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Wildcats Shine at Warhawk Invitational
Posted: Oct 10, 2025

Wildcats Shine at Warhawk Invitational

DANVILLE, Ala. - The Bethel Wildcats cross country teams delivered outstanding performances at the Warhawk Invitational, highlighted by Cedrion Cook's first-place finish and several personal and season-best times across both squads.

Men's Team Results – 2nd Place Overall (Out of 19 Teams)

  • Cedrion Cook led the Wildcats with a 1st place overall finish, setting a personal record of 26:01.40.
  • Hudson Wallace was right behind, finishing 2nd overall with a personal best of 26:01.80.
  • Hayden Padgett clocked a season best of 27:28, placing 18th.
  • Dennis Kipkemboi also ran a season best, finishing 31st with a time of 28:08.
  • San'Darius Coleman ran a season best of 28:10, placing 33rd.
  • Chandler Roberson finished 54th with a time of 29:25.
  • Ryan Coley ran 29:55, placing 66th.
  • Jacob McKinney recorded a personal best of 31:07, placing 90th.
  • Holden Shew posted a season best of 33:10, finishing 109th.

The men's team's collective effort earned them 2nd place overall out of 19 teams — a strong showing in a competitive field.

Coach Wes Bradshaw:
"Consistent improvement is what every coach wants to see in their team over the season, and the men's team is consistently getting better — not just as individuals but also as a team. I'm proud of their efforts at the Warhawk Invitational. The team's hard work is paying off, and they are getting to enjoy the fruits of their labor from practice. I'm excited to see what they will achieve next."

Women's Team Highlights

  • Montserrat Serrano led the Lady Wildcats, finishing 4th overall with a season best of 19:33.
  • Shelci Caballero ran a personal best of 21:31, placing 31st.
  • Addison Roberson clocked a season best of 22:46, finishing 58th.
  • Hailey Wallace placed 62nd with a time of 23:02.
  • Sharon Cherop achieved a personal best of 25:47, finishing 93rd.

Coach Wes Bradshaw:
"The women's team continues to improve both as individuals and as a team. I am proud of their efforts at the Warhawk Invitational — their hard work is paying off, and I'm excited to see what they will achieve next."

Complete results available at: https://www.tfrrs.org/results/xc/25567/Warhawk_Invitational_2025