SUNNYVALE, Ca. – The Salisbury University cross country programs headed to Sunnyvale, Ca., as UC Santa Cruz hosted the 2025 Coast-to-Coast Conference Championships. The Sea Gull men posted a 2^nd place finish while the women tallied 3^rd place.

The SU men posted a team score of 51 on the 8K course, which was 19 points better than 3rd-place Christopher Newport University. The host UC Santa Cruz won the event with 23 points. The Sea Gulls posted five All-Conference runners and five personal best times.

"The men went after it over the first 3 miles with UCSC and were leading at that point of the race, but faded over the last two miles to earn second," head coach Jim Jones said. "It's the first time in a long time we had 5 in the top 15 to earn All Conference. Several men had personal records and were very proud of how they competed today as a team."
 
Men Meet Notes

• Austen Cave led the way in 5^th place with a time of 25:03.0, which was a personal best and earned First Team All-Conference.
• Cormac Moroney placed 8^th with a time of 25:09.2. He also earned First Team All-Conference and a personal record.
• Gabe Riling earned 11^th place and Second Team All-Conference with a personal best time of 25:23.9.
• Earning 13^th place was Seth Barron, who posted a personal best time of 25:28.2, which earned Second Team All-Conference honors.
• Tristan Dutton earned Second team All-Conference honors with a time of 25:29.1.
• Bradley Helman earned 22^nd with a personal record time of 25:56.9, while Landon Lewicki rounded out the top 25 in 25^th with a time of 26:03.1.
• Connor Kinch finished right behind him in 26^th with a time of 26:06.4.

 
The Sea Gull women saw Anna Bodmer take home silver and earn All-Conference honors, with two other runners also posting personal bests. The women posted 70 points on the 6K for 3^rd place, 27 points behind CNU in 2^nd. UC Santa Cruz won the event with 26 points.
 
"The women also competed well with several personal records," Jones said.  Anna ran a great race, battling for the individual championship, finishing second with a big personal record."
 
Women Meet Notes

• Bodmer posted a personal record time of 21:26.1 for 2^nd place and First Team All Conference honors.
• Madi Sisson earned 17^th with a time of 23:05.4.
• Leah Snyder tallied 20^th with a time of 23:23.0.
• Camryn Russum posted a personal best time of 23:34.3, earning 24^th.
• SU earned the 27^th, 28^th, and 29^th spots with Marisa Servis, Madison McCurry, and Peri Nelson. Servis posted a time of 23:58.7 for 27^th. McCurry posted a personal record time of 23:59.5 for 28^th, and Nelson earned 29^th at 24:01.5.
• Skylar Schrader posted a time of 24:48.4 for 34^th.

The Sea Gulls will take select runners to compete in the NCAA Division III Mid- Atlantic Regional Championships in Newville, Pa. on November 15^th. Salisbury University is a proud member of NCAA Division III with primary membership in the Coast-to-Coast Athletic Conference, along with affiliate membership in the New Jersey Athletic Conference (football, men's & women's swimming), Coastal Lacrosse Conference (men's lacrosse), State University of New York Athletic Conference (field hockey), and Colonial Women's Golf Conference (women's golf). With over 500 student-athletes in 23 varsity sports, SU is recognized as one of the nation's most competitive intercollegiate athletics programs regardless of division, featuring dedicated coaches and staff that foster excellence on and off the field. The Sea Gulls have won a combined 23 team national championships, 24 individual national championships, and 205 conference championships, and have produced 53 Academic All-Americans.

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