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PHOTOS: Nahom Solomon 2017 XC Nationals Gallery

Throughout his collegiate career Georgia Tech men’s long distance runner Nahom Solomon went down in Yellow Jacket history as one of the most successful individual runners. During the 2017 season Solomon became the first Georgia Tech student-athlete since 1994 to be named an All-American in cross country. At NCAA Division I National Championships in Louisville he ran the fastest time in 23 years by a Yellow Jacket in the 10K championship race (29:44.4 – 22nd). That same year he finished fourth at ACC Championships and took seventh at NCAA South Regionals. 

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Fifth-year seniors Kate Jortberg and Devin Wade recorded top-25 performances.

Yellow Jacket Women Take Seventh; Men finish Eighth at NCAA South Regionals
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Fifteen Yellow Jackets are set compete in the regional.

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Fifth-year Katy Earwood was the highest finisher across both genders, finishing in 40th.

Yellow Jacket Men and Women finish 12th at ACC Cross Country Championships
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