
11/13/2026 12:25:00 PM | Cross Country
SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Ryder Harbaugh recorded the sixth-fastest men's 10k time in program history as The Citadel men's cross-country team concluded its 2026 season at the NCAA Southeast Regional on Friday at Milliken Research Park.
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The Bulldogs finished 33rd overall with 1,032 points. The Citadel recorded a combined time of 2:52:00.70, averaging 34:24.14 among its five competitors.
"It was a solid day for our team at one of the most competitive meets these athletes have experienced," said Kris Kut, The Citadel Director of Track and Field / Cross Country. "Competing against high-level competition provided valuable experience for our young group. Ryder ran a tremendous personal best, moving into sixth place in program history, which gives us great momentum moving forward. The exciting part is that we'll bring everyone back next season and have a strong recruiting class coming in. Coach Hugh Knight and our staff have put in countless hours, and their hard work showed today. This was a positive experience for our team, and we have a lot to look forward to as we continue building this program."
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Harbaugh paced the Bulldogs with a 160th-place finish, clocking a time of 32:12.2, which ranks sixth all-time in program history for a men's 10k.
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Jack Wallace followed in 230th place with a time of 34:24.6 while freshman Eian Holmes finished 232nd in 34:29.6.
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Senior Holden Tutich finished 244th in 35:26.1 and freshman Blake Hubik rounded out The Citadel's lineup in 245th place via a 35:28.2 mark.
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NCAA Southeast Regional | The Citadel Individual Results
·      Ryder Harbaugh — 160th (32:12.2)
·      Jack Wallace — 230th (34:24.6)
·      Eian Holmes — 232nd (34:29.6)
·      Holden Tutich — 244th (35:26.1)
·      Blake Hubik — 245th (35:28.2)
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The Bulldogs finished 33rd overall with 1,032 points. The Citadel recorded a combined time of 2:52:00.70, averaging 34:24.14 among its five competitors.
"It was a solid day for our team at one of the most competitive meets these athletes have experienced," said Kris Kut, The Citadel Director of Track and Field / Cross Country. "Competing against high-level competition provided valuable experience for our young group. Ryder ran a tremendous personal best, moving into sixth place in program history, which gives us great momentum moving forward. The exciting part is that we'll bring everyone back next season and have a strong recruiting class coming in. Coach Hugh Knight and our staff have put in countless hours, and their hard work showed today. This was a positive experience for our team, and we have a lot to look forward to as we continue building this program."
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Harbaugh paced the Bulldogs with a 160th-place finish, clocking a time of 32:12.2, which ranks sixth all-time in program history for a men's 10k.
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Jack Wallace followed in 230th place with a time of 34:24.6 while freshman Eian Holmes finished 232nd in 34:29.6.
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Senior Holden Tutich finished 244th in 35:26.1 and freshman Blake Hubik rounded out The Citadel's lineup in 245th place via a 35:28.2 mark.
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NCAA Southeast Regional | The Citadel Individual Results
·      Ryder Harbaugh — 160th (32:12.2)
·      Jack Wallace — 230th (34:24.6)
·      Eian Holmes — 232nd (34:29.6)
·      Holden Tutich — 244th (35:26.1)
·      Blake Hubik — 245th (35:28.2)
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