Wayne State University Women’s Cross Country Team Earns Fourth Place at NCAA Midwest Regional
Key points:
- Wayne State University women's cross country team finishes fourth at NCAA Midwest Regional
- Grand Valley State, Cecarville, and Lewis earn automatic qualification to NCAA Championships
- Briana Vojinov leads Wayne State with 11th place finish
Wayne State University’s women’s cross country team placed fourth at the NCAA Midwest Regional race at Angel Mounds course on Saturday. Although they fell short of automatic qualification, the team’s strong performances by runners like Briana Vojinov and Reagan Justice kept them in contention. Now, they await the NCAA Championships selection announcement to see if they will receive an at-large bid. The selection will be announced on Monday, and eight at-large bids will be awarded to teams and individuals.
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