9 SITES, November 11 — All races contested at 6K (3.73M).
The top 2 teams (and their members) in each Region qualify for the NCAA Championships at Oklahoma State on Saturday, November 19. In addition, 13 at-large teams will be added based on formula. First-4 finishers in each Region not on an advancing team will also qualify.
In results: *** = frosh; ** = soph; * = junior; all others are seniors ‘ = not eligible for U.S. international teams.
Northeast: Providence & Maia Ramsden (Harvard)
Bronx, New York—Historic Van Cortlandt Park hosted the Northeast in light rain with temperatures in the mid-60s (18C). As expected, No. 18 Providence and No. 26 Syracuse took the top two spots, though Columbia challenged well and fell just 8 points short of a qualifying spot after having been tied with Syracuse at 5K.
The Friars, runners-up at the Big East, put 3 in the top 15 and scored 71 points. Syracuse managed 91, and Columbia put 3 in the top 7 to come close at 99. Harvard finished 4th with 121, ahead of Northeastern (180).
Harvard’s Maia Ramsden, a New Zealander, took the individual win in 20:20.6, kicking her way out of the pack of 6 that had been together at 5K (16:25). In 2nd came Savannah Roarke of Syracuse (20:25.6), followed by Jane Buckley of Providence (20:27.4), Kenzie Doyle of Massachusetts/Lowell (20:29.4) and Victoria Patterson of Columbia (20:34.5).
Team Scores
1. Providence 71; 2. Syracuse 91; 3. Columbia 99; 4. Harvard 121; 5. Northeastern 180; 6. Dartmouth 208; 7. Connecticut 259; 8. UMass Lowell 283; 9. Yale 302; 10. Stony Brook 323.
Individuals
1. **Maia Ramsden’ (Harv-NZ) 20:20.6; 2. **Savannah Roark (Syr) 20:25.6; 3. ***Jane Buckley (Prov) 20:27.4; 4. *Kenzie Doyle (MaL) 20:29.4; 5. **Victoria Patterson (Col) 20:34.5; 6. **Phoebe Anderson (Col) 20:34.6; 7. ***Elia Ton-That (Col) 20:36.2; 8. Kosana Weir (Yale) 20:36.8; 9. *Corinne Robitaille (Dart) 20:38.7; 10. **Daisy Liljegren (BU) 20:47.9; 11. *Maya Rayle (Harv) 20:52.8; 12. **Shannon Flockhart’ (Prov-GB) 20:55.9; 13. *Abigail Hassman (NEn) 20:57.4; 14. ***Niamh O’Mahony (Prov) 20:59.4; 15. Isabella Giesing (MaL) 21:01.6; 16. *Sophia Ryan (Bingh) 21:02.3; 17. Orla O’Connor’ (Prov-Ire) 21:02.8; 18. Eleanor Lawler (Syr) 21:04.5; 19. Olivia Lomascolo (Siena) 21:05.0; 20. *Sophia Jacobs-Townsley (Syr) 21:06.0; 21. **Roshni Singh (BC) 21:07.6; 22. **Delia McDade Clay (Siena) 21:08.4; 23. Isa Meyers (NEn) 21:08.9; 24. Abigail Spiers (Syr) 21:09.2; 25. *Lily Tuck (Prov) 21:10.3.
Mid-Atlantic: Georgetown & Ceili McCabe (West Virginia)
State College, Pennsylvania — With 1200 to go on a soaked (courtesy of Tropical Storm Nicole) Penn State course, the top 5 bunched within 0.6 seconds. But only one of them could produce brutal finishing speed.
West Virginia junior Ceili McCabe waited until the end to make her decisive move. The Big 12 champ poured it on at the finish to win in 19:58.3, outlegging Georgetown’s Maggie Donahue (20:03.3).
The rest of the field fell farther back, with Princeton’s Abigail Loveys 3rd in 20:11.6, ahead of Penn frosh Maeve Stiles (20:15.3). Georgetown had two more low sticks in Grace Jensen (5th, 20:18.4) and Chloe Scrimgeour (6th, 20:23.9).
The heavy rain and temperatures of 55° (12C) did not daunt the No. 13 Hoya squad, the Big East champions, who came away with 37 points and a solid win over West Virginia (75) Penn (106), Princeton (114) and Penn State (143).
Team Scores
1. Georgetown 37; 2. West Virginia 75; 3. Penn 106; 4. Princeton 114; 5. Penn State 143; 6. Villanova 152; 7. Navy 189; 8. Rutgers 244; 9. La Salle 252; 10. Pitt 296.
