WATERFORD, Conn. – The 28th-ranked Ohio Wesleyan University women's cross country team traveled to Connecticut to race in the Connecticut College Invitational on Saturday morning. The Bishops came in 10th out of 28 teams, scoring a total of 324 points.
Zoe Ward finished within the top 15 and three Bishops finished within the top 90.
Eighth-ranked Middelebury won the meet with 63 points, followed in the top five by top-ranked Williams (65), sixth-ranked Tufts (131), ninth-ranked MIT (162), and 16th-ranked Vassar (216).
Zoe Ward,
Sophie Cotts, and
Ella Chomic were the top three finishers for the Bishops. Ward ran a career-best 21:28.6, placing 14th and scoring 13 points. Cotts came in 61st with a career-best 22:06.0 to score 58 points. Chomic took 75th with a 22:19.1 to score 71 points.
Brianna Montgomery and
Allison Dietz were the final two scorers for OWU. Montgomery ran a 22:29.7 for 86th place and scored 78 points. Dietz came in 119th with a 22:52.1 to score 104 points.
Hope Morris and
Reghan Gist were the displacers for the Red and Black. Morris ran a 23:06.1 for 135th place. Gist strided a 23:15.4 for 148th.
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Ohio Wesleyan now sets their sights on the NCAC Championship on Saturday, October 31 at 11 a.m.