LOCK HAVEN, Pa. – Junior Carmen Medvit led the way for Geneva's women's cross country team at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional Championships hosted by Lock Haven University on Saturday morning. The Golden Tornadoes wrapped up their season with a 15^th place finish out of 30 teams present at the Championships.

Medvit was the top finisher for the women, running the 6k race in a time of 22:40, putting her in 44^th place overall. Graduate student Catherine O'Donnell was the next-fastest runner for Geneva, completing the race in 23:23 en route to a 67^th place finish. Senior Madison Castro, freshman Audrey McAlister, and junior Lia Vastano rounded out the top five finishers for the women, placing 88^th, 91^st, and 150^th, respectively.

The meet at Lock Haven was the last for the Golden Tornadoes team, most members of which will now turn their attention to the upcoming indoor track and field season.

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