Individuals
1. *Ceili McCabe’ (WV-Can) 19:58.3; 2. *Maggie Donahue (Gtn) 20:03.3; 3. *Abigail Loveys (Prin) 20:11.6; 4. ***Maeve Stiles (Penn) 20:15.3; 5. Grace Jensen (Gtn) 20:18.4; 6. **Chloe Scrimgeour (Gtn) 20:23.9; 7. Eleanor Mancini (LaS) 20:28.5; 8. Elizabeth Mancini (LaS) 20:30.6; 9. Lydia Olivere (Vill) 20:32.8; 10. Sami Corman (Gtn) 20:37.7; 11. *Emily Boutin (Navy) 20:38.0; 12. **Fiona Max (Prin) 20:41.9; 13. *Charlotte Wood (WV) 20:46.4; 14. **Chloe Gonzalez (Gtn) 20:47.8; 15. ***Melissa Riggins (Gtn) 20:47.8; 16. ***Lily Murphy (Penn) 20:49.0; 17. Mikaela Lucki (WV) 20:51.0; 18. *Katherine Dowie (WV) 20:51.3; 19. **Tsion Yared (Prin) 20:52.6; 20. **Alexandra Carlson (Rutgers) 20:53.5; 21. **Faith DeMars (PennSt) 20:55.7; 22. *Abby Herring (Marsh) 20:57.5; 23. *Elizabeth Bader (Penn) 20:59.5; 24. *Kileigh Kane (PennSt) 21:04.4; 25. **Olivia Morganti (Penn) 21:07.4.
Southeast: NC State & Katelyn Tuohy (NC State)
Louisville, Kentucky — In case anybody had any doubts about No. 1 NC State after it won the ACC title by a mere 4 points, the Wolfpack crushed all comers at Louisville’s Tom Sawyer Park, sweeping the top 3 places en route to an impressive score of 25 points.
On a damp, misty morning, the leaders of the Wolfpack were in no hurry to get to the front, running in 2-3-6 with 2K to go as Furman’s Bethany Graham led. But on the course’s final loop, they let loose, with Katelyn Tuohy zipping to the win in 19:49.1, more than 9 seconds ahead of teammate Kelsey Chmiel (19:58.6). Samantha Bush finished 3rd in 20:08.0.
Behind them came Kentucky’s Tori Herman in 20:10.9, Graham (20:11.1) and Duke’s Amina Maatoug (20:11.5).
No. 15 North Carolina handily topped No. 12 Virginia for runner-up honors, 76–109. In 4th came No. 28 Furman. Duke (188) and Kentucky (200) took the next two spots.
Team Scores
1. NC State 25; 2. North Carolina 76; 3. Virginia 109; 4. Furman 133; 5. Duke 188; 6. Kentucky 200; 7. Elon 210; 8. Wake Forest 238; 9. Liberty 244; 10. Virginia Tech 285.
Individuals
1. **Katelyn Tuohy (NCSt) 19:49.1; 2. *Kelsey Chmiel (NCSt) 19:58.6; 3. *Samantha Bush (NCSt) 20:08.0; 4. **Tori Herman (Ky) 20:10.9; 5. **Bethany Graham (Furm) 20:11.1; 6. **Amina Maatoug (Duke) 20:11.5; 7. Sydney Seymour (NCSt) 20:12.5; 8. **Kelsey Harrington (NC) 20:12.9; 9. Perri Bockrath (Ky) 20:17.3; 10. Calli Doan (Lib) 20:23.7; 11. **Brynn Brown (NC) 20:24.7; 12. Nevada Mareno (NCSt) 20:25.6; 13. **Sophie Atkinson (Va) 20:36.3; 14. ***Brooke Rauber (NCSt) 20:37.4; 15. *Abigail Robertson (Furm) 20:37.8; 16. **Margot Appleton (Va) 20:37.8; 17. **Fatima Alanis (NC) 20:38.4; 18. ***Eva Klingbeil (NC) 20:39.0; 19. *Annabelle Eastman’ (GM-Aus) 20:39.3; 20. **Gionna Quarzo (NCSt) 20:39.9; 21. *Molly Jones (CCar) 20:39.9; 22. **Sasha Neglia (NC) 20:40.2; 23. Dorcus Ewoi (Camp) 20:40.5; 24. **Mia Barnett (Va) 20:45.3; 25. Mackenna Curtis-Collins (WF) 20:46.2.
