<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=34nsNz_0wEfsUIi00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=34nsNz_0wEfsUIi00" width="675" height="450" >The No. 10 Wisconsin men's cross country team finished sixth at the Pre-Nationals meet, showcasing strong individual performances, particularly from three-time Big Ten champion Bob Liking. Liking placed sixth overall in the competitive 8K race with a personal best of 22:54.6, leading four other teammates to achieve their own personal records. Despite facing elite competition, the team garnered 199 points, narrowly missing out on a higher placement compared to Northern Arizona (178 points) and edging Notre Dame (200 points). Wisconsin's focus is now on the upcoming Big Ten Championships, where they aim to defend their title.<ul><li>Bob Liking finished 6th in the 8K with a time of 22:54.6.</li><li>The team scored 199 points, finishing 6th overall at the meet.</li><li>Four runners set personal bests during the race.</li></ul>State of Play<ul><li>The Badgers are highlighted as a top team with potential for success at the upcoming Big Ten Championships.</li><li>Wisconsin's strategy involves learning from past champion teams and applying that knowledge in practice and competition.</li></ul>The Badgers prepare for the Big Ten Championships on November 1, where they will seek to leverage their strong performances and defend their reigning conference champion status.Bottom LineWisconsin's sixth-place finish at the Pre-Nationals sets a solid foundation for the team as they look to build on their success and compete for another championship title, emphasizing preparation and resilience ahead of critical meets.</div></body>

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Wisconsin Men’s Cross Country Finishes Sixth at Pre-Nationals

The No. 10 Wisconsin men's cross country team finished sixth at the Pre-Nationals meet, showcasing strong individual performances, particularly from three-time Big Ten champion Bob Liking. Liking placed sixth overall in the competitive 8K race with a personal best of 22:54.6, leading four other teammates to achieve their own personal records. Despite facing elite competition, the team garnered 199 points, narrowly missing out on a higher placement compared to Northern Arizona (178 points) and edging Notre Dame (200 points). Wisconsin's focus is now on the upcoming Big Ten Championships, where they aim to defend their title.