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Austin Peay Governors Cross Country team hurt by Muddy Conditions at Memphis Twilight
September 2, 2012 | 
APSU Sports: Austin Peay Men’s Cross Country
Memphis, TN – In stormy conditions and on a muddy track, the Austin Peay men’s cross country team opened its season at the Brooks Memphis Twilight, Saturday, with a 20th-place team finish.
Austin Peay Men’s Cross Country. (Courtesy: Keith Dorris/Dorris Photography)
Sophomore David Fratterelli (161st, 24:51.79s) and junior Genaro Martinez (201st, 27:43.99s) rounded out the top five for the Govs.
“We did not have a good meet,” said head coach Doug Molnar. “We had a late start and bad conditions. Fortunately, we have a short turn around this week.”
Austin Peay will have to rebound quickly, with Friday’s Powerade Invitational in Chattanooga the next scheduled event for the Govs.
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