[Men's Cross Country] Tyler, ERAU Set New Cal Pac Standards

For the second consecutive season, UC Merced's Anthony Tyler finished in the top 30 at the 63rd NAIA Men's Cross Country Championship, garnering the Bobcats' senior to his second All-American honor with his second-best time of 2018, a 24:51 run that put him 15th in the field of 330 runners.  Embry-Riddle, which qualified for its fifth straight NAIA Championship by winning the Cal Pac meet, took 6th place in the event--the highest finish ever by a Cal Pac program--with a stellar showing by its youngest runners.  With Tyler's strong showing, UC Merced finished 24th among the 36 competing at Cedar Rapids, Iowa.