DOUGLASVILLE, Ga. – Five members of the Kennesaw State men's and women's cross country teams competed in the Georgia Tech XC Invitational at Foxhall Sporting Club Friday morning.
 
Four KSU women ran in the 6K race. Freshman Emily Autry led the way placing 26^th in a time of 23:34.01. Kelly Miles placed 30^th in a time of 22:39.60. Miah Johnson posted a time of 23:20.05 to secure 45^th. Tess Krogmann ran a time of 23:39.03 to finish 62^nd.
 
The lone men's participant for KSU in the 8K was Cody Guion. Guion ran a time of 28:08.82 to place 96^th.

Quotable
Head Coach Adam Bray 

"This was a great opportunity for some of our owls. I put this meet on the schedule as an overflow meet and a chance for some to gain a little more experience if we thought it necessary. Everyone did a great job. We had a few personal bests, but overall everyone competed hard and showed some good improvements from the last time they competed." 
 
Up Next
KSU will head to Tuscaloosa, Ala. to compete in the Crismon Classic on Friday, Oct. 16.

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