The College of Wooster cross country teams hosted their annual Twilight 5K at Papp Stadium on Friday, competing against Case Western Reserve University, Oberlin College and several unattached runners in a non-scoring meet.
 
The women ran first as Stella Anderson led the Scots posting a time of 19:42.9 for fourth best. It was another personal best for the first-year.
 
The time to beat came from unattached runner Becky Nussbaum, who ran a 17:41.
 
Wooster then claimed the sixth through 11th finishes, led by first-year Eloise Gravel's personal best time of 19:47.5. Next in line was Elise Wheeler (19:53.1 - PR), Reeve Helvoigt (19:57.4), Eilidh Horn (20:11.1), Sophie Krummick (20:23.3) and Molly Noesen-Bosscher (20:39.6 - PR). Senior Naomi Kaczor (21:22.9) rounded out the top 15 with a personal best time as well.
 
On the men's side, junior Basil Keck was surrounded by the white uniforms of Case Western Reserve for most the race and still put up a personal best in fourth place at 15:59.9. Case took seven of the top 10 spots while Wooster took the other three.
 
Two more 5K personal bests joined Keck in the top 10. Sophomore Max Kollhoff came in seventh with a time of 16:18, and junior Grant Mentzer ran a 16:23.5 for 10th. 
 
Junior Andrew Rombach put in a 12th place finish at 16:30.7 (PR), while Reese Johnson returned, running unattached with a time of 17:03.3 for 16th.
 
Wooster then took the next three slots to round out their positions in the top 20 behind Nick Schade (17:03.4), Owen Neville (17:08.8 – PR) and Tyler Frye (17:15.3).
 
Next, Wooster will take the week to prepare for the NCAA Division III Great Lakes Regional on Nov. 14.