WASHINGTON – The Georgetown University men's cross country team finished in third-place overall out of a 24-team field at the 2018 NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regionals in State College, Pennsylvania on Friday while the women's squad turned in a seventh-place finish out of 30 teams. The women tallied a total score of 236 points and the men, coming off a BIG EAST title two weeks ago, finished with a score of 97 points behind No. 25-ranked Princeton (61) and BIG EAST rival Villanova (73).
 
Georgetown Men's Recap (3rd of 24, 97 points)
All-American Nick Wareham (Woodbury, Minn. / Woodbury) posted another impressive performance as the low stick for the Hoyas with a second-place finish in the men's 10-kilometer race with a time of 31:08. Jack Van Scoter (Pasadena, Calif. / Flintridge Prep) followed close behind finishing in sixth place with a time of 31:14. Overall, four runners for the Blue & Gray finished in the top 20, including Matthew Bouthillette (North Providence, R.I. / La Salle Academy) and Jack Salisbury (Rumford, R.I. / La Salle Academy) who both managed to come within 35-seconds of the top 5. Rusty Kujdych (Feasterville Trevose, Pa. / Neshaminy) completed the scoring for Georgetown with a 55th-place finish clocking a time of 32:40.

Individual Results
2. Nick Wareham, 31:08 (2 points)
6. Jack Van Scoter, 31:14 (6 points)
15. Matthew Bouthillette, 31:45 (15 points)
19. Jack Salisbury, 31:49 (19 points)
55. Rusty Kujdych, 32:40 (55 points)
(95). Spencer Brown, 33:16
(123). Eion Nohilly, 34:14
 
Georgetown Women (7th of 30, 236 points)
Paige Hofstad (New Braunfels, Texas / New Braunfels) battled through the cold and wet conditions to place 16th overall for the women's squad posting a time of 21:37 over the 6-kilometer course. Junior Margie Cullen (Needham, Mass. / Needham) finished 26th just 12 seconds behind Hofstad with a time of 21:49. The freshman duo of Sami Corman (Bellevue, Wash. / Issaquah) and Katie Dammer (Clarks Summit, Pa. / Abington Heights) closed out their first cross country season for the Blue & Gray placing 49th and 62nd, respectively. Meg Mathison (Middleton, Wis. / Waunakee) also chipped in points coming in 83rd overall.
 
Individual Results
16. Paige Hofstad, 21:37 (16 points)
26. Margie Cullen, 21:49 (26 points)
49. Sami Corman, 22:19 (49 points)
62. Katie Dammer, 22:32 (62 points)
83. Meg Mathison, 22:50 (83 points)
(119). Kayla Grahn, 23:23
(130). Katherine Modrall, 23:31
 
With the stellar performances by sophomore Nick Wareham and junior Jack Van Scoter today, they have each individually qualified to race at the 2018 NCAA Cross Country Championships next Saturday, Nov. 17 in Madison, Wisconsin.