- A slew of runners with local connections will race in the NCAA Division I and III Cross Country Championships this weekend.
- Georgetown’s men and women, including West Springfield alumna Keira Bothwell, will race the Division I championships Nov. 20 in Tallahassee, along with George Mason’s Annabelle Eastman. The field will also include:
- Patriot alumna Rachel McArthur, running for Colorado
- John Champe alumna Bethany Graham, running for Furman
- Washington Latin alumnus Luke Tewalt, running for Wake Forest
- George Marshall alumna Heather Holt, running for N.C. State
- James Madison alumna Rachel Shoemaker, running for Rice
- Catholic will have two individual qualifiers in John O’Rourke and Paige Wilderotter at the Division III race in Louisville. The field will also include:
- Brentsville alumni Sam Llaneza and Sarah James, both running for Lynchburg
- Gonzaga alumni Gavin McElhennon (Johns Hopkins) and Cullen Capuano (Washington University)
- Bethesda-Chevy Chase