freshman Foster Malleck placed 60th with a time of 25:26, followed by junior Jonathon Fierro in 94th.
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Senior Paul Luevano (26:15) and sophomore Joe Grandizio (26:16) were 110th and 113th, respectively, to round out the Terrier scorers. Freshman Kevin Murphy (26:37), senior Greg Pelose (26:37) and sophomore Marcel Aubry (26:38) all finished the race together, with freshman Charlie Hammel (27:00) and junior Logan Broedner (27:01) also competing.
"It wasn't our best day, but it's not indicative of what we're capable of doing," head coach Paul Spangler said. "I thought Brett did a good job and Jonathan once again stepped up as well and continued his strong season."
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The Terriers will return to action on Saturday, Oct. 5, when they travel to Lehigh for the Paul Short Run.
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