LOCK HAVEN, PA (November 16, 2024) -- Senior Owen Foytack and first year Preston Klem both posted personal-best times on the 8,000-meter course as the King's College men's cross country team finished the season at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional Meet. At Lock Haven University, the Monarchs finished 24th out of the scoring teams.
 
Foytack posted a top-50 finish, placing 40th overall in the field of 216 in a personal best time of 25:43.8, which also marks the best time from a Monarch since Chuck Dinofrio at the regional meet in 2002, while Klem crossed in a personal-best 29:03.0. Logan Taylor was next to finish in 29:34.6, and Tyler Petty recorded a time of 29:46.5. Will McCarroll rounded out the team's efforts in 33:31.9.
 
Carnegie Mellon won the team title as they finished with 39 points, while Emmanuel Leblond from Johns Hopkins claimed the individual title in 24:12.8.