Friday, October 16
College Station, Texas
TCU
at
Arturo Barrios Invitational
10/16/2026 5:49:00 PM | Cross Country
COLLEGE STATION, Texas – TCU cross country closed out the regular season with a strong showing at the Arturo Barrios Invitational as the men placed 10th overall while the women finished 19th on Friday morning at the Watts Cross Country Course.
Mohamed Kowa paced the men's squad for the fourth consecutive meet, turning in his fastest 8K of the season. The senior finished 23rd overall in 23:40.0, shaving 48.7 seconds off his previous season best set at the Texas A&M Invitational. CJ Meyer was the second Frog across the line and also turned in a season-best performance, clocking a 23:57.1 to finish 48th. It marked his first sub-24-minute 8K of the season and was six seconds off his career best.
The freshmen duo of Anthony Morales and Armando Morales continued their impressive debut seasons. Anthony finished in 24:21.4, while Armando crossed the line just 1.6 seconds later in 24:23.0. Both posted season-best 8K times. Drew Oliver rounded out TCU's scoring five in 24:30.8 to help the men place 10th with 328 points.
On the women's side, Georgia Scott led the Frogs for the first time this season. The senior finished 52nd overall in 20:30.6, more than a minute faster than her 6K time at the Cowboy Jamboree for a new career best time. Chachi Gonzales followed closely behind in 59th, clocking a 20:40.7.
Kate Selover was TCU's third finisher, crossing the line in 21:17.3. Josey Whitaker followed in 21:27.5, improving by more than a minute from the Cowboy Jamboree, while Jordan White rounded out the scoring five in 21:37.1. The Frogs finished with 531 points to place 19th overall.
TCU now turns its attention to the postseason as the Horned Frogs return to Stillwater, Okla., for the Big 12 Championships on Oct. 31.
For all the latest TCU cross country news, follow the Frogs on X at @TCUTrackField, on Instagram at @tcu_track_xc and on Facebook at TCU Track and Field.
Mohamed Kowa paced the men's squad for the fourth consecutive meet, turning in his fastest 8K of the season. The senior finished 23rd overall in 23:40.0, shaving 48.7 seconds off his previous season best set at the Texas A&M Invitational. CJ Meyer was the second Frog across the line and also turned in a season-best performance, clocking a 23:57.1 to finish 48th. It marked his first sub-24-minute 8K of the season and was six seconds off his career best.
The freshmen duo of Anthony Morales and Armando Morales continued their impressive debut seasons. Anthony finished in 24:21.4, while Armando crossed the line just 1.6 seconds later in 24:23.0. Both posted season-best 8K times. Drew Oliver rounded out TCU's scoring five in 24:30.8 to help the men place 10th with 328 points.
On the women's side, Georgia Scott led the Frogs for the first time this season. The senior finished 52nd overall in 20:30.6, more than a minute faster than her 6K time at the Cowboy Jamboree for a new career best time. Chachi Gonzales followed closely behind in 59th, clocking a 20:40.7.
Kate Selover was TCU's third finisher, crossing the line in 21:17.3. Josey Whitaker followed in 21:27.5, improving by more than a minute from the Cowboy Jamboree, while Jordan White rounded out the scoring five in 21:37.1. The Frogs finished with 531 points to place 19th overall.
TCU now turns its attention to the postseason as the Horned Frogs return to Stillwater, Okla., for the Big 12 Championships on Oct. 31.
For all the latest TCU cross country news, follow the Frogs on X at @TCUTrackField, on Instagram at @tcu_track_xc and on Facebook at TCU Track and Field.
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