OBERLIN, Ohio – The Ohio Wesleyan University women's cross country team competed at the 2026 NCAC Championship on Saturday morning, hosted by Oberlin. All five OWU scorers finished within the top 15 in the race as the Bishops placed second in the conference, scoring 48 points.

John Carroll won the NCAC title with 21 points. Denison was third with 89 points.

Sophie Cotts led the pack for the Bishops, finishing fourth in the conference and earning first-team All-NCAC honors with a time of 21:48.0.

Next across, Brianna Montgomery registered a time of 21:57.5 and finished sixth, also earning first-team All-NCAC honors.

Ella Chomic was the next finisher, placing 11th and making second-team All-NCAC with a time of 22:11.6.

Next for OWU was Scarlett Loevenguth, finishing 12th and recording a time of 22:14.11 to earn a second-team All-NCAC spot.

Elsa Hoam was the last scorer for the Bishops, running a time of 22:17.3 and placing 15th, grabbing third-team All-NCAC honors.

Allison Dietz was the first displacer for Ohio Wesleyan, finishing 20th and earning third-team All-NCAC honors with a time of 22:34.4.

Hope Morris was the second displacer for the Red and Black, running a 22:38.6 and finishing 23rd.

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Ohio Wesleyan travels up to Michigan to compete at the NCAA Great Lakes Regional Championship on November 14 at 11 a.m.