South: Alabama & Parker Valby (Florida State)
Huntsville, Alabama — It was no surprise that undefeated Parker Valby took control of the race early, breaking away in mid-competition to win by nearly 18 seconds. On a damp, foggy morning with temps around 60° (15C), the Florida soph clocked 19:17.2 over the 6K course at North Alabama’s John Hunt course, leaving a vanguard of Alabama runners in her wake.
The Crimson Tide took the next four spots: Amaris Tyynismaa (19:35.1), Hilda Olemomoi (19:35.3), defending champion Mercy Chelangat (19:35.6) and Flomena Asekol (19:41.5).
Dutch frosh Emmy van den Berg led Florida State with her 6th-place finish in 19:47.70. She was followed by Lipscomb’s Lydia Miller in 19:52.4.
There were no surprises on the team tally either, as the heavily-favored No. 7-ranked Tide scored 34 to add the regional title to their SEC crown. No. 24 Florida State scored 88, with Mississippi 3rd at 124 and Lipscomb 4th at 131, edging Tennessee’s 144.
Team Scores
1. Alabama 34; 2. Florida State 88; 3. Mississippi 124; 4. Lipscomb 131; 5. Tennessee 144; 6. Georgia Tech 165; 7. Florida 167; 8. Southern Mississippi 287; 9. Middle Tennessee 317; 10. Vanderbilt 327.
Individuals
1. **Parker Valby (Fl) 19:17.2; 2. *Amaris Tyynismaa (Al) 19:35.1; 3. ***Hilda Olemomoi’ (Al-Ken) 19:35.3; 4. Mercy Chelangat’ (Al-Ken) 19:35.6; 5. *Flomena Asekol’ (Al-Ken) 19:41.5; 6. **Emmy van den Berg’ (FlSt-Neth) 19:47.7; 7. **Lydia Miller (Lips) 19:52.4; 8. Liz Galarza (GaT) 19:55.4; 9. Ryann Helmers (Ms) 19:57.9; 10. **Kayla Gholar (Tn) 19:58.5; 11. **Alyson Churchill (FlSt) 19:59.7; 12. *Loral Winn (Ms) 20:00.9; 13. **Jordan Shapiro (Fl) 20:01.1; 14. **Agnes McTighe (FlSt) 20:02.8; 15. ***Isabela Ross (SnMs) 20:03.3; 16. *Samantha Rogers (Aub) 20:07.1; 17. ***Oliwia Wawrzyniak’ (SnMs-Pol) 20:11.3; 18. **Colbi Borland (Lips) 20:14.7; 19. Helena Lindsay (GaT) 20:18.2; 20. **Elka Machan (Al) 20:21.5; 21. **Rachel Sutliff (Tn) 20:21.9; 22. **Daphnee Lavassas (Miami) 20:22.8; 23. *Niki Narayani (Vand) 20:26.3; 24. *Laura Taborda (Ms) 20:29.0; 25. **Kate Jortberg (GaT) 20:29.6.
Great Lakes: Notre Dame & Olivia Markezich (Notre Dame)
Terre Haute, Indiana — The No. 5 Notre Dame women pulled off a successful title defense on the popular Laverne Gibson course, but the shocker came from runner-up Ohio State. Ranked No. 25 coming in, the Buckeyes leapfrogged over Toledo (17), Michigan State (19), Michigan (21) and Wisconsin (22).
Notre Dame racked up just 34 points, thanks to a 1-4-6-11-12 finish. Ohio State moved from 6th with 2K to go to score 111 and edge Michigan (116), with the next 3 teams within 7 points of each other: Michigan State (124), Wisconsin (129) and Toledo (131).
Under overcast skies, with the temps around 45° (7C), the Notre Dame crew put their mark on the race early, holding the first 5 places after the first 2K loop, led by Olivia Markezich. She held on for the win, but was challenged by Big 10 champ Addie Engel of Ohio State, 19:54.1–19:57.8. Michigan State’s Katie Osika moved up for 3rd in 20:04.5, ahead of Notre Dame’s Siona Chisholm (20:07.0).
Team Scores
1. Notre Dame 33; 2. Ohio State 111; 3. Michigan 116; 4. Michigan State 124; 5. Wisconsin 129; 6. Toledo 132; 7. Indiana 164; 8. Butler 267; 9. Purdue 307; 10. Ohio 313.
