Nov. 15, 2003

Complete Results

LOCK HAVEN, Pa. - Junior Adam Ambrus (Shamong, N.J.) finished in the top 50 to guide the Terrapin men's cross country to a 14th place finish at Saturday's NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional Championships in Lock Haven, Pa. Ambrus came in at No. 43 in the field of 184 runners with a time of 31:41 in the 10,000-meter competition.

Villanova and Georgetown finished first and second, respectively, earning bids to the NCAA Championship race on Nov. 24 in Waterloo, Iowa. The individuals guaranteeing themselves spots in Iowa were Dan Mazzocco of Penn State, Andre Laboy of St. Joseph's, Ryan Sheehan of St. Francis (Pa.), and Tristan Colangelo of Princeton. Should the athlete's team earn an at-large bid to the national meet, the next individual whose team did not earn a bid will qualify for the national meet.

Mazzocco was the race's individual champion, finishing the 10K course in 30:26. Villanova had the next two finishers, in Jonathan Fasulo (30:30), Ryan Hayden (30:35). Laboy finished fourth in 30:35, while Georgetown's Fleet Hower (30:50) and Chris Lukezic (30:51), Villanova's Milos Mitric (30:53), Colangelo of Princeton (30:53), and Matthew Seymour of American (30:53) rounded out the top 10.

Behind Villanova (55) and Georgetown (57) in the team scoring were Princeton (91), American (95), Penn State (187), Navy (210), LaSalle (222), host Bucknell (226), St. Francis (Pa.) (253), and Penn (259) rounding out the top 10.

The Terps return to action Saturday, Nov. 22, at the ECAC/IC4A Championships in Bronx, N.Y.

 Maryland
  118    43  Adam Ambrus, Jr             31:41    5:06
  122    82  Michael Porter, Fr          32:34    5:15
  125    92  Florent Groberg, Jr         32:50    5:18
  119    93  Mike Prada, Sr              32:51    5:18
  124    96  Mike Fleg, Jr               33:01    5:19
  121   109  Natty Zola, So              33:37    5:25
Time = 2:42:54     Places = 406