RAMAPO
WOMEN	MEN
The Roadrunner women traveled to Staten Island, NY to compete at the Wagner Invitational on September 10. Ramapo placed first in the Division II/III scoring with a team score of 20. Freshman Megan Donovan paced the Roadrunners by placing 10th with a time of 20:29. Freshman Amy Carlson placed 13th with a time of 20:39, while junior Darlene Pekaar and senior Meagan Drapkin placed 17th and 18th respectively with identical times of 21:14.	The Roadrunner men traveled to Staten Island, NY to compete at the Wagner Invitational on September 10. Ramapo placed second in the Division II/III scoring with a team score of 40. Freshman Tim Riley placed ninth with a time of 28:51. Freshman Steve Logan placed 20th with a time of 29:43, while junior Rob Green placed 21st with a time of 29:51.
RICHARD STOCKTON
WOMEN	MEN
The Osprey women traveled to Wayne, NJ to compete at the William Paterson Invitational on September 10. Stockton placed first in the eight-team field with a team score of 60. Junior Jacqui Wojtaszek paced the Ospreys by placing second with a time of 21:28. Senior Emma Wilson placed ninth with a time of 22:14, while freshman Erin Nolan placed 13th with a time of 22:29. Freshman Lisa Chatman placed 16th with a time of 22:32, while freshman Michele Barile placed 20th with a time of 22:47.	The Osprey men traveled to Wayne, NJ to compete at the William Paterson Invitational on September 10. Stockton placed fifth in the nine-team field with a team score of 150. Junior Rich Luettchau paced the Ospreys by placing eighth with a time of 28:58. Senior Chris Johnson placed 13th with a time of 29:33, while junior Dennis Loren placed 34th with a time of 31:27. Freshman Kevin Haughey placed 45th with a time of 35:12, while sophomore Bill Meyer placed 50th with a time of 38:12.
ROWAN
WOMEN	MEN
The Prof women traveled to Staten Island, NY to compete at the Wagner Invitational on September 10. Rowan placed second in the Division II/III scoring with a team score of 42. Senior Arianna Stefanoni paced the Profs by placing ninth with a time of 20:24. Senior Nicole Weidl placed 23rd with a time of 22:02, while sophomore Amy Karaniewsky placed 26th with a time of 22:28. Sophomore Katelyn Sammon placed 27th with a time of 22:31, while freshman Kelly McLaughlin placed 43rd with a time of 24:56.	The Prof men traveled to Staten Island, NY to compete at the Wagner Invitational on September 10. Rowan placed first in the Division II/III scoring with a team score of 17. Junior Erik Geisinger paced the Profs by placing second with a time of 28:11. Junior Dan Urban placed third with a time of 28:14, while senior Nick DeSantis placed sixth with a time of 28:43. Freshman Greg Kuczynksi placed 12th with a time of 29:16, while senior Brian Henderson placed 18th with a time of 29:31.
THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY
WOMEN	MEN
The Lion women opened their season under new head coach Phil Jennings by traveling to New London, CT to compete at the Connecticut College Invitational on September 10. TCNJ captured first place in the 22-team field with a team score of 36. Senior Jenna Fasulo paced the Lions by finishing third overall with a time of 18:34. Junior Kristen Pogorzelski placed fourth with a time of 18:35, while senior Kara Horner placed eighth with a time of 18:52. Freshman Megan O'Leary placed 10th with a time of 18:54, while freshman Martine McGrath placed 11th with a time of 18:55. Sophomore Julie Ullmeyer placed 13th in a time of 18:59, while junior Allyson Krayl place 18th with a time of 19:07.	The Lion men opened their season under new head coach Phil Jennings by traveling to New London, CT to compete at the Connecticut College Invitational on September 10. TCNJ captured first place in the 24-team field with a team score of 74. Senior Matt Randal broke the Harkness Park course record by posting a winning time of 25:05. Sophomore Brian Kopnicki placed sixth with a time of 25:17, while sophomore Galen Johnson placed 22nd with a time of 25:45. Freshman Chris Guerriero placed 23rd in a time of 25:46, while sophomore Anthony Arnold placed 29th with a time of 25:54. Sophomore Kyle Alpaugh placed 38th with a mark of 26:05, while junior Greg Howe placed 43rd in a time of 26:15.