Eagles finish second at RRAC Championships as Magassa qualifies for nationals
The A&M-Texarkana women completed their triumphant turnaround season with a second-place team finish Friday at the 2023 Red River Athletic Conference Cross Country Championships.
The A&M-Texarkana women completed their triumphant turnaround season with a second-place team finish Friday at the 2023 Red River Athletic Conference Cross Country Championships.
Minana Magassa will represent the team at the NAIA National Championships later this month thanks to her Top 3 individual finish. The junior from France finished second overall with a time of 23:02.8 and crossed just three seconds after the top finisher.
Freshman Zalenka Brannan finished fourth, less than two seconds behind the final national qualifier spot. Ana Ximena Loya (eighth) and Daniela Hernandez (10th) also finished in the Top 10.
The Eagles had six runners in the Top 20 as Kassandra Munguia (16th) and Angelique Colon (18th) added to the teams' solid performance. Skyler Brannan came in 37th.
2023 RRAC Women's Championships at Texas A&M University-Texarkana
TEAM STANDINGS
1. Our Lady of the Lake 22
2. A&M-Texarkana 39
3. Southwest (N.M.) 86
4. Xavier (La.) 110
5. Huston-Tillotson 133
6. Jarvis Christian 140
TAMUT Individuals
2. Minankolo Magassa 23:02.80
4. Zalenka Brannan 24:17.40
8. Ana Ximena Loya 24:47.60
10. Daniela Hernandez 25:13.10
16. Kassandra Munguia 27:41.50
18. Angelique Colon 28:38.00
37. Skyler Brannan 41:05.90