HOUGHTON, N.Y. — Adam Sandidge and Brett Pierce finished top seven to be named All-Americans and led Campbellsville men's cross country to a fourth place finish at the National Christian College Athletic Association National Championship.

Sandidge shattered the all-time record in the 8K race which was previous set by Mark Rowe in 2001 with a time of 25:43. Sandidge beat that mark by 23 seconds, finishing in fourth place with a time of 25:20.3 to now sit atop the Tiger record book.

Pierce joined Sandidge with NCCAA All-American honors and also surpassed Rowe's time. He finished with an 8K time of 25:30 to now sit at No. 2.

In addition to the record setting times, Campbellsville's Bret Crawford finished 17^th – just missing All-American status – with a new PR of 25:52.6. Also, Joey Hartlage recorded a new PR crossing the finish line at 26:46.6 to place in 36^th.

Other runners for the Tigers include: Dylan Ford (27:12, 54^th), Zach Napier (27:39, 76^th), Corbin Harris (28:09, 87^th).

Cedarville won the men's race with an average time of 25:44 to claim the NCCAA National Title. Roberts Wesleyan finished second (25:51), Dallas Baptist finished third (26:01), Campbellsville was fourth (26:08), and Oklahoma Baptist rounded out the Top 5 (26:27). For complete results, click HERE.

The Lady Tigers finished 14^th with an average 5K time of 21:13. Maggie Calvert who ran her final race for Campbellsville, finished the only way she knew how. The senior from Scottsville, Ky. ran her season-best to lead Campbellsville with a 19:54 time to place 40^th.

Freshman Julianna Bradley finished 70^th with a time of 21 minutes flat. Senior Mallory Vest, also running her final race, finished 75^th with a time of 21:07 and Brandi Thomas ran a lifetime best of 21:30 in the 5K to place 88^th.

Campbellsville was rounded out with a 117^th place finish from Abby Wicke, crossing the finish line at 22:35.1.

Cedarville also claimed the women's title as well, finishing with an average time of 18:23. Oklahoma Baptist finished second (18:23), Dallas Baptist placed was third (18:31), Colorado Christian was fourth (19:18), and Trinity Christian rounded out the Top 5 with an average 5K of 19:37. For complete results, click HERE.

The Tigers will now have one week to prepare before traveling to Charlotte, N.C. for the NAIA National Championship. Campbellsville picked up the Mid-South Conference's automatic bid by winning the conference championship last weekend. CU is the lone MSC team in the field.