Cross Country Closes Out 2024 Season at NCAA Regionals

Friday, November 15

Hopkinton, N.H.

ALL DAY

Dartmouth College

NCAA Northeast Regional

Cross Country Closes Out 2024 Season at NCAA Regionals

11/15/2024 2:34:00 PM | Men's Cross Country, Women's Cross Country

By: Dan Richeal

HOPKINTON, N.H.—The Dartmouth cross country teams closed out the 2024 season on Friday at the NCAA Northeast Regional in Hopkinton, N.H. The Dartmouth women's team finishes ninth overall with 294 points while the men's team finished 14^th with 453 points.

Madeleine Locher was the top finisher for the Big Green in the 6k race. She finished 13^th overall, she finished third out of Ivy League runners with a time of 20:16.43. Bella Pietrasiewicz was the second member of the Big Green to finish with a time of 21:07.57. Ellie Tymorek finished third for the Big Green. Andie Murray and Katherine Strong closed out scoring for the Big Green with 72^nd and 94^th place finishes for the Big Green. Anna Banovac and Clarie McDonald also competed for the Big Green.

Maclean Hadden finished 32^nd as the top runner for the Big Green, he finished with a time of 30:47.92. Ashton Bange was the second finisher for Big Green as he finished 82^nd overall. Connor Foley and Ben Williams finished within two seconds of each other in 104^th and 107^th place finishes. Evan Bork and David Jiang finished 131^st and 133^rd respectively. Max Miller was the final Big Green runner to finish as he crossed 144^th.

Marjorie & Herbert Chase '30 Director of Dartmouth Track & Field and Cross Country, Mike Nelson was really proud the programs progress this season. "I was really proud of our student-athlete's efforts at the Northeast Regional meet. We weren't quite racing at full strength today and we were still able to beat our regional rankings. Madeline Locher led us on the women's side with an impressive All-Region performance. Mac Hadden led us again on the men's side with what I believe was his best XC performance of the season. Coach Ben True did an excellent job preparing the runners and he should be commended on a job well done. Overall, it's been a fun fall. We grew as a program and the future is bright. Now we turn the page to the track & field seasons. Go Big Green!"