Princeton University Athletics
Saturday, September 17
10:30 AM
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HYP
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Men's Cross Country Dominates HYP
September 17, 2016 | Men's Cross Country
Results
PRINCETON, N.J. (9/17/16) - It was a sea of orange coming down the chute as the Princeton men's cross country team dominated the annual HYP meet on Saturday morning at West Windsor Fields. The Tigers scored 23 points to win the meet, going 2-3-4-5-9, to take the meet with authority.
Yale took second place with 49 points and had the top finisher in James Randon, while Harvard was last with 55 points.
This is the third consecutive season Princeton has won the HYP since it was reinstated three years ago in 2014 after a 17-year hiatus. The Tigers won in 2014 at Yale, 2015 at Harvard and now at home in 2016. The first HYP meet dates back to 1921.
"We ran well and I'm very happy with the direction our program is moving," Princeton head coach Jason Vigilante said. "To beat Harvard and Yale in this long rivalry is always gratifying."
Junior Noah Kauppila led the Tigers across the line at 25:01.0 but was followed right behind by freshman Conor Lundy at 25:01.7. Senior captain William Bertrand was fourth overlal at 25:09.6 while sophomore Jeremy Spiezio was fifth at 25:12.3. The final scoring position went to freshman Gannon Wilcutts with a time of 25:16.3. Junior Wolfgang Beck clocked 25:25.5 and freshman Perrin Hagge was 14th at 25:34.2 as the Tigers sixth and seventh men.
Princeton next races at Lehigh's Paul Short Invitational on Saturday, Oct. 1.
Princeton Finishers
2. Noah Kauppila 25:01.0
3. Conor Lundy 25:01.7
4. William Bertrand 25:09.6
5. Jeremy Spiezio 25:12.3
9. Gannon Wilcutts 25:16.3
12. Wolfgang Beck 25:25.5
14. Perrin Hagge 25:34.2
15. Kenan Farmer 25:38.8
16. Rob Stone 25:39.0
17. Viraj Deokar 25:41.7
20. Jack Leahey 25:44.6
21. Gavin Gaynor 25:47.5
25. Charlie Stahl 26:01.4
PRINCETON, N.J. (9/17/16) - It was a sea of orange coming down the chute as the Princeton men's cross country team dominated the annual HYP meet on Saturday morning at West Windsor Fields. The Tigers scored 23 points to win the meet, going 2-3-4-5-9, to take the meet with authority.
Yale took second place with 49 points and had the top finisher in James Randon, while Harvard was last with 55 points.
This is the third consecutive season Princeton has won the HYP since it was reinstated three years ago in 2014 after a 17-year hiatus. The Tigers won in 2014 at Yale, 2015 at Harvard and now at home in 2016. The first HYP meet dates back to 1921.
"We ran well and I'm very happy with the direction our program is moving," Princeton head coach Jason Vigilante said. "To beat Harvard and Yale in this long rivalry is always gratifying."
Junior Noah Kauppila led the Tigers across the line at 25:01.0 but was followed right behind by freshman Conor Lundy at 25:01.7. Senior captain William Bertrand was fourth overlal at 25:09.6 while sophomore Jeremy Spiezio was fifth at 25:12.3. The final scoring position went to freshman Gannon Wilcutts with a time of 25:16.3. Junior Wolfgang Beck clocked 25:25.5 and freshman Perrin Hagge was 14th at 25:34.2 as the Tigers sixth and seventh men.
Princeton next races at Lehigh's Paul Short Invitational on Saturday, Oct. 1.
Princeton Finishers
2. Noah Kauppila 25:01.0
3. Conor Lundy 25:01.7
4. William Bertrand 25:09.6
5. Jeremy Spiezio 25:12.3
9. Gannon Wilcutts 25:16.3
12. Wolfgang Beck 25:25.5
14. Perrin Hagge 25:34.2
15. Kenan Farmer 25:38.8
16. Rob Stone 25:39.0
17. Viraj Deokar 25:41.7
20. Jack Leahey 25:44.6
21. Gavin Gaynor 25:47.5
25. Charlie Stahl 26:01.4
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