Jackson Borden and John Higinbotham were also top performers for Tech in the men’s race. Borden was the second Yellow Jacket to cross the finish line and 53rd overall (31:06.60). Higinbotham came in right behind his teammate with a 54th place finish and time of 31:09.80.
UP NEXT
The 2022 season will conclude on Saturday, Nov. 19 at the 2022 NCAA Championships in Stillwater, Okla.
Competitive Drive Initiative
In a unified endeavor, Georgia Tech, the Georgia Tech Foundation, Georgia Tech athletics and the Alexander-Tharpe Fund have come together to accelerate funding for student-athlete scholarships with the launch of the Competitive Drive Initiative. The initiative kicks off with the Accelerate GT Match Program, where any new gift to the A-T Fund’s Athletic Scholarship Fund made through Dec. 31 will be matched dollar-for-dollar by the Georgia Tech Foundation, up to $2.5 million. Should Accelerate GT reach its $2.5 million fundraising goal, the matching gift would result in a $5 million impact for Georgia Tech athletics. To learn more and to contribute online, visit atfund.org/accelerate.
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