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[QUOTE="CuseLegacy, post: 1164890, member: 469"]
[SIZE=6][B]Orange to be tested in Wisconsin[/B][/SIZE]
[SIZE=5][B]Cross Country takes on the Wisconsin Meet of Champions[/B][/SIZE]

After a three-week hiatus, the No. 6 Syracuse men and No. 12 Syracuse women return to action this weekend with a pair of meets.

Syracuse will attend the Wisconsin Meet of Champions on Friday and have runners also compete at the Princeton Invitational on Saturday.

[B]Orange to be Tested[/B]
- Perhaps the most important regular season meet of the season, the Orange will take part in the Wisconsin Meet of Champions on Friday.
- The meet features the 19 ranked teams on the men's side and 22 ranked teams on the women's side competing.
- 15 of the top-20 teams for both men and women will be in attendance.

[B]Previous Winners[/B]
- Both the SU men and women have each won the event previously – which started in 2009.
- The 'Cuse men won the inaugural race, while the women won it in 2010.
- Syracuse is still in search of its first individual champion at the meet.

[B]Last Year…[/B]
- The men took eighth and the women took 11th at the event.
- [URL='http://cuse.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=11224'][U]Martin Hehir[/U][/URL] was the top men's finisher at 26th overall, while [URL='http://cuse.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=11233'][U]Margo Malone[/U][/URL] led all SU women with a 30th place finish.

[B]Princeton Invite Next[/B]
- Syracuse will also send a group of runners to the Princeton Invitational the following day.
- More than 50 teams will be in attendance for the meet that begins on Saturday at 10:30 a.m. with the women's 6k open race kicking things off.
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