GLASSBORO, N.J. – The Salisbury University cross country teams competed at the 2026 Rowan Border Battle on Saturday, highlighted by a first-place finish from the women's open team and a pair of fourth-place finishes in the men's championship and open races, with the women placing 6th in the championship race. 

Men Meet Notes – Championship Race

The Salisbury men's championship team finished fourth in the 8K race with 134 points, led by junior Gabe Riling's fourth-place individual finish.

• Junior Gabe Riling led the Sea Gulls with a fourth-place finish in 27:02.0.

• Freshman Ryan Moody finished 18th in 27:45.7.

• Junior Cormac Moroney crossed the line 28th with a time of 28:10.2.

• Senior Peyton Dill placed 45th in 28:27.2.

• Sophomore Bradley Helman rounded out Salisbury's top five, finishing 53rd in 28:40.4.

• Junior John Conley finished 60th in 28:53.6.

• Junior Justin Freeman placed 74th in 29:19.9.

• Senior Seth Barron finished 87th in 29:42.2.

• Freshman Owen Viglione crossed the line 103rd in 30:08.1.

Women Meet Notes – Championship Race

The Salisbury women's championship team placed sixth in the 6K race with 147 points. The Sea Gulls had two runners finish in the top 10.

• Junior Brynn Crandell led Salisbury with an eighth-place finish in 22:59.4.

• Senior Anna Bodmer followed in ninth place with a time of 23:00.9.

• Freshman Olivia Baker finished 31st in 24:03.4.

• Sophomore Miranda Bournique placed 40th in 24:13.6.

• Senior Peri Nelson finished 60th in 24:52.2.

• Freshman Callie Webb crossed the line 66th in 24:57.1.

• Freshman Kate Love placed 71st in 25:14.7.

• Sophomore Madison McCurry finished 88th in 25:40.0.

• Sophomore Anna Pumphrey rounded out the Salisbury finishers, placing 91st in 25:44.1.

Men Meet Notes – Open Race

The Salisbury men's open team earned a fourth-place finish in the 8K race with 102 points. Sophomore Dalton Fink led the Sea Gulls with an eighth-place individual finish.

• Sophomore Dalton Fink paced Salisbury with an eighth-place finish in 29:34.0.

• Freshman Jacob Camper placed 17th in 30:00.4.

• Freshman Brycen King finished 25th with a time of 30:54.0.

• Sophomore Caleb Bodmer crossed the line 33rd in 31:12.7.

• Freshman Shamar Johnson finished 34th in 31:13.8.

• Freshman Aidan Foster placed 43rd in 31:46.4.

• Freshman Anthony Schilling finished 51st in 32:11.8.

• Sophomore Degenet Riggs rounded out the Salisbury runners, placing 53rd in 32:22.8.

Women Meet Notes – Open Race

The Salisbury women's open team captured first place in the 6K race with 26 points. Sophomore Skylar Schrader led the Sea Gulls with a sixth-place finish, while Salisbury placed five runners in the top 19.

• Sophomore Skylar Schrader led Salisbury with a sixth-place finish in 26:47.9.

• Junior Savannah Trice placed eighth in 26:54.3.

• Sophomore Mia Malizia finished 12th in 27:24.6.

• Junior Ava Wagner crossed the line 17th in 27:53.5.

• Junior Kilian Dziepak rounded out the scoring five, placing 19th in 27:57.6.

• Sophomore Lindsay Fernandez finished 21st in 28:05.6.

• Freshman Claire Main placed 29th in 29:01.2.

• Sophomore Addison Curry finished 30th in 29:02.1.

• Freshman Nora Okolichany crossed the line 38th in 29:42.1.

• Freshman Madison Eberle finished 42nd in 30:23.8.

The Sea Gulls are set to host the Coast-to-Coast Athletic Conference Championships on Oct. 31st at 2 p.m. from Winter Place Park.

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, 26 individual national championships, and 211 conference championships, and have produced 54 Academic All-Americans.

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