NEWVILLE, Pa. — Penn College's men's cross-country team was 10^th among 19 and its women were 16^th of 19 at the Dickinson Long-Short Invitational on Saturday.

Penn College men 8K: Ben Causak placed 56^th of 161 who finished in 29:28 to lead the Wildcats, and was followed by Mitchell Campbell 71^st in 30:00, Chase Ebeling 72^nd in 30:01, Holden Furey 75^th in 30:07, Aaron Guerrisky 94^th in 31:13, Ethan Knapp 118^th in 32:29, Oliver Galicki 121^st in 32:35, Ben Heym 126^th in 32:56, Owen Troop 141^st in 35:14, Matthew Wheeland 144^th 36:21, Nathan Love 145^th in 36:50 and Jackson Small 146^th in 36:59.

Men's field: Messiah, led by Louka Fetter, who placed first individually in 26:01, took top team honors with 19 points. Following were Misericordia 23, Elizabethtown 33, Scranton 42, Washington and Jefferson 48, Gettysburg 57, Dickinson 70, McDaniel 77, Juniata 106, Penn College 117, Carroll 129, Lancaster Bible 134, Goucher 140, Penn State Altoona 145, Lycoming 153 and Williamson 165.

Penn College women 6K: Elaina Brady finished 84^th among 138 who finished in 27:56 to lead the team. She was followed by Ellie Miller 106^th in 29:40, Natalie Greiner 120^th in 32:16, Adelyn McDermott 123^rd in 33:27, Gwynn Johnson 126^th in 34:28 and Isabella Telford 138^th in 43:19.

Women's field: Misericordia won the team title with nine points. Following were Gettysburg 32, Washington and Jefferson 35, Dickinson 53, Millersville 53, Messiah 55, Elizabethtown 70, Lancaster Bible 80, McDaniel 84, Waynesburg 92, Susquehanna 101, Scranton 116, Penn State Harrisburg 138, Juniata 142, Goucher 157, Penn College 181, Lycoming 187, Penn State Altoona 196, Penn State Scranton 213. Washington and Jefferson's Claire Anderson was the top individual in 21:55.

Up next: Penn College hosts Lycoming College at 5:30 p.m. on Oct. 7.