Graham Blanks Makes History as Ivy League Claims First NCAA Championship Title
Key points:
- Graham Blanks becomes NCAA Championship Men's Race winner, the first for the Crimson and the Ivy League
- Crimson men's team places 15th and women's team places 25th at the NCAA Championship Meet
- Maia Ramsden finishes 10th in the women's 6k, earning All-America honors
Graham Blanks makes history at NCAA Cross Country Championship, securing the men’s 10k title for the first time for both Harvard and the Ivy League. The men’s team finishes 15th while the women’s team takes 25th, with Maia Ramsden’s impressive 10th place finish. Blanks finishes the season undefeated, while Ramsden earns First Team All-America Honors. The indoor track and field season is up next, with the HBCU and Ivy Challenge on December 2.
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