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GROVE CITY, PENNSYLVANIA
DANIEL
JASKOWAK
M E N ’ S
C R O S S
C O U N T R Y
M
uch like the women’s team, the Tech men’s
cross country team entered this past fall with a
group of upperclassmen expected to be leaders
during the season, but planned redshirt seasons
and injuries created opportunities for others—and
Daniel Jaskowak took advantage.
Jaskowak finished in the top 25 of all six races
in which he competed this past fall, and he set
personal bests in three different distances— the
6K, 8K and 10K. He came in second at the season-
opening Hokie Invite, running his home 6K course
in a time of 18 minutes, 52.70 seconds. Two weeks
later, he came in fourth at the Virginia Tech Alumni
Invite with a time of 24:53.10.
Jaskowak earned All-ACC honors for the first
time in his career when he finished 17th at the ACC
Championships, running the 8K course at Wake
Med Park in Cary, North Carolina in a career-best
time of 23:43.8. At the NCAA Southeast Regional
held at Panorama Farms outside of Charlottesville,
he recorded another career best, this time for a 10K
course. He finished 25th in that race with a time
of 30:09.4, and he earned All-Southeast Region
honors for the first time as well.
Jaskowak has one more year of eligibility left and
figures to be the leader of what should be a strong
Tech men’s cross country team this fall.