Individuals
1. *Olivia Markezich (NDm) 19:00.0; 2. **Addie Engel (OhSt) 19:03.7; 3. *Katie Osika (MiSt) 19:10.4; 4. **Siona Chisholm (NDm) 19:12.9; 5. **Joy Chirchir’ (Tol-Ken) 19:17.8; 6. *Maddy Denner (NDm) 19:19.3; 7. **Daniella Santos (OhSt) 19:20.4; 8. *Samantha Stieve (Wi) 19:21.0; 9. *Andrea Kuhn (OhSt) 19:22.0; 10. Katie Thronson (NDm) 19:22.9; 11. *Faith Linga (Tol) 19:23.0; 12. **Erin Strzelecki (NDm) 19:23.2; 13. Ericka VanderLende (Mi) 19:23.6; 14. *Shea Ruhly (Wi) 19:24.5; 15. **Carmen Riaño’ (MiaO-Spa) 19:25.2; 16. **Mariah Wehrle (In) 19:25.4; 17. Mia Beckham (Butler) 19:25.6; 18. Annasophia Keller (NDm) 19:27.1; 19. *Sarah Schmitt (In) 19:28.2; 20. *Makayla Perez (WnMi) 19:28.5; 21. Lucinda Crouch’ (Wi-Aus) 19:35.0; 22. *Samantha Tran (Mi) 19:40.2; 23. Samantha Saenz (Mi) 19:41.0; 24. **Kaitlyn Hynes (MiSt) 19:44.2; 25. *Maddie Dalton (In) 19:46.3.
Midwest: Oklahoma State & Olivia Howell (Illinois)
Columbia, Missouri — With Oklahoma State sitting at No. 3 in the national rankings, the battle at Missouri’s Gans Creek course turned out to be for the runner-up spot.
The Cowgirls, feeling very confident, chose to run the race from behind, and at halfway were only in 5th place with 136 points. Up front, it was No. 30 Northwestern and Bradley battling, just 6 points apart (82–88).
A kilometer later, Northwestern still led at 80, but the Cowgirls had moved up to 2nd with 99, and Bradley was relegated to 3rd at 109. By 5K, Oklahoma State had taken over, Natalie Cook and Taylor Roe running alongside Bradley’s Nicola Jansen (16:56.3). The score: Oklahoma State 62, Northwestern 87, Bradley 105.
Bradley made a strong push over the final K, dropping its score to 99, but Northwestern held on with 88 points to grab the qualifier, as the favorites took their win at 58 points.
Individually, the story was Olivia Howell of Illinois (20:02.9), who kicked well enough to win by 9 seconds over Cook and Roe (both 20:11.9). Tulsa’s Chloe Hershenow finished 4th (20:12.4).
Team Scores
1. Oklahoma State 58; 2. Northwestern 88; 3. Bradley 99; 4. Iowa State 115; 5. Minnesota 137; 6. Illinois 176; 7. Tulsa 182; 8. Loyola 235; 9. Missouri 349; 10. South Dakota State 387.
Individuals
1. *Olivia Howell (Il) 20:02.9; 2. ***Natalie Cook (OkSt) 20:11.9; 3. *Taylor Roe (OkSt) 20:11.9; 4. *Chloe Hershenow (Tulsa) 20:12.4; 5. *Dana Feyen (IaSt) 20:13.0; 6. *Olivia Borowiak (DeP) 20:13.8; 7. *Madelynn Hill (IaSt) 20:18.9; 8. Rachel McCardell (NWn) 20:22.1; 9. *Tyler Schwartz (Brad) 20:23.2; 10. Emma Milburn (Il) 20:25.1; 11. **Nicola Jansen’ (Brad-SA) 20:26.8; 12. ***Ali Weimer (Mn) 20:28.5; 13. *Ari Marks (NWn) 20:29.4; 14. ***Peyton Schieppe (Brad) 20:30.0; 15. *Kalea Bartolotto (NWn) 20:31.0; 16. **Gabija Galvydytė’ (OkSt-Lit) 20:33.3; 17. *Gabby Hentemann (OkSt) 20:33.4; 18. Emma Gordon (Ia) 20:37.1; 19. *Leah Hansen (SDSt) 20:40.0; 20. **Sivan Auerbach’ (OkSt-Isr) 20:41.4; 21. **Emma Atkinson (Mn) 20:41.9; 22. **Heidi Demeo’ (OkSt-Aus) 20:43.4; 23. **Wilma Nielsen’ (Brad-Swe) 20:44.2; 24. **Brenna Cohoon (IaSt) 20:44.2; 25. **Ava Earl (NWn) 20:44.4.
