<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1ufHZy_0wEfrsKF00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1ufHZy_0wEfrsKF00" width="800" height="450" >At the Pre Nationals in Madison, Wisconsin, Wyoming's cross country teams showcased their strength, with the Cowboys finishing 12th in the 8k and the Cowgirls placing 32nd in the 6k. The men's squad outperformed eight nationally ranked teams, with junior Jacob White leading with a top-40 finish, while the women finished ahead of No. 22 Ole Miss, led by senior Kylie Simshauser. Notably, several athletes achieved personal bests, highlighting the team's solid training and preparation.<ul><li>Cowboys finished 12th in the 8k with 407 points, ahead of eight ranked teams, including No. 13 Washington and No. 14 Michigan.</li><li>Cowgirls finished 32nd in the 6k, scoring 795 points and surpassing No. 22 Ole Miss.</li></ul>Yes, ButDespite strong performances, the 12th-place finish for the Cowboys suggests room for improvement as they now prepare for upcoming championships, seeking to break into the top ranks consistently.State of Play<ul><li>Wyoming's Cowboys' top finisher, Jacob White, recorded a program No. 5 time of 23:22.8.</li><li>The Cowgirls' Kylie Simshauser achieved the No. 10 time in program history with her finish of 20:34.1.</li></ul>The team will shift focus to the Mountain West Cross Country Championships on November 1 in Colorado Springs, where they will aim to improve their standings and showcase their training effectiveness.Bottom LineWyoming's cross country teams are showing significant potential, with strong performances at Pre Nationals laying a solid foundation as they head into championship season. Consistency and continued growth will be crucial for future success.</div></body>

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Wyoming Cowboys Outrace Eight Ranked Teams at Pre Nationals

At the Pre Nationals in Madison, Wisconsin, Wyoming's cross country teams showcased their strength, with the Cowboys finishing 12th in the 8k and the Cowgirls placing 32nd in the 6k. The men's squad outperformed eight nationally ranked teams, with junior Jacob White leading with a top-40 finish, while the women finished ahead of No. 22 Ole Miss, led by senior Kylie Simshauser. Notably, several athletes achieved personal bests, highlighting the team's solid training and preparation.