Huntsville, AL.— Freshman Tyler Harris continues his stellar freshman season as the Panthers finish 7^th in the women's 5000-meter and 10^th in the men's 8000-meter at the UAH Charger Invitational.
 
The Springfield Kickapoo product ran a career-best 24:47.6 8,000-meter run as he put himself third all-time in Drury history in the 8,000-meter race behind Jaime Villa Zapatero and Derek Berry. Harris finished 21^st overall. Sophomore Santiago Nunez-Gonzalez placed 26^th overall and his time of 24:54.4 places him fourth in the Drury record book. Sophomore Ethan Haynes ran a 25:05.9 and placed 40^th overall. His time places him sixth overall in Drury history. Thomas Shuster (25:22.1), Colby Garner (25:27.2), and Will Kershaw (25:29.0) rounded out the scoring for the men.
 
 The women were led by seniors Luz Olivera and Zoe Van Dijk. Olivera placed 17^th with a time of 18:00.7 and Van Dijk finished 18^th with a time of 18:02.8. The duo increased their 7^th and 8^th fastest times in DU history. Junior Bradley Weimer finished 39^th overall with a time of 18:28.7, while freshman Ashley Sexton (18:57.1) and sophomore Alexis Workman (19:03.3) finished 75^th and 85^th to score for the Panthers.
 
 
Drury's teams are scheduled to compete again on Oct. 21 at the GLVC Championships in Bolivar Missouri.  
 
  
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