The Lancer cross country team turned in two strong performances at the CIS Cross Country National Championships held in London on Saturday.

The Lancer men claimed a bronze medal, while the Lancer women finished sixth overall in the team standings at the cross country nationals.
 
On the men's side, Matt Walters earned first team all-Canadian status with a 6th place individual finish. Walters finished the 10km course in a time of 31:35.4.
 
Nick Falk was the next Lancer across the line and was named a second team all-Canadian. Falk finished in a time of 32:13.4.
 
Other Lancer scorers across the line included Dave Meloche in 25th (32:37), Fraser Kegel right behind him in 26th (32:38), and Josh Bolton in 39th (33:02).
 
On the women's side, Lancer senior Jenn Corrick had another great race to cap off her five year University career as she finished 10th overall in a personal best time of 17:47.9. That finish was good enough to earn her second team all-Canadian status.
 
The Lancers sixth place finish was rounded out by Alexandra Moore and Meaghan Marton, who both finished in a time of 18:44, Lindsay Thomson (19:21) and Garielle Malette (19:34).
 
In the team competition, the Guelph Gryphons swept the team titles for the seventh consecutive year.
 
Women's Standings (5km)
 
Team standings
1. Guelph, 21 points
2. McMaster, 62
3. Western, 107
4. Victoria, 161
5. Calgary, 195
6. Windsor, 197
7. McGill, 199
8. Dalhousie, 245
9. Toronto, 260
10. Waterloo, 265
11. Queen's, 273
12. StFX, 274
13. Trinity Western, 336
14. Laval, 366
15. Saskatchewan, 366
16. Sherbrooke, 391
17. Manitoba, 415
 
Individual honours
Athlete of the year: Andrea Seccafien, Guelph
Rookie of the year: Madeline Yungblut, Guelph
Student-Athlete Community Service Award: Bridget Pyke, Calgary
Coach of the year: Dave Scott Thomas, Guelph
 
First All-Canadians (top 7 finishers)
1. Andrea Seccafien, Guelph, 17:23.4
2. Carise Thompson, Guelph, 17:30.7
3. Victoria Coates, McMaster, 17:31.4
4. Geneviève Lalonde, Guelph, 17:31.7
5. Fiona Benson, Trinity Western, 17:35.9
6. Madeline Yungblut, Guelph, 17:36.2
7. Lindsay Carson, McMaster, 17:45.2
 
Second All-Canadians (finishers 8-14)
8. Joanna Brown, Guelph, 17:47.2
9. Nadine Frost, Guelph, 17:47.23
10. Jen Corrick, Windsor, 17:47.9
11. Amanda Truelove, Western, 17:53.7
12. Frida Aspnaes, New Brunswick, 17.55.2
13. Maddy McDonald, McMaster, 17:55.4
14. Julie-Anne Staelhi, Queen's, 17:58.7
 
 
Men's Standings (10km)
 
Team standings
1. Guelph, 38 points
2. Laval, 101
3. Windsor, 104
4. Victoria, 131
5. Queen's, 161
6. McMaster, 172
7. Regina, 189
8. Calgary, 207
9. Western, 266
10. Lakehead, 271
11. StFX, 285
12. Wilfrid Laurier, 299
13. Waterloo, 306
14. Trinity Western, 372
15. Sherbrooke, 430
16. McGill, 459
17. Saskatchewan, 469
18. Manitoba, 486
 
Individual honours
Athlete of the year: Kelly Wiebe, Regina
Rookie of the year: Dylan Brown, Lakehead
Student-Athlete Community Service Award: Connor McGuire, StFX
Coach of the year: Dave Scott Thomas, Guelph
 
First All-Canadians (top 7 finishers)
1. Kelly Wiebe, Regina, 30:21.4
2. Ross Proudfoot, Guelph, 31:05.4
3. Aaron Hendrikx, Guelph, 31:09.9
4. Andrew Nixon, Guelph, 31:17.7
5. Dylan Brown, Lakehead, 31:22.2
6. Matt Walters, Windsor, 31:35.4
7. Yves Sikubwabo, Guelph, 31:40.9
 
Second All-Canadians (finishers 8-14)
8. Emmauel Boisvert, Laval, 31:51.2
9. Dylan Haight, Victoria, 31:55.7
10. Ryan Cassidy, Victoria, 32:04.7
11. Lionel Sanders, McMaster, 32:06.9
12. Nick Falk, Windsor, 32:13.4
13. Blair Johnston, Trinity Western, 32:15.7
14. Charles Philibert-Thiboutot, Laval, 23:17.2