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Kevin Castruita, senior kinesiology major from Austin, runs alongside his teammates in the men’s 6K. (Photo by Callie Brimberry)

Gallery: Cross country opens season with strong showing at Naimadu Classic

September 2, 2025 by Callie Brimberry

The cross country teams opened the 2025 season strong at the Naimadu Classic, hosted on their home course at Zoe Park. The men’s team secured a first-place finish in the 6K race, placing six runners in the top 10. Sophomore Andruw Villa and redshirt senior Kevin Castuita led the way for the Wildcats, finishing just behind the individual champion from Odessa College. On the women’s side, ACU took second place behind NJCAA No. 1–ranked Odessa, with sophomore Hannah Kasper breaking into the top five. The Wildcats will return to competition at the UTA Invitational in Arlington on Friday.

Lola Buentello, sophomore nutrition major from San Antonio, prays with her teammate before the women’s 4K. (Photo by Callie Brimberry)
Men’s cross country runners race in the men’s 6K. (Photo by Callie Brimberry)
Men’s cross country runners race in the men’s 6K. (Photo by Callie Brimberry)

Members of the men’s cross country team pray before the men’s 6K. (Photo by Callie Brimberry)
JP Trook, senior kinesiology major from Bixby, Oklahoma, warms up for the men’s 6K. (Photo by Callie Brimberry)
Madison Anderson, sophomore nursing major from Wimberley, runs in the women’s 4K. (Photo by Callie Brimberry)

Saylor Stevenson, freshman marketing major from Rockwall, leads her teammate to the finish line in the women’s 4K. (Photo by Callie Brimberry)
Lola Buentello, sophomore nutrition major from San Antonio, and Alyssa Quinones, sophomore social work major from Floresville, run in the women’s 4K. (Photo by Callie Brimberry)
Hannah Kasper, sophomore interior architecture and design major from Belleair Beach, Florida, runs during the women’s 4K. (Photo by Callie Brimberry)

Runners sprint at the beginning of the women’s 4K. (Photo by Callie Brimberry)
Men’s cross country runners show their Wildcat pride while finishing the men’s 6K. (Photo by Callie Brimberry)
Members of the women’s cross country team smile for a group picture after their race. (Photo by Callie Brimberry)

Evan Martin, sophomore kinesiology major from Rockwall, races to the finish line in the men’s 6K. (Photo by Callie Brimberry)
Austin Roberts, sophomore finance major from The Woodlands, races to the finish line in the men’s 6K. (Photo by Callie Brimberry)
Austin Roberts, sophomore finance major from Spring, and JP Trook, senior kinesiology major from Bixby, Oklahoma, run in the men’s 6K. (Photo by Callie Brimberry)

Kevin Castruita, senior kinesiology major from Austin, runs alongside his teammates in the men’s 6K. (Photo by Callie Brimberry)

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