PC returns to action on Oct. 15 at New England Championship.

PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- The Providence College men's cross country squad is ranked 14th in the country, according to the Mondo NCAA Men's Cross Country Poll released on Monday, September 27.

In its most recent race, the Providence College men's cross country team scored 206 points and finished sixth of 28 schools at the Roy Griak Invitational at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, Minn., on Saturday, September 25.

At the Roy Griak Invitational, Providence was led by senior Keith Kelly (Drogheda, Ireland) who finished fourth in a time of 24:29. Also scoring for the Friars were Dermot Galvin of Kilrush, Ireland (22nd - 25:07), Paul Reilly of Loughrea, Ireland (34th - 25:21), Tim Curran of Northboro, Mass. (58th - 25:43) and Adam Sutton of Preston, England (88th - 26:04).

The Friars return to action on Oct. 15 at the New England Championships at Franklin Park in Boston, Mass.

NCAA Men's Cross Country Poll

SCHOOL	POINTS
	

1.	Arkansas (13)	397
	

2.	Stanford (3)	382
	

3.	North Carolina State	357
	

4.	Wisconsin	354
	

5.	Colorado	342
	

6.	Brigham Young	297
	

7.	Arizona	283
	

8.	Northern Arizona	277
	

9.	James Madison	270
	

10.	Oregon	249
	

11.	Weber State	228
	

12.	Georgetown	218
	

13.	Michigan	196
	

14.	Providence	182
	

15.	Portland	152
	

16.	Southern Mississippi	117
	

17.	Arizona State	111
	

18.	Alabama	94
	

19.	Princeton	91
	

20.	Iona College	90
	

21.	William & Mary	88
	

22.	Michigan State	84
	

23.	Missouri	54
	

24.	Oklahoma State	50
	

25.	Dartmouth	44