The time has come for Kole Mathison to compete at the World Cross Country championships and finally finish off his high school cross country career.
After placing 7th at the USATF National meet in the U20 division, and then one of the top 6 competitors not accepting their bid, Mathison found himself in a position that would send him to Bathurst, Australia for the U20 World Championships.
The race taking place in Australia is sure to throw our viewing schedule into a loop here in the U.S.
The U20 Mens race will go off at 12:50 am EST early Saturday morning. Viewing of the entire world cross country championships will be available on Peacock.
Good luck to Kole as he represents team USA!
The time has come for Kole Mathison to compete at the World Cross Country championships and finally finish off his high school cross country career.
After placing 7th at the USATF National meet in the U20 division, and then one of the top 6 competitors not accepting their bid, Mathison found himself in a position that would send him to Bathurst, Australia for the U20 World Championships.
