COLLEGE STATION, Texas – Oklahoma City finished ahead of several NCAA Division I teams in Texas A&M's Arturo Barrios Invitational on Friday.
 
The OCU men finished 24^th among 38 teams, ahead of LSU and a dozen mid-majors. The Stars women were ahead of six DI opponents while finishing 39^th in the field of 46 teams.
 
Ayenew Devany paced the OCU men in 25^th in 23:40.7, a mark that would have been a scoring time for any of the six SEC and Big 12 teams in the eight-kilometer competition.
 
Riley Randall was 157^th at 24:57, Cooper Phillips was 173^rd at 25:05, Ryan McLaughlin took 182^nd at 25:12 and Marius Delchard finished off the OCU scoring five in 185^th at 2515.
 
Braydon Whitthorne placed 198^th at 25:21 and Jackson Fowler was 232^nd at 25:34. Also for the OCU men, Carson Patten finished in 26:23, Carlton Waiguru in 26:42, Drew Reed in 27:26, Carter Fesler in 28:28, Jorge Quinonez in 28:47 and Nelin Kimery in 30:53.
 
On the women's side, Kenzi Readnour led the Stars with an 84^th-place finish on the six-kilometer course at 20:57.2. That time would have been a scoring mark for eight of the Big 12 and SEC teams in the field.
 
Keira Readnour placed 133^rd at 21:20, Isabella Gutierrez was 277^th at 22:30, Isabelle Spiller took 370^th at 24:24 and Toni Ibarra rounded out the scoring five in 371^st at 24:27. Mattie Adams finished in 25:47.
 
OCU heads to the Sooner Athletic Conference Championships in Siloam Springs, Arkansas, on Nov. 7.