South Central: Arkansas & Isabel Van Camp (Arkansas)
College Station, Texas — Running on Texas A&M’s Dale Watts course, the Arkansas team came hoping to notch an 11th-straight win in the final Regional for retiring coach Lance Harter. With thunderstorms threatening on the horizon, the Razorbacks did just that, with three frosh in their scoring 5.
No. 23-ranked Arkansas scored 49. The Texas Longhorns overtook host Texas A&M in the final loop to grab the second team qualifying spot with 102 points. LSU closed well for 3rd (154), just ahead of A&M (156).
Harter had said before the meet, “We’ll go in as a prohibitive favorite, but that doesn’t mean we can just go in cruise control.”
Arkansas junior Isabel Van Camp took the early lead and shook off her pursuers before halfway, finishing in 20:01.9 to handily defeat her former high school rival, Grace Morris of TCU (20:17.1). LSU’s Sophie Daigle took 3rd in 20:22.2 while Razorback frosh Mia Cochran was 4th (20:27.4).
Team Scores
1. Arkansas 49; 2. Texas 102; 3. LSU 154; 4. Texas A&M 156; 5. SMU 169; 6. New Orleans 170; 7. Arkansas State 234; 8. Baylor 248; 9. Rice 259; 10. Tulane 283.
Individuals
1. *Isabel Van Camp (Ar) 20:01.9; 2. **Gracie Morris (TCU) 20:17.1; 3. Sophie Daigle (La) 20:22.2; 4. ***Mia Cochran (Ar) 20:27.4; 5. *Irene Rono’ (ACU-Ken) 20:30.0; 6. *Jaybe Shufelberger (ArSt) 20:35.7; 7. *Beth Ramos (Tx) 20:36.7; 8. ***Joy Gill (IncW) 20:38.4; 9. **Kaitlyn Gearin (SMU) 20:38.8; 10. Isabel Hebner (Tx) 20:49.6; 11. Gracie Hyde (Ar) 20:50.3; 12. ***Sydney Thorvaldson (Ar) 20:50.8; 13. Mackenzie Callahan (Tul) 20:51.4; 14. **Ariana Jimenez (NOrl) 20:52.6; 15. *Claire Meyer (Hous) 20:52.8; 16. Abbey Santoro (TxAM) 20:54.6; 17. *Maddie Hulcy (SMU) 20:57.6; 18. Julia Abell (TxAM) 21:03.9; 19. *Taigen Hunter-Galvan (Rice) 21:04.2; 20. **Lorena Rangel Batres’ (LSU-Mex) 21:04.5; 21. ***Mary Ellen Eudaly (Ar) 21:06.8; 22. Ellie Hodge (Bay) 21:08.5; 23. *Alexandra Weir (NOrl) 21:11.8; 24. **Taylor Ewert (Ar) 21:13.2; 25. ***Michaela Rose (LSU) 21:15.7.
Mountain: New Mexico & Everlyn Kemboi (Utah Valley)
Albuquerque, New Mexico — “It’s an incredibly deep group, and you’re probably going to see the Mountain teams finish very high at nationals,” predicted Joe Franklin, coach of host New Mexico beforehand.
Yes and yes, as 5 top 10-rated squads vying for Nationals berths ensured heated racing would ensue, and it did. Franklin’s No. 2-rated Lobos, Regional winner a year ago and 3rd at the NCAA, held a comfortable lead at each of four checkpoints and in the end prevailed with 56 points over Utah and Northern Arizona (both 103).
Kyle Kepler’s Utes moved up steadily through the field from 9th at 1.6K through 4th with a kilo to run to 2nd. Colorado State (121) secured 4th over ’21 Nationals 4th-place Colorado (121) and last year’s runner-up squad, BYU.
New leaders stepped up individually. Utah Valley senior Everlyn Kemboi — 13th at the ’21 Regional — motored away from about 3K onward to finish 11.9 seconds ahead of Northern Arizona junior Elise Stearns, who placed only 196th at Nationals last fall.
The victorious Lobos were led by ’21 NCAA 21st-placer Gracelyn Larkin in 5th.
Team Scores
1. New Mexico 56; 2. Utah 103; 3. Northern Arizona 103; 4. Colorado State 121; 5. Colorado 135; 6. BYU 144; 7. Utah Valley 164; 8. Utah State 167; 9. Air Force 201; 10. Wyoming 204.
