Men's Cross Country finishes 7th of 37 teams at NCAA III Great Lakes Regional meet
Ohio Northern finished seven of 37 teams with 321 points at the NCAA Division III Great Lakes Regional men's Cross Country Championships Saturday morning.
The Polar Bears end their season with a 110-30 record.
Junior Mark Berton led ONU with a 21st place finish out of 256 runners in 25:49.
Sophomore Nathan Rosenbaum, junior Evan McKee, junior Tyler Feitshans and junior Mathew Johnson finished in a tight pack.
Rosenbaum was 72nd in 26:39, McKee was 73rd in 26:39, Feitshans was 76th in 26:40 and Johnson was 79th in 26:44.
Williams Jones of Franciscan won the individual title in 24:26.
Calvin (Mich.) won the team title with 36 points, Wabash (Ind.) was second with 111 and Case Western Reserve was third with 146 points.
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