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Isabel Rinkenberger

Isabel Rinkenberger is a staff journalist for MBU Timeline. Rinkenberger is a double major in English and journalism with a minor in Spanish. She is also a student athlete, running both cross country and track and field for MBU. In her free time, she enjoys designing websites and playing video games. After graduation, she hopes to work in the publishing field and travel the world.

MBU Men’s Cross Country Team Runs to New Heights

Written by Isabel Rinkenberger on . Posted in Sports

Led by Donovan Denslow, Missouri Baptist University’s men’s cross country team raced to the NAIA Cross Country National Championships for the first time in 15 years. Although this competition is now in the past, the Spartans finished their season strong and bring unprecedented confidence into the current track season.

The men’s cross country national team includes, left to right: Donovan Denslow, Charlie McCallister, Christian Kafoury, Alex Ahrens (back row), J.P. Killian, Wyatt Elliot, Jordan Crawford (back row), Jack Warmann, Elijah Bullock, Luke Montani and Trey Peugeot (kneeling).        Photo courtesy of MBU Athletics

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