LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The Geneva women's cross country team traveled down to Louisville to compete in the Swags Louisville Cross Country Classic this weekend, coming out of the race with a 13^th place finish as a team and two top 10 finishers overall. Seniors Hailey Carroll and Carmen Medvit took ninth and tenth place overall, respectively, out of a pool of 416 runners from all levels of the NCAA.

Carroll finished the 6k race with a time of 21:50.4, and Medvit was right behind her with a 21:52.8 mark. Those times were the third- and fourth-best out of any Division III runner present.  Carroll's time is 5th all-time in program history, while Medvit's is seventh in program history.

Sophomore Audrey McAlister was the next-best runner for the women, running a 23:27.1 to come in 80^th place on the overall board. Freshmen Molly Husted and Nicole Ochs were the fourth and fifth finishers for Geneva, recording times of 24:59.0 and 25:09.0 to finish 197^th and 211^th, respectively.

The GTs have just one more meet scheduled before the PAC Championships in early November. They will head to Oberlin, Ohio on October 18^th to participate in the Oberlin Inter-Regional Rumble.

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