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The Lone Star Conference cross country season regular season is in the books and all eyes are on the LSC Cross Country Championships on Saturday, Nov. 7 at LCU Cross Country Course in Lubbock, Texas. The event (women’s 6K and men’s 8K) will be broadcast on FloCollege. The men will begin at 8 a.m. CT, followed by the women at 8:45 a.m.
 
The LSC had 19 team championships during the regular season: Cameron women (Cameron Invitational) and men (Cameron Invitational); DBU women (Gerald Richey UTA Invitational); Midwestern State women (Mustang Derby and SU Showdown); Texas A&M International women (Mountaineer Hill Country Invitational and Our Lady of the Lake Invitational) and men (UIW Invitational, Mountaineer Hill Country Invitational and Our Lady of the Lake Invitational); Texas A&M-Kingsville men (Bearkat Twilight); UT Tyler women (UT Tyler XC Opener) and men (UT Tyler XC Opener); West Texas A&M women (Texas Tech Open and Old Glory Gallop) and men (Texas Tech Open, Louisville Classic and Old Glory Gallop); and Western New Mexico women (Highlands University Cross Country Jam).
 
Six individuals have won a combined nine titles: Cameron senior Victor Ramos (Mustang Derby) and Boglarka Kalman (Mustang Derby and Cameron Invitational); TAMIU freshman Shamil Kiprono (UIW Invitational and Mountaineer Hill Country Invitational), freshman Yvyonne Jepkoech (Mountaineer Hill Country Invitational) and sophomore Ian Rono (OLLU Invite); and West Texas A&M freshman Meshack Keter (Louisville Classic and Old Glory Gallop).
 
To see the conference’s top times list heading into the LSC Championships, click here.
 
Keter has been named United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) National Athlete of the Week twice: Sept. 22 and Oct. 5. He is the first Buff to be honored twice in the same season and first to win the national award since two-time NCAA Division II national champion William Amponsah in 2023.
 
WT is the favorite to win both the LSC women’s and men’s title, according to the preseason polls. The LSC Runners to Watch lists includes 28 women and 25 men.
 
The NCAA Division II South Central Regional (women’s 6K and men’s 10K) will be held Saturday, Nov. 21 also at LCU Cross Country Course.
 
The NCAA Division II Championships (women’s 6K and men’s 10K) are set for Friday, Dec. 4 at Rim Rock Farm in Lawrence, Kan. The event will be broadcast on NCAA.com.
 
 
USTFCCCA Women’s Division II National Poll / Oct. 21: #8 WT, #25 DBU. Next ranking: Oct. 28.
 
USTFCCCA Men’s Division II National Poll / Oct. 21: #4 WT. Next ranking Next ranking: Oct. 28.

 
LONE STAR CONFERENCE CROSS COUNTRY RUNNERS OF THE WEEK

(Oct. 16-17 meets)
 
WOMEN’S
Lola Sarthou, West Texas A&M, Jr., Business and Marketing, Pertuis, France
West Texas A&M junior Lola Sarthou ran a personal-best 16:36.35 to lead the No. 7-ranked Lady Buffs to the team crown at the 5K Old Glory Gallop at AP Ranch in Fort Worth, Texas. Sarthou was the individual runner-up in the field of 402 runners. She held the second position the entirety of the meet.
 
MEN’S & MEN’S FRESHMAN
Meshack Keter, West Texas A&M, Fr., Undecided, Iten, Kenya
West Texas A&M freshman Meshack Keter ran the top 8K time in NCAA Division II this season with a 22:52.3 to win the Old Glory Gallop at AP Ranch in Fort Worth, Texas. Keter, who wins the league’s top weekly runner and freshman runner award for the third time this season, beat 488 other runners to claim his second individual title of the year. Keter’s performance also helped the No. 4-ranked Buffs to the team crown.
 
WOMEN’S FRESHMAN
Ella Schuettler, West Texas A&M, Fr., General Business, Goetting, Germany
West Texas A&M freshman Ella Schuettler ran a personal-best 5K time of 17:30.46 to help the No. 7-ranked Lady Buffs to the team title at the Old Glory Gallop at AP Ranch in Fort Worth, Texas. Schuettler finished in 13th place in the field of 402 runners. She improved from 23rd to 13th over the final 2K of the race.
 
 
WEEKLY AWARDS
 
LSC Women’s Runner of the Week
Sept. 9             Brooke Latham, Oklahoma Christian
Sept. 16            Lesli Salas, DBU
Sept. 23            Michelle Jemutai, West Texas A&M
Sept. 30            McKenna Sahd, Western New Mexico
Oct. 7               Lesli Salas, DBU (2)
Oct. 21             Lola Sarthou, West Texas A&M
 
LSC Men’s Runner of the Week
Sept. 9             Jacob Rivera, Texas A&M-Kingsville
Sept. 16            Shamil Kiprono, Texas A&M International
Sept. 23            Meshack Keter, West Texas A&M
Sept. 30            Victor Ramos, Cameron
Oct. 7               Meshack Keter, West Texas A&M (2)
Oct. 21             Meshack Keter, West Texas A&M (3)
 
LSC Women’s Freshman Runner of the Week
Sept. 9             Joan Jerono, UT Dallas
Sept. 16            Montse Guerra, DBU
Sept. 23            Michelle Jemutai, West Texas A&M
Sept. 30            Boglarka Kalman, Cameron
Oct. 7               Montse Guerra, DBU (2)
Oct. 21             Ella Schuettler, West Texas A&M
 
LSC Men’s Freshman Runner of the Week
Sept. 9             Ryder Strohman, Oklahoma Christian
Sept. 16            Shamil Kiprono, Texas A&M International
Sept. 23            Meshack Keter, West Texas A&M
Sept. 30            Ryder Strohman, Oklahoma Christian (2)
Oct. 7               Meshack Keter, West Texas A&M (2)
Oct. 21             Meshack Keter, West Texas A&M (3)
 
USTFCCCA National Athlete of the Week
Sept. 21            Meshack Keter, West Texas A&M
Oct. 5               Meshack Keter, West Texas A&M (2)
Oct. 19             Meshack Keter, West Texas A&M (3)