LOCK HAVEN, Pa. — The West Liberty University women's cross country team finished 20th out of 25 teams Saturday at the Lock Haven Go Fast meet, competing in the women's 6,000-meter race.

The Hilltoppers totaled 543 points. Findlay claimed the team title with 87 points, followed by Walsh with 103 and Edinboro with 112.

Senior Lacey Dimit led West Liberty, finishing 92nd overall in 23:38.9. Freshman Josie Lesnansky followed in 114th place with a time of 24:05.7, while freshman Kaylee Onder finished 119th in 24:09.6.

Sophomore Naomi Young placed 125th in 24:18.7, and sophomore Kenzie Upole rounded out West Liberty's top five in 170th place with a time of 24:58.7.

Katie Rutherford finished 176th in 25:02.9, followed by sophomore Gretchen House in 189th at 25:12.6. Freshman Olivia Shetler crossed the line in 25:44.9, while sophomore Makayla Carter finished in 29:12.2.

West Liberty will next compete at the Mountain East Conference Cross Country Championships on Saturday, Nov. 7, at Bethany Cross Country Course in Bethany, West Virginia. The women's 6K race is scheduled for 10:30 a.m.



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