Stanford men place fifth at ACC cross country meet; San Jose State ends season in Reno
Paul Bergeron and Julia Flynn earned all-conference honors for Stanford. Brandon Wofford led San Jose State at the Mountain West meet.
BLACKSBURG, Va. - Stanford's men finished fifth and its women 14th at the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) cross country championships on Friday, Oct. 30, according to Stanford Athletics. Stanford joined the ACC in 2024.
Paul Bergeron led the men in 20th place, running the 8-kilometer (4.97-mile) course in 23 minutes, 11.4 seconds. Josh Bell was 24th and Sean Fries 27th. Wake Forest won the men's team title.
Julia Flynn led the women in 15th place with a personal-best 19:34.9 over 6 kilometers (3.72 miles). North Carolina State won the women's team title. Bergeron and Flynn both earned All-ACC honors, the recap said.
Stanford next runs at the NCAA West Regional in Sacramento on Friday, Nov. 13.
In Reno, Nev., San Jose State's men finished eighth and its women 10th at the Mountain West championships, ending the Spartans' season, according to San Jose State Athletics. Brandon Wofford led the men in 42nd place in 25:45.8. Amanda Chalburg led the women in 52nd place.
Source: Stanford Athletics ACC championships recap; San Jose State Athletics Mountain West championships recap