FULL RESULTS

Freshman Jacob Dormire paced the Pitt-Johnstown men's cross country team with a 29th-place finish in 30:16.2 as the Mountain Cats placed fifth in the five-team field at Saturday's Bloomsburg Invitational.

East Stroudsburg swept the top four spots to claim the team title with 18 points, led by senior Ethan Holcomb, who won the 8K in 26:11.1. Junior Andrew Tatesure was second in 26:18.4, followed by sophomores Aiden Voth (26:29.4) and Jake McGhee (26:35.8) in third and fourth. Indiana (Pa.) was second with 48 points, followed by host Bloomsburg in third with 76 points and Mansfield in fourth with 120 points. Pitt-Johnstown finished fifth with 129 points and a total time of 2:48:25.8, just nine points behind Mansfield.

Dormire's time of 30:16.2 led the Mountain Cats and was good for 29th place overall. Junior Ryan Hayes followed in 36th at 31:42.8, and sophomore Gavin Smith was 38th in 33:26.9. Freshman Ricky Mason placed 39th in 35:00.7, and sophomore Tyler Harold rounded out the scoring five in 41st at 37:59.2.

The Mountain Cats return to action Saturday, Oct. 24, at the Lock Haven Go Fast Invitational in Lock Haven, Pa., and then travel to Bloomsburg for the PSAC Championships on Saturday, Nov. 7.