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Men's Results
Women's Results

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Six runners on the Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns women's cross country team set season-best marks in the 5K race while five runners on the men's team posted top times in the 8K event at the UALR Invitational on Saturday at the Rebsamen Golf Course.

The meet, which was the final tuneup for Louisiana heading into the Sun Belt Conference Championships on Nov. 2, was scored as a dual meet with the Ragin' Cajuns defeating Arkansas-Pine Bluff on the men's side. On the women's side, Louisiana defeated host UALR and UAPB.

Anna Katherine Devitt led the Ragin' Cajuns on the women's side earning a fifth-place finish in 17:55.90, eclipsing her previous 5K season-best (18:03.83) set on Sept. 28 at the McNeese State Cowboy Stampede. Danielle Castaldi finished 12th overall in 18:56.13, shaving nearly 30 seconds off her previous best (19.24.90).

Courtney Musgrove recorded her best finish with an 18th-place performance and crossing the finish line in 19:33.17, over 20 seconds faster than her previous best (19:55.64) set last week at the FSU Invitational. Genevieve Roy (21st, 19:53.67) took over 20 seconds off her previous high while freshman Camille Barnett (24th, 20:04.26) and Kaylei Esfeller (26th, 20:09.63) each recorded season-best times in the 5K.

Claire Hodges finished ninth overall (18:35.47) for the Ragin' Cajuns with Ashley Irwin (13th, 19:11.53) and Jessica Donald (25th, 20:06.64) also competing.

Freshman Logan Pearce continued to lead the Ragin' Cajuns on the men's side after posting a 12th place in 25:24.30 on the 8K course. Corbett Ourso finished 16th overall with an 8K season-best time of 25:57.17 while Scott Brewster, who finished 19th overall in 26:04.31, took nearly a minute of his previous mark (27:01.65) set the Azalea City Classic on Sept. 14.

Cole Stafford (25th, 26:39.12), Alex Hebert (34th, 27:13.14) and Christian Bergeron (45th, 28:03.54) each recorded season-bests in the 8K for the Ragin' Cajuns while Trey Bonin (21st, 26:13.83), Jacob Chicola (24th, 26:24.09) and Sean Bezdek (25th, 26:32.98) narrowly missed their respective season-bests.