LOCK HAVEN, Pa. (Oct. 24) – Competing at the site of the last three NCAA Regional Championships, the California (PA) women's cross country team posted a top-10 finish at the Go-Fast River Run hosted by Lock Haven on Saturday morning.
TEAM RESULTS
• The Vulcans finished 10th in the team standings with 262 points.
• Findlay (OH), which finished third at the Great Midwest Athletic Conference (G-MAC) Championships last year, claimed the invitational title with 87 points.
• Walsh (OH) placed second in the team standings 103 points, while Edinboro finished in third place with 112 points.
• The event featured over 275 entries from 25 teams, including 12 from the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC).
INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
• Senior
Rosalyn Perozzi posted a top-10 finish while competing for just the second time in five weeks.
• She placed sixth overall and third among PSAC entries with a time of 21 minutes, 26.6 seconds.
• Sophomore
Kailyn Hamilton finished the six-kilometer course in 22:31.5 to finish in 37th place, while senior
Gabriella Fralin posted a time of 22:53.8 to place 55th overall.
• Glenville State senior Natalie Barr won the race by over 12 seconds after crossing the finish line in 20:56.5.
• Barr captured the individual regional title at the same course last fall.
NEXT
• Cal is idle for two weeks before competing at the PSAC Championships on Nov. 7 in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania.
• The league championships were previously hosted by Bloomsburg in 2019 and 2023.
CAL RESULTS AT GO-FAST RIVER RUN
6 (6).
Rosalyn Perozzi 21:26.6
37 (36).
Kailyn Hamilton 22:31.5
55 (54).
Gabriella Fralin 22:53.8
61 (60).
Addison Fry 23:04.3
117 (106).
Sarah Sipe 24:08.3
167 (131).
Sarabeth Caldwell 24:56.5
188 (140).
Mallory Neus 25:12.1
255 (-).
Emma McMath 28:23.7