WASHINGTON – Georgetown University's cross country teams wrapped up competition at the NCAA Championships in Columbia, Missouri on Saturday. The No. 10-ranked women's team secured a 14th-place finish in the 6K, while the No. 30 men placed 30th overall in the 10K race at Gans Creek Cross Country Course.
 
WOMEN'S 6K CHAMPIONSHIP

• The Georgetown women placed 14th at the NCAA Cross Country Championships with 454 points.
• Melissa Riggins (50th) was the top finisher for the Hoyas, clocking a time of 19:32.0.
• No. 10 Georgetown saw its next three finishers place in the top 150. Barrett Justema (103rd) and Charlotte Tomkinson (105th) finished just outside the top 100, followed by Almi Nerurkar (122nd) and Charlotte Bell (172nd).
• GU Point Scorers: Melissa Riggins, 19:32.0 [43]; Barrett Justema 19:57.7 [86]; Charlotte Tomkinson, 19:58.0 [88]; Almi Nerurkar, 20:04.3 [98]; Charlotte Bell, 20:23.8 [139]

 
MEN'S 10K CHAMPIONSHIP

• No. 30 Georgetown finished 30th with 663 points in the 10K championship race.
• Brihanu Harriman (53rd) had a near top-50 finish with a time of 29:16.2.
• MacCallum Rowe (124th) was the next Hoya to cross the finish line, followed by Quinn Parrish(191st), Tommy Shaw (213th) and Luke Johnson (220th).
• GU Point Scorers: Birhanu Harriman, 29:16.2 [44]; MacCallum Rowe, 29:46.7 [102]; Quinn Parrish, 30:23.6 [157]; Tommy Shaw 30:36.7 [177]; Luke Johnson, 30:41.8 [183]