BRONX, N.Y. -- For the second year in a row, the Princeton men's cross country team won the team championship at the Ivy League Heptagonal Cross Country Championships. Individually, it was Harvard's Acer Iverson who took home the individual crown.

The Tigers narrowly won the team time with a total of 38 points as all five of their runners placed inside the top-14. Harvard claimed runner-up status with 41 points thanks to first and second place finishes from Iverson and Graham Blanks and Cornell placed third with 70 points. 

Iverson took first with a time of 23:59.3 as his teammate Blanks took second clocking in at 24:04.1. Princeton's Anthony Monte took home the bronze medal with a time of 24:11.6.

Team Finishes 
1. Princeton, 38 points 
2. Harvard, 41 points
3. Penn, 70 points 
4. Columbia,114 points
5. Dartmouth, 119 points
6. Yale, 163 points
7. Cornell, 190 points
8. Brown, 242 points. 

First-Team All-Ivy
Acer Iverson, Harvard
Graham Blanks, Harvard
Anthony Monte, Princeton
Connor Nisbet, Princeton
Rhys Hammond, Cornell
Perry Mackinnon, Cornell
Sean Kay, Yale

Second-Team All-Ivy
Daniel O'Brien, Princeton
Duncan Miller, Princeton
Tyler Berg, Columbia
David Melville, Harvard
Vivien Henz, Harvard
Rishabh Prakash, Cornell
Jarrett Kirk, Princeton