Individuals
1. Everlyn Kemboi’ (UtV-Ken) 19:47.6; 2. **Elise Stearns (NnAz) 19:55.7; 3. Aubrey Frentheway (BYU) 20:04.9; 4. *Lexy Halladay-Lowry (BYU) 20:04.9; 5. *Gracelyn Larkin’ (NM-Can) 20:05.9; 6. **Annabel Stafford (CoSt) 20:09.1; 7. Emily Venters (Ut) 20:10.8; 8. **Amelia Mazza-Downie’ (NM-Aus) 20:11.9; 9. **Emma Heckel’ (NM-Ger) 20:13.5; 10. **Simone Plourde’ (Ut-Can) 20:17.4; 11. *Bailey Hertenstein (Co) 20:21.1; 12. **Halle Hamilton (AF) 20:24.2; 13. **Aliandrea Upshaw (NM) 20:27.1; 14. Katelyn Mitchem (Wy) 20:30.8; 15. *Ella Baran (Co) 20:32.6; 16. **Analee Weaver (UtSt) 20:32.7; 17. Keelah Barger (Ut) 20:35.3; 18. *Jesselyn Bries (NnAz) 20:36.5; 19. Bryn Morley (NnAz) 20:37.1; 20. *Sarah Carter (CoSt) 20:37.7; 21. Abbe Goldstein (NM) 20:38.9; 22. Micaela Rivera (UtSt) 20:40.5; 23. **Lindsey Peters (AF) 20:42.1; 24. Lily Tomasula-Martin (CoSt) 20:42.7; 25. **Alexis Kebbe (NnAz) 20:44.8.
West: Stanford & Kaylee Mitchell (Oregon State)
University Place, Washington — Twelfth and 16th at last year’s Regional, Oregon State junior Kaylee Mitchell and Portland soph Laura Pellicoro raced to 1st and 2nd individually as Stanford (poll rated No. 11 nationally coming in) headed 10th-rated Oregon 76–96.
The Cardinal squad got out quick to a wide margin with 5 in the first 10 at the kilo, where Oregon held 5th in the en route scoring. By 3K the Ducks moved into position to score the second automatic berth and held on to it over the second half.
Mitchell, 77th at the NCAA last fall, moved up 9 places in the bunched-at-the-front field over the fifth kilometer while teammate Grace Fetherstonhaugh pushed up 7 spots to 2nd. Canadian Fetherstonhaugh fell back to 8th from there. Meanwhile Pellicoro, who is Italian, advanced from 13th at 4K to runner-up position at the finish.
Mitchell became the Beavers’ first-ever Regionals winner and the team’s 4th-place showing, also its highest ever, should slide OSU in to the Nationals along with Cal Baptist, the team it pushed back to 5th through a tiebreaker.
Team Scores
1. Stanford 76; 2. Oregon 96; 3. Washington 114; 4. Oregon State 150; 5. Cal Baptist 150; 6. Boise State 159; 7. Gonzaga 230; 8. San Francisco 258; 9. Portland 292; 10. Idaho 319.
Individuals
1. *Kaylee Mitchell (OrSt) 19:19.2; 2. **Laura Pellicoro’ (Port-Ita) 19:21.8; 3. **Zofia Dudek’ (Stan-Pol) 19:25.1; 4. *Izzy Thornton-Bott’ (Or-Aus) 19:26.6; 5. **Yasna Petrova’ (CalB-Bul) 19:27.9; 6. *Ruby Smee’ (USF-Aus) 19:28.1; 7. **Brianna Weidler (UCD) 19:28.7; 8. *Grace Fetherstonhaugh’ (OrSt-Can) 19:29.7; 9. **Sophie O’Sullivan’ (Wa-Ire) 19:34.3; 10. **Yasmin Marghini (Boise) 19:35.0; 11. *Kelsey Swenson (Id) 19:37.1; 12. **Maddy Elmore (Or) 19:37.7; 13. Anna Gibson (Wa) 19:38.5; 14. **Alaina Stone Boggs (WaSt) 19:38.7; 15. **Lucy Jenks (Stan) 19:42.0; 16. *Rayna Stanziano (St Mary’s) 19:43.6; 17. Kristen Garcia (Gonz) 19:44.1; 18. **Audrey DaDamio (Stan) 19:44.3; 19. **Audrey Suarez (Stan) 19:46.2; 20. Christina Geisler (OrSt) 19:46.3; 21. ***Riley Stewart (Stan) 19:47.2; 22. **Rosina Machu (Gonz) 19:49.7; 23. Malia Pivec (Or) 19:51.0; 24. **Harper McClain (Or) 19:53.7; 25. **Abi Archer (Stan) 19:54.7.