FINAL RESULTS (PT TIMING) | FINAL RESULTS (TFRRS)
MEN'S RESULTS (PDF) | WOMEN'S RESULTS (PDF)

NEW ORLEANS - LSU New Orleans junior Petra Imre turned in a strong performance against stiff competition to finish inside the top-30 at the FSU Pre-Regional on Friday morning in Tallahassee.

Imre started strong with a time of 4:06 over her first 1,170 meters placing as high as 25^th in the races opening stages. The Privateer veteran ran a steady race and was never outside the top-30 on her way to a 28^th place finish with a time of 22:28.1.

Alexa Daverio set a new personal best with a time of 23:32.5 - three seconds faster than her time at last season's Southland Championships, and 11 seconds faster than her time at last season's Arturo Barrios Invitational. The sophomore finished 77^th out of 253 women's runners.

Sophie Acevedo finished 89^th with a time of 23:44.1, Ella Narhi finished 110^th with a time of 24:11.3 and Madalynn Salsman finished 124^th in 24:38.1 to round out the scoring for the Privateer women.

Landen Juneau led the Privateer men with a 103^rd place finish in 26:59.9. The men's scorers ran together for most of the race. Brandt Blanchard finished 118^th in 27:15.7, Joshua Guidry finished 125^th in 27:31.1, Alex Williams finished 132^nd in 27:44.2 and Henry Livingston finished 133^rd in 28:31.8. Juneau, Blanchard and Guidry all passed runners down the final stretch to improve their individual standings.

The Privateer women finished 14^th with a score of 376, while the men placed 15^th with a score of 463. Florida State took home both the men's and women's team titles on their home course with scores of 26 and 17. The Seminoles also featured both the men's and women's individual winners - Hudson Betts (24:28.2) and Rylee Blade (20:39.1).

Next up for the Privateers is a trip to College Station, Texas for the prestigious Arturo Barrios Invitational on Oct. 16. The men's 8K will begin at 8:15 a.m. CST, with the women's 6K to follow at 8:50 a.m. Coverage information will be made available closer to race day.

HEAD COACH CLAYTON O'CALLAGHAN
"Overall we executed our plan very well today and took a lot of steps in the right direction. We just need to keep growing - there are bigger meets down the road."

"I'm especially proud of how Josh ran in his first 8K today. This is the toughest course we will run on all season - he, along with the rest of the guys did a great job of executing he plan today."

"Petra ran really well today, especially considering some of the runners she was against. Alexa continues to do well. We are making major improvements from last season."

MEN'S 8K RESULTS | 15^th Place 463 points
103 Landen Juneau 26:59.9
118 Brandt Blanchard 27:15.7
125 Joshua Guidry 27:31.1
132 Alex Williams 27:44.2
133 Henry Livingston 27:44.4
157 Trevin LeBouef 28:31.8
174 Kenneth Cerrato 29:02.1
192 Grant Young 30:04.9

WOMEN'S 6K RESULTS | 14^th Place 376 points
28 Petra Imre 22:27.1
77 Alexa Daverio 23:32.5 pr
89 Sophie Acevedo 23:44.1
110 Ella Narhi 24:11.3
124 Madalynn Salsman 24:28.1
125 Layla Warren 24:29.2
160 Katelyn Perri 25:23.3*
176 Sophia Perri 25:59.0*
* collegiate debut

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