BLOOMSBURG, Pa. (Nov. 7) – The California (PA) men's cross country team placed 11th in the team standings on Saturday morning at the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Championships hosted by Bloomsburg.

The Vulcans totaled 347 points in the team standings. Shippensburg captured its fourth-consecutive league title with 53 points behind three top-10 runners. West Chester boasted three of the top-four finishers to finish second with 67 points and East Stroudsburg ranked third with 96 points.

Senior Jon Berzonsky led the team and ranked 58th overall with a time of 27 minutes, 17.6 seconds. Sophomore Justin Gross posted a time of 28:09.6 to finish in 97th place and freshman Taven Price placed 115th overall with a time of 29:20.6. Senior Amin Contrera, who was competing at the event for the first time since 2023, crossed the finish line in 29:28.4 to finish in 117th place and freshman Garret Minnick rounded out the team scorers at 119th overall with a time of 29:37.9.

West Chester junior Matt Remishofski won the race by nearly eight seconds with a time of 24:54.3. He is the program's first individual champion since 2018 after previously never finishing among the top 20 at the league meet.

Cal is idle for two weeks before competing at the NCAA Atlantic Regional Championships on Nov. 21 in Kernersville, North Carolina.

CAL AT PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS
58 (51). Jon Berzonsky 27:17.6
97 (68). Justin Gross 28:09.6
115 (74). Taven Price 29:20.6
117 (76). Amin Contreras 29:28.4
119 (78). Garret Minnick 29:37.9
125 (81). Keagan Hilborn 30:45.6
131 (85). Thomas Meszar 31:12.5