BaseballMen's BasketballWomen's BasketballMen's Cross CountryWomen's Cross CountryField HockeyFootballGolfMen's LacrosseWomen's LacrosseRowingAlpine SkiingNordic SkiingMen's SoccerWomen's SoccerSoftballMen's SquashWomen's SquashSwimming and DivingMen's TennisWomen's TennisMen's Track and FieldWomen's Track and FieldVolleyball

• NCAA Men's Tennis Championships
• Friends of Bates Athletics
• About the Bobcat
• All-Americans
• Bobcats of the Week
• Composite Schedule
• Department Directory
• Faculty Liaisons Program
• PE Courses
• Club Sports
• Intramural Sports
• Scholar-Athlete Society
• Health Center
• Sports Links
• 2008 Summer Camps

Matt Dunlap '08, shown competing at New Englands last week, was the final New England at-large runner to make NCAAs, but finished in the top half of all runners. (Tom Leonard photo)

NORTHFIELD, Minn. -- Bates College senior Matt Dunlap concluded his college cross country career with a 105th-place finish out of 280 runners Saturday at the NCAA Division III Cross Country Championships, hosted by St. Olaf College.

Dunlap (Farmington, Maine) covered the 8-kilometer course in 25:51, 16th among competitors from the New England region, nearly mirroring his 15th-place finish at last weekend's New England championships.

"Matt came out strong and got himself into good position, then he didn't feel all that great over the final mile or so," said Bates head coach Al Fereshetian. "Overall, he did a nice job of capping a great senior season."

Wisconsin-Platteville's Tyler Sigl won the race in 24:24, while New York University took the team title.

View complete meet results