MONMOUTH, Ore. - Each of Cal Poly Humboldt's five scoring runners established a personal-best 6K time as the Lumberjacks placed ninth among 13 teams at the Mike Johnson Classic on Saturday at Ash Creek Preserve.

Freshman Amaya Uvalle led Humboldt for the second consecutive meet, placing 26th overall with a personal-best time of 21:48.1. Her performance was more than 57 seconds faster than the 22:45.3 she recorded while winning the Jim Hunt Invitational two weeks earlier.

Fellow freshman Sally Woodruff finished second among the Lumberjacks and 47th overall. Woodruff completed the course in a personal-best 22:28.5, improving her previous mark by more than a minute.

Analise Miller crossed in 22:51.7 to finish 61st, while Aunika Miller followed in 66th with a time of 22:59.4. Both runners recorded personal-best performances.

Ariana Garcia completed Humboldt's scoring five by placing 78th in a personal-best 23:25.5. The Lumberjacks finished with 242 team points.

Freshman Samantha Brink crossed just behind Garcia, placing 79th with a personal-best time of 23:26.3. Lyla Fedio recorded a season-best 23:46.7 to finish 86th.

Anna Tasky completed the course in 23:50.3, while freshman Joanna Tobon rounded out Humboldt's lineup with a time of 23:59.4.

The meet followed Humboldt's team championship at the season-opening Jim Hunt Invitational and provided the Lumberjacks with their first test against a deep regional field.

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The Lumberjacks will return to Oregon on Saturday, Oct. 3, to compete at the Charles Bowles Invitational at McCulloch Stadium in Salem.

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