CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – Longwood men's cross country wrapped up the fall campaign with more personal bests at the NCAA Southeast Regional this morning.
 
AJ Koval and Clinton Clancy both posted times that broke into the top 10 in team history as the Lancers finished 32^nd in the 10K race.
 
NOTABLE FINISHES:
 
Koval raced his way to a 33:06.6 that was the fourth-fastest 10K in team history, surpassing Robert Willis's time from 2014. That time allowed the freshman to finish 155^th in the 240-runner field.
 
Clancy, meanwhile, was right behind him with a 33:15.4 that was the fifth-fastest time in team history. He also finished 162^nd, seven spots behind Koval.
 
Andrew Hathaway made his debut at the distance and recorded a 33:50.4 to finish 183^rd as the third finisher on the team.
 
Sean Arjona also made his debut at the distance and finished with a 34:35.2 to finish 209^th. Javier Roldan rounded out the grouping with a 36:09.0 to finish 230^th.
 
WHAT THEY SAID:
 
"AJ and Clinton set out to get on the 10K leaderboard, and they accomplished that by working together the whole race," said Longwood Director of Cross Country and Track & Field Brooke Craig. "Solid debuts at the distance for Sean and Hathaway. It's been a growing year for the team with a freshman and sophomore heavy squad, but they have raised the standard for this program."
 
FULL RESULTS:
 
Team (33 total)
32. Longwood: 899 | 150-157-176-199-217
 
Individual
155. AJ Koval: 33:06.6
162. Clinton Clancy: 33:15.4
183. Andrew Hathaway: 33:50.4
209. Sean Arjona: 34:35.2
230. Javier Roldan: 36:09.0
 
UP NEXT:
 
Longwood's cross country season is complete. The team turns its attention to track next.
 
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