Wayne State University Women’s Cross Country Finishes 27th at NCAA Division II Championships
Key points:
- The Wayne State University women's cross country team finished 27th out of 34 teams at the NCAA Division II Cross Country Championships.
- Reagan Justice was the top performer for the Warriors, finishing in 93rd place.
- The team will now rest before preparing for the track and field season.
Wayne State University women’s cross country completed their 2023 campaign at the NCAA Division II Cross Country Championships. The Warriors finished 27th out of 34 teams with 607 points. Head coach Grant Lofdahl expressed pride in the team’s season despite the challenging race. Reagan Justice led the Warriors, finishing 93rd. The team now shifts focus to the upcoming track and field season, starting on December 2. Grand Valley State clinched the team title, while Lindsay Cunningham of Winona claimed the individual 6K title.
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