SALISBURY, Md. — The Salisbury University cross country programs delivered a pair of strong performances Saturday at the 2026 Coast-to-Coast Athletic Conference Championships from Winter Place Park. The day was highlighted by an individual Conference Championship from senior Anna Bodmer and a runner-up team finish for the men's squad.
Bodmer captured the women's 6K individual title, crossing the finish line in a school record time of 20:41.9 to lead the Sea Gulls. Salisbury finished third in the women's team standings with 55 points. On the men's side, the Sea Gulls placed second overall with 52 points, led by a fourth-place finish from Ryan Moody in the 8K.
UC Santa Cruz claimed the men's team championship with 26 points, followed by Salisbury (52), Christopher Newport (63), Mary Washington (110), and Regent University (148). Christopher Newport captured the women's team title with 35 points, followed by UC Santa Cruz (51), Salisbury (55), Mary Washington (107), and Regent University (144).
Women's Meet Notes
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Bodmer led the Sea Gulls with an individual conference championship, winning the women's 6K in 20:41.9 and breaking her own school record. This also earned her First-Team All C2C.
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Brynn Crandell followed with a runner-up finish, crossing the line in 21:06.1 to give Salisbury the top two individual finishers and placing her on the All C2C First-Team.
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Callie Webb finished 13th overall in 22:02.9, giving Salisbury three runners inside the top 13 and placing her on the All C2C Second-Team.
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Peri Nelson placed 20th in 22:47.8, while freshman Olivia Baker finished 21st in 22:49.3 to round out the Sea Gulls' scoring five.
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Madison McCurry crossed the finish line 24th in 22:54.5, followed by Anna Pumphrey in 27th at 23:04.0.
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Miranda Bournique finished 28th overall in 23:06.7, while Kate Love placed 31st in 23:23.9.
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Skylar Schrader finished 32nd in 23:29.9, followed closely by Claire Main in 33rd at 23:30.1.
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Camryn Russum placed 35th in 23:45.9, while Mia Malizia finished 36th in 23:47.4.
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Lindsay Fernandez crossed the line 37th in 24:00.0, followed by Savannah Trice in 38th at 24:04.2.
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Ava Wagner finished 42nd overall in 24:34.8, while Addison Curry placed 44th in 24:48.6.
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Nora Okolichany finished 49th in 25:35.3, followed by Kilian Dziepak in 51st at 26:03.8.
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Madison Eberle rounded out the Salisbury runners, placing 55th overall in 27:21.7.
Men's Meet Notes
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Moody paced the Sea Gulls with a fourth-place finish in the men's 8K, crossing the line in 25:10.8 and earning First Team All-C2C.
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Cormac Moroney followed with a seventh-place finish in 25:23.8, giving Salisbury two runners inside the top seven and placing him on the All C2C First-Team.
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Gabe Riling placed 12th overall in 25:39.9, followed by Bradley Helman in 15th at 25:47.4. This earned him Second-Team All-C2C.
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Peyton Dill finished 17th in 25:54.2, rounding out Salisbury's scoring five and helping secure the runner-up team finish.
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Justin Freeman crossed the finish line 20th in 26:04.8, while John Conley placed 22nd in 26:12.6.
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Owen Viglione finished 23rd overall in 26:14.8, followed by Seth Barron in 25th at 26:20.4.
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Shamar Johnson placed 26th in 26:22.9, while Aidan Foster finished 29th in 26:34.0.
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Jacob Camper crossed the line 34th in 27:09.4, followed by Dalton Fink in 36th at 27:18.3.
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Brycen King finished 42nd overall in 27:55.6, while Anthony Schilling placed 43rd in 27:59.7.
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Caleb Bodmer finished 45th in 28:13.8, while Degenet Riggs rounded out the Salisbury runners with a 50th-place finish in 29:32.3.
The Sea Gulls will take select runners to compete in the NCAA Division III Mid- Atlantic Regional Championships in Lock Haven, Pa. on November 14th.
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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