NCAA D3 - Nationals Wrap-up Women
Summary: Although a long way behind Hannah Cole's 1st-place Williams squad, SUNY Geneseo packed five runners into the top 75 of the D3 national championship to edge out three other teams all within 14 points of each other for 2nd place. Jackie Huben led the Blue Knights with a 29th place and Sara Rosenzweig was 37th for a team that was 5th last year. But if there was a spine-tingling battle for NY on the day it was between Honeoye Falls-Lima grads Cole of Williams and Ruth Steinke of 17th-place Carleton for the highest finish, with Cole getting the nod with a 4th to Steinke's 5th. Frontrunner Cole was joined on the national championship podium for the Ephs by Victoria Kingham who placed 11th for a team that finished 8th last year. Also in the race's top 25 from NY were 9th place RPI's Jaime Lord in 15th and 6th-place SUNY Oneonta's Alyssa Drapeau in 18th and Mary-Kate Bida in 23rd. Overall 47 of the 280 runners in the D3 women's championship were from NY, as three other NY teams included Rochester in 14th place, RIT in 23rd, and St. Lawrence in 25th.
Runners - Place (College + HS Teams)			Top 3 and Team Results
Hannah Cole - 4 (Williams + Honeoye Falls-Lima), Ruth Steinke - 5 (Carleton + Honeoye Falls-Lima), Victoria Kingham - 11 (Williams + Brearley), Jaime Lord - 15 (RPI + North Rockland), Alyssa Drapeau - 18 (SUNY Oneonta + Burnt Hills), Mary-Kate Bida - 23 (SUNY Oneonta + Millbrook), Jackie Huben - 29 (SUNY Geneseo + Clarence), Shannon Trant - 36 (RPI + Niskayuna), Sara Rosenzweig - 37 (SUNY Geneseo + JFK Bellmore), Marissa Cossaro - 63 (SUNY Geneseo + Northport), Megan Kellogg - 66 (St. Lawrence + Queensbury), Maddie Dery - 68 (RPI + Mahopac), Rachel Shine - 69 (SUNY Oneonta + Shenendehowa), Elise Ramirez - 71 (SUNY Geneseo + Sachem North), Olivia Ryan - 74 (SUNY Geneseo + Fayetteville-Manlius), Emma Jones - 81 (Rochester + Rush-Henrietta), April Ackermann - 93 (SUNY Oneonta + Sullivan West), Stephanie Milici - 96 (RIT + Greece Odyssey), Anne Peterson - 108 (Rochester + Baldwinsville), Kristen Homeyer - 110 (SUNY Geneseo + Kings Park), Claire Brawdy - 113 (Dickinson + Eden), Olivia Beltrani - 117 (Tufts + Arlington), Michelle Fish - 119 (Hamilton + Guilderland), Mary Visca - 121 (Stevens + Pittsfrod Sutherland), Megan Holzwarth - 122 (SUNY Oneonta + Central Square), Kailyn Balzano -129 (Cortland State + Columbia), Sasha Whittle - 142 (Middlebury + Nightingale-Bamford), Rachel Bargabos - 144 (Rochester + Canastota), Ashley Leta - 146 (St. Lawrence + Seton Catholic-Platts.), Anna Joynt - 150 (Rochester + Guilderland), Keira Higgins - 157 (RIT + Milford), Mary West - 174 (RPI + Fulton), Becky Greiner - 186 (RIT + Rush-Henrietta), Nicole Schachman - 187 (Middlebury + Clarkstown North), Audrey McCarthy - 193 (Rochester + Stuyvesant), Deirdre Dwyer - 196 (SUNY Oneonta + Spackenkill), Catherine Young - 199 (Chicago + Massapequa), Alicia Sutphin - 218 (RIT + Vestal), Victoria Stepanova - 219 (Rochester + Lagaurdia), Ashton Hughes - 225 (SUNY Geneseo + Fairport), Sarah Cottone - 238 (SUNY Oneonta + Ward Melville), Elina Breton - 256 (St.Lawrence + Suffern), Kristina Reed - 246 (RIT + Walton), Anna Breton - 256 (St.Lawrence + Suffern), Allison Thayer - 266 (RPI + Mohonasen), Jeriann Beiter - 272 (RIT + Honeoye Falls-Lima), Sarah Moon - 279 (St. Lawrence + Chittenango)			1. Williams 81, 2. SUNY Geneseo 179, 3. MIT 182, 4. Johns Hopkins 188, 5. Washington University (MO) 193, 6. SUNY Oneonta 217, 7. Tufts 312, 8. Middlebury 324, 9. RPI 337, . . . 11. Dickinson 359, . . . 14. Rochester 475, . . . 17. Carleton 482, 18. Chicago 490, . . . 23. RIT 530, . . . 25. St. Lawrence 542

At D3 Nationals, Williams' frontrunner Hannah Cole led her team to the championship with a 4th place finish just ahead of ex-Honeoye Falls-Lima teammate Ruth Steinke of Carleton, and at right Jackie Huben of the SUNY Geneseo Blue Knights was the leader for her 2nd- place team.