Fayetteville State is the men's and women's cross country champions after claiming the men's 8K title and the women's 5K title at the CIAA Cross Country Championships held at Green Hill Park on Thursday, October 27. The Broncos won its fifth consecutive women's title and its first men's title while also completing the first 1-2-3 sweep in CIAA Men's Cross Country Championship history. Hillary Toroitich captured the men's title in 24:54.0. Individually, Shaw's Michelle Blaha won her second consecutive conference title with a time of 19:04.4.
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