STATE COLLEGE, Pa. – The Towson University cross country team wrapped up its 2024 season at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional Championships finishing in 29^th place with 820 points. The Tigers ran the six-kilometer race with an average time of 23:16.90.

"We capped off what was a great season for us today," Coach Evan Freeman said. "We finished close to our projections and our seniors did a good job up front. They really set the tone and finished on a high note. I am really grateful to this team, we came a long way this fall and have an exciting future ahead."

West Virginia's Ceili McCabe came in first place individually with a time of 19:11.20, West Virginia and Georgetown claimed the top two spots in the team competition.
 
Isabella Myles was Towson's top finisher; Myles ran a time of 22:23.50 and finished in 123^rd place. Her time was the 41^st best finish at the Regional Championships in Towson history.
 
Abbey Frock was the second Tiger to cross the finish line. Frock ran a 23:09.80 and placed 161^st overall. She was only four seconds behind her lifetime best six-kilometer race time.
 
Jennifer Maxwell finished in 171^st with a time of 23:24.30, only fifteen second off of her personal best.
 
Baara Stewart (23:43.30) and Rebekka Hillier (23:43.50) crossed the finish line back-to-back to finish 183^rd and 184^th respectively.
 
Mari Collick ran a time of 24:00.20, and Lexi Mogensen rounded out the squad with a time of 24:30.40.