
Senior Joad Martinho finished ninth at the Under Armour Pre-National Invitational.
Photo by: Kieran Intemann/Indiana State Athletics
Toledo Men Register Eighth-Place Finish at Under Armour Pre-National Invitational
10/16/2026 2:46:00 PM | Men's Cross Country
Three Rockets finish in Top 25 with senior Joad Martinho leading way with ninth-place showing
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – Senior Joad Martinho led the Toledo men's cross country team to an eighth-place finish at the Under Armour Pre-National Invitational on Friday morning. The race was held at the Lavern Gibson Cross Country Course which will serve as the site of the 2026 NCAA Championships.
Martinho completed the 8K race with a time of 23:25.6 and was one of three Rockets to place in the Top 25. Meet champion and No. 8 Syracuse and Toledo were the only schools to have three runners finishing in the Top 25.
Freshman Eloshas Kipkirui notched a 13th-place finish in his collegiate debut, just a second behind Martinho with a time of 23:26.6. Junior Patrick Kiprop registered a 21st-place showing with a time of 23:39.2.
"I thought we had a really strong showing from our top four today," Associate Head Cross Country and Track & Field Coach Louis Vazquiz said. "Eloshas ran really well for his first race and we're excited to see how he performs in the postseason. Patrick made a big step forward and I'm very happy with his patience and execution. Joad was great again, and Loann has stepped up really well this year. We know we still have plenty of work to do, and that gives us something to be excited about. Our focus now shifts to the MAC Championships in two weeks, where we'll be looking to capture our third consecutive conference title."
No. 14 Villanova came in second place with 127 points, 12 behind the first-place Orange. No. 15 Notre Dame (148 pts.) was third and was followed by Wichita State (212 pts.), No. 29 North Carolina (243 pts.) and No. 26 Arizona (244 pts.).
Toledo returns to action on Friday, Oct. 30 when it travels to Kalamazoo, Mich. to compete in the Mid-American Conference Championships.
TOLEDO INDIVIDUAL FINISHES
9. Joad Martinho – 23:25.6
13. Eloshas Kipkirui – 23:26.6
21. Patrick Kiprop – 23:39.2
60. Loann Brelivet – 24:02.6
180. Sibonelo Khumalo – 24:41.1
275. Peter McMahon – 25:13.9
322. Max Matolin – 25:57.0
336. Ronald Neal – 26:27.9
TEAM STANDINGS
1. #8 Syracuse - 115 pts.
2. #14 Villanova - 127 pts.
3. #15 Notre Dame - 148 pts.
4. Wichita State - 212 pts.
5. #29 North Carolina - 243 pts.
6. #26 Arizona - 244 pts.
7. Cornell - 246 pts.
8. TOLEDO - 277 pts.
9. Duke - 294 pts.
10. California Baptist - 298 pts.
11. Tulane – 308 pts.
12. Montana State – 326 pts.
13. Utah State – 342 pts.
14. Kansas – 472 pts.
15. Stephen F. Austin – 497 pts.
16. Loyola (Ill.) – 499 pts.
17. NC State – 500 pts.
18. Purdue – 509 pts.
19. Iona – 563 pts.
20. Penn State – 572 pts.
21. Florida State – 603 pts.
22. Pittsburgh – 606 pts.
23. Kentucky – 630 pts.
24. Wyoming – 632 pts.
25. #26 Utah Valley – 640 pts.
26. South Dakota State – 643 pts.
27. Indiana – 699 pts.
28. Illinois – 704 pts.
29. Colorado State – 726 pts.
30. Miami (Ohio) - 733 pts.
31. North Dakota – 738 pts.
32. Michigan – 762 pts.
33. Southern Utah – 802 pts.
34. Penn – 836 pts.
35. Eastern Michigan – 977 pts.
36. UMass Lowell – 979 pts.
37. Clemson – 997 pts.
38. Southern Indiana – 1,029 pts.
39. Liberty – 1,038 pts.
40. IU Indy – 1,052 pts.
41. Utah Tech – 1,243 pts.
42. DePaul – 1,261 pts.
43. Vanderbilt – 1,261 pts.
44. Ohio – 1,349 pts.
Martinho completed the 8K race with a time of 23:25.6 and was one of three Rockets to place in the Top 25. Meet champion and No. 8 Syracuse and Toledo were the only schools to have three runners finishing in the Top 25.
Freshman Eloshas Kipkirui notched a 13th-place finish in his collegiate debut, just a second behind Martinho with a time of 23:26.6. Junior Patrick Kiprop registered a 21st-place showing with a time of 23:39.2.
"I thought we had a really strong showing from our top four today," Associate Head Cross Country and Track & Field Coach Louis Vazquiz said. "Eloshas ran really well for his first race and we're excited to see how he performs in the postseason. Patrick made a big step forward and I'm very happy with his patience and execution. Joad was great again, and Loann has stepped up really well this year. We know we still have plenty of work to do, and that gives us something to be excited about. Our focus now shifts to the MAC Championships in two weeks, where we'll be looking to capture our third consecutive conference title."
No. 14 Villanova came in second place with 127 points, 12 behind the first-place Orange. No. 15 Notre Dame (148 pts.) was third and was followed by Wichita State (212 pts.), No. 29 North Carolina (243 pts.) and No. 26 Arizona (244 pts.).
Toledo returns to action on Friday, Oct. 30 when it travels to Kalamazoo, Mich. to compete in the Mid-American Conference Championships.
TOLEDO INDIVIDUAL FINISHES
9. Joad Martinho – 23:25.6
13. Eloshas Kipkirui – 23:26.6
21. Patrick Kiprop – 23:39.2
60. Loann Brelivet – 24:02.6
180. Sibonelo Khumalo – 24:41.1
275. Peter McMahon – 25:13.9
322. Max Matolin – 25:57.0
336. Ronald Neal – 26:27.9
TEAM STANDINGS
1. #8 Syracuse - 115 pts.
2. #14 Villanova - 127 pts.
3. #15 Notre Dame - 148 pts.
4. Wichita State - 212 pts.
5. #29 North Carolina - 243 pts.
6. #26 Arizona - 244 pts.
7. Cornell - 246 pts.
8. TOLEDO - 277 pts.
9. Duke - 294 pts.
10. California Baptist - 298 pts.
11. Tulane – 308 pts.
12. Montana State – 326 pts.
13. Utah State – 342 pts.
14. Kansas – 472 pts.
15. Stephen F. Austin – 497 pts.
16. Loyola (Ill.) – 499 pts.
17. NC State – 500 pts.
18. Purdue – 509 pts.
19. Iona – 563 pts.
20. Penn State – 572 pts.
21. Florida State – 603 pts.
22. Pittsburgh – 606 pts.
23. Kentucky – 630 pts.
24. Wyoming – 632 pts.
25. #26 Utah Valley – 640 pts.
26. South Dakota State – 643 pts.
27. Indiana – 699 pts.
28. Illinois – 704 pts.
29. Colorado State – 726 pts.
30. Miami (Ohio) - 733 pts.
31. North Dakota – 738 pts.
32. Michigan – 762 pts.
33. Southern Utah – 802 pts.
34. Penn – 836 pts.
35. Eastern Michigan – 977 pts.
36. UMass Lowell – 979 pts.
37. Clemson – 997 pts.
38. Southern Indiana – 1,029 pts.
39. Liberty – 1,038 pts.
40. IU Indy – 1,052 pts.
41. Utah Tech – 1,243 pts.
42. DePaul – 1,261 pts.
43. Vanderbilt – 1,261 pts.
44. Ohio – 1,349 pts.
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