Tiffin University's men's cross country team tied their highest placement ever at the G-MAC Championships, taking third place overall of 11 teams.

Walsh took the title with 57 points while Ashland narrowly edged Tiffin 72-73. The third-place mark for Tiffin equals its highest finish ever (2021).

Ramon Rodriguez took first overall in 24:07.7, earned G-MAC Runner of the Year honors. He becomes the first TU runner to win a G-MAC title. James Ngandu won three consecutive GLIAC titles from 2015-17.

Louis Ginane was right behind in second place in 24:10.3, while Isaac Houghton finished 10th in 24:39.6 as both he, Ginane, and Rodriguez landed First Team All G-MAC honors.

Landing Second Team G-MAC laurels was Gabe Douce. Douce was 16th in 24:53.4. Tiffin's four All G-MAC honorees marked the most all conference honors ever for a TU men's cross country team.

Other top finishers included Ashton Vent (46th in 25:33.0), Evan Halbe (53rd in 25:50.0), Joey Clabaugh (57th in 25:52.8), Connor Tighe (82nd in 26:22.5), Kade Sutherland (92nd in 26:35.4), and Nico Colosimo (114th in 27:27.8). All of these times were personal bests.