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Millsaps Men's Cross Country Scorers at MCU 5K Opener 9-4-26

Men's Cross Country Chris Lawrence | Millsaps College Director of Sports Information

Cross Country Freshmen Show Promise at MCU 5K Opener

Majors See 10 Runners Make Strong Collegiate Debuts on Friday

CLINTON, Miss. — A promising start to the 2026 Millsaps men's and women's cross country seasons saw 10 freshmen make their collegiate debuts, while a couple familiar faces led the way at the Mississippi Christian University 5K Opener: Sponsored by Southern Farm Bureau Life on Friday.

Juniors Greer Hernandez and Claudia Dempsey paced the Majors at the Choctaw Trails, following a brief lightning delay and facing muggy conditions.

Hernandez set a 5K-personal best in his second-ever collegiate race at the distance. He set a time of 16 minutes, 22.3 seconds to place 31st.

Sophomore Benjamin Sylve put down a swift time after a strong track and field season alongside Hernandez. Sylve crossed in 54th place in a personal-best time of 17:37.2

A total of six Majors on the men's side also posted their first-ever college result, while Phillip Antis began his junior campaign.

Kameron Willson (60th; 17:51.4), Ethan Hall (62nd; 18:02.0), and R.T. Tate (63rd; 18:03.1) helped Millsaps finish seventh out of 11 teams across NCAA Division I, II, and III as well as JUCO and NAIA institutions.

Also competing on Friday for the Majors were Jonathan Brister (69th; 19:00.0). Antis (74th; 19:35.4), Om Patel (76th; 19:40.1), and Damaurien Graves (87th; 21:21.7).

On the women's side, four Majors debuted alongside two junior returners. Dempsey had a quality 50th-place showing (23:16.2), placing just ahead of freshman Lila Jane Sekinger (53rd; 23:28.9).

A trio of newcomers completed the Major scoring, which included Marlina Jones (63rd; 25:15.0), Caitlyn Bounds (64th; 25:20.2), and Myla Walker (27:28.9). Battling through side cramps, junior Taylor Sutton ended the meet in 79th in 29:45.1.

The Majors return to the course on Friday, Sept. 18 at the Southern Showcase, which will be hosted by Jacksonville State University in Huntsville, Ala.

 
MILLSAPS 5K FINISHERS – MEN 
PLACE STUDENT-ATHLETE TIME NOTES
31) Greer Hernandez 16:22.3 Personal Best
54) Benjamin Sylve 17:37.2 Personal Best
60) Kameron Wilson 17:51.4 Collegiate Debut
62) Ethan Hall 18:02.0 Collegiate Debut
63) R.T. Tate 18:03.1 Collegiate Debut
69) Jonathan Brister 19:00.0 Collegiate Debut
74) Phillip Antis 19:35.4
76) Om Patel 19:40.1 Collegiate Debut
87) Damaurien Graves 21:21.7 Collegiate Debut
107 Finishers
TEAM SCORES – MEN
PLACE TEAM POINTS
1) Mississippi College 36
2) ULM 59
3) Mobile 98
4) MS College Alumni 114
5) Jackson State 131
6) William Carey 148
7) Millsaps 175
8) Meridian CC 209
9) Alcorn State 255
10) Tougaloo 278
11) Mississipp Valley 323
MILLSAPS 5K FINISHERS – WOMEN 
PLACE STUDENT-ATHLETE TIME NOTES
50) Claudia Dempsey 23:16.2
53) Lila Jane Sekinger 23:28.9 Collegiate Debut
63) Marlina Jones 25:15.0 Collegiate Debut
64) Caitlyn Bounds 25:20.2 Collegiate Debut
76) Myla Walker 27:28.9 Collegiate Debut
79) Taylor Sutton 29:45.1 Personal Best
86 Finishers
TEAM SCORES – WOMEN
PLACE TEAM POINTS
1) ULM 29
2) Mississippi College 49
3) MS College Alumni 62
4) William Carey 92
5) Jackson State 163
6) Mobile 177
7) Meridian CC 182
8) Delta State 245
9) Alcorn State 249
10) Belhaven 256
11) Millsaps 268
12) Mississippi Valley 308


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Founded in Jackson, Mississippi in 1890, Millsaps College is a national liberal arts college dedicated to academic excellence, open inquiry and free expression, the exploration of faith to inform vocation and the innovative shaping of the social, economic and cultural progress of our region. Consistently ranked as one of the best values in higher education, Millsaps has been praised by Colleges That Change Lives, The Princeton Review, Forbes Magazine, U.S. News & World Report, The John Templeton Foundation, and The Fiske Guide to Colleges.
 
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Players Mentioned

Phillip Antis

Phillip Antis

6' 2"
Junior
Greer Hernandez

Greer Hernandez

6' 0"
Junior
Benjamin Sylve

Benjamin Sylve

5' 10"
Sophomore
R.T. Tate

R.T. Tate

Freshman
Kameron Willson

Kameron Willson

Freshman
Ethan Hall

Ethan Hall

Freshman
Om  Patel

Om Patel

Freshman
Damaurien Graves

Damaurien Graves

Freshman
Jonathan Brister

Jonathan Brister

Freshman

Players Mentioned

Phillip Antis

Phillip Antis

6' 2"
Junior
Greer Hernandez

Greer Hernandez

6' 0"
Junior
Benjamin Sylve

Benjamin Sylve

5' 10"
Sophomore
R.T. Tate

R.T. Tate

Freshman
Kameron Willson

Kameron Willson

Freshman
Ethan Hall

Ethan Hall

Freshman
Om  Patel

Om Patel

Freshman
Damaurien Graves

Damaurien Graves

Freshman
Jonathan Brister

Jonathan Brister

Freshman