Both Cross Country teams took first place in the team standings this afternoon at the Chattanooga Intercollegiate, with the women's team earning 15 points and the men's team earning 25 points. The Emory women held nine of the top ten spots on the leaderboard while the men's squad held six of the top ten spots.

On the women's side, junior Cameron Gupta led the pack taking first place with her time of 22:15.48. Sophomore Davis Johnson was soon to follow, clocking in at 22:23.31 to put her in second place. Senior Madison Tiaffay was next, coming in at 22:27.60 to find herself in third place. Payton Fleming followed suit, coming in about three seconds later at 22:30.93 to take fourth. Rounding out the top five was freshman Ayla Cooke, who crossed the finish line at 22:36.40. Following her in was junior Elizabeth Csikai who came in at 22:47.17 to earn sixth place. Behind her was the freshman duo of Ashley Clyman and Lucy Ambrogio, who took seventh and eighth after finishing at 23:11.18 and 23:22.70 respectively. Rounding out the top ten for the Eagles was junior Morgan Cox, who came in at 23:41.18. Behind her was the freshman duo of Ines Lemee and Zoe Dichter, who took 12^th and 13^th place after coming in at 24:00.52 and 24:08.86 respectively. Close behind was sophomore Arden Gray, who took 15^th with a time of 24:59.07. Rounding things out for the Eagles was senior Karsten Bobb, taking 18^th with her time of 25:17.84.

In the men's 8k, freshman Amos Pres led the Eagles coming in third place with a time of 26:20.72. Close behind was senior Nikhil Makker, coming in second place at 26:21.07. Coming in just under 26:30 was freshman Logan Clark, who came in sixth place. A few seconds behind him was fellow freshman Jack Mulhauser who took seventh with a time of 26:37.69. Junior Olin Gilster came in next, coming in eighth with a time of 26:45.99. Almost exactly a second behind Gilster was freshman Korben Lewis, who came in ninth with a time of 26:46.66. Rounding out the top ten for the Eagles was freshman Shane Larkin, crossing the finish at 26:57.51. Behind him was the senior/freshman duo of Lucas Moskovitz and Owen Brandeis, who clocked in at 27:39.20 and 27:50.12 to take 16^th and 17^th respectively. Rounding things out for the Eagles was sophomore Parker Carrus, who took 20^th with his time of 27:57.36.

A group of athletes on the men's side will take the course tomorrow in New Jersey for the Rowan Inter-Regional Border Battle at 11:45 a.m. The whole squad will be back on the course on November 1 for the UAA Championship meet in Edwardsville, IL.