TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – Fresh off the best individual cross country performance in school history, UTA senior Justin Domangue will finish his decorated cross country career at the NCAA Championships on Saturday morning.
 
Last Friday, Domangue enjoyed a record-setting day. His fourth-place showing (30:02.6) at the NCAA South Central Regional was the highest individual regional finish in school history. As the top finisher on a non-qualifying team, he became the first Maverick runner ever to qualify for the NCAA Cross Country Championships more than once.

This will be the seventh-ever NCAA appearance by a UTA male, and the fourth since 2016. Last year, Domangue placed 169th at the NCAA Championships in Madison, Wis.
 
He is one of three Sun Belt Conference runners to reach the 2019 NCAA Championships, joining fellow first-team all-league performers Adriaan and Nadeel Wildschutt of Coastal Carolina.
 
The men's 10,000-meter race will begin at 11:15 a.m. (CT) on the LaVern Gibson Championship Course. The 250-acre complex specifically designed for the sole purpose of cross country running has hosted 15 national championships and earned Terre Haute the nickname the "Cross Country Capital of the World."
 
Live results will be available at PTTiming.com, while a live video stream will be available on FloTrack.org. A subscription is required to view the race.
 
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