COOKEVILLE, Tenn. In what has become almost a weekly occurrence this season, the 2018 Tennessee Tech cross country teams added more record book material at Friday morning s NCAA South Region Championships. Purity Sanga re-established the program s best individual finish, and the men s team led by Brannon Cheplak s all-region performance took seventh out of 24 teams, the best regional result in Wayne Angel s tenure as head coach. Sanga s six-kilometer time of 20-minutes, 43.0-seconds awarded her seventh place overall among 208 runners in the competition, and improved on the program s top individual finish, which she set last year with an eighth-place result. Sanga, who continues to make her case as the best runner in Tech history for either gender, recorded her second all-region honor in as many seasons, and will also be headed to the NCAA Championships for the second straight year. Her qualification for the championship meet comes by virtue of being the No. 4 individual finisher not affiliated with a team that finished in the top two.