The Wisconsin Badgers won their fourth consecutive Big Ten men's cross-country championship on Sunday.

The Penn State Nittany Lions came in last place in the 10-team meet at Purdue University.

Matthew Tegenkamp, a sophomore from Wisconsin, won the meet with a time of 24:01.9.

The Badgers won with 25 points and placed five runners in the top 10.

Sophomore Joel Moceri was the first Nittany Lion to cross the finish line, coming in 47th with a time of 25:22.1

Other members of Coach Harry Groves' team to compete in the race were senior Josh Loren (55th), juniors Michael Enwright (66th) and Chris Pruitt (65th) and sophomores Mike Gioia (57th), Erinn Otterson (69th) and Chris Foster (70th).

On Friday, Michigan coach Ron Warhurst said Wisconsin could run away with the meet.

"They could win easily, leaving a lot of teams fighting for second place," he said.

He was right.

The Buckeyes finished the race with 79 points-54 behind the Badgers. Coming in a close third was the Wolverines who scored 80 points.

The Lions will compete next at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional Nov. 16 at Purdue in West Lafayette, Ind.