
Ensley Shines in First Collegiate Race as Mavericks Place Sixth at Augustana in Season Debut
Sep 2, 2022 | Cross Country
In her first ever collegiate 5K race, freshman runner Kamryn Ensley finished 9th overall this evening at the Augustana Twilight Meet in a field of over 300 runners with a time of 18:12.22. Her mark helped Omaha finish 6th in their first race of the season tonight.
"In her first race as a Maverick, Kamryn did a phenomenal job," Omaha head coach Cliff Cisar said. "She is a tough racer and it showed today going toe to toe with some of the regions best. Really excited to see her continue to trust herself as we build a strong fitness foundation."
The Mavericks had two other runners finish top-25 this evening. Freshman Lily Jackson who placed 15th ran a 18:31.43 and senior Maya Nachtigal who ran 18:49.13 to finish 25th. Senior Maret Elgren, who transferred from Nebraska to the Mavericks this season, finished 48th with a time of 19:17.91.
"I am so proud of our effort tonight, "Cisar said. "With a field this size, it was a must to get out and find a position early. We did just that and the each person was able to make the most of where they found themselves. There is a lot of fitness to gain from here, but the momentum is heading in the right direction."
Omaha gets back to work on September 17th at the Woody Greeno/Jay Dirksen Invite.
"In her first race as a Maverick, Kamryn did a phenomenal job," Omaha head coach Cliff Cisar said. "She is a tough racer and it showed today going toe to toe with some of the regions best. Really excited to see her continue to trust herself as we build a strong fitness foundation."
The Mavericks had two other runners finish top-25 this evening. Freshman Lily Jackson who placed 15th ran a 18:31.43 and senior Maya Nachtigal who ran 18:49.13 to finish 25th. Senior Maret Elgren, who transferred from Nebraska to the Mavericks this season, finished 48th with a time of 19:17.91.
"I am so proud of our effort tonight, "Cisar said. "With a field this size, it was a must to get out and find a position early. We did just that and the each person was able to make the most of where they found themselves. There is a lot of fitness to gain from here, but the momentum is heading in the right direction."
Omaha gets back to work on September 17th at the Woody Greeno/Jay Dirksen Invite.
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