Penn State Women’s Cross Country Team Earns Automatic Qualification to NCAA Championships
Key points:
- The Penn State women's cross country team finished second at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regionals, earning automatic qualification to the NCAA Cross Country Championships.
- The women's team qualified for the NCAA Championships for the first time since 2019.
- The men's team placed fourth at the regionals, with two runners earning All-Region honors.
Penn State’s women’s cross country team secured a spot in the NCAA Cross Country Championships with their second-place finish at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regionals. The men’s team also delivered a strong performance, coming in fourth place. Florence Caron led the women’s team with an 11th place finish, while Evan Dorenkamp spearheaded the men’s team, securing 16th place. Both teams produced outstanding performances, with several runners achieving personal bests. The women’s squad will now prepare to compete in the NCAA Cross Country Championships on November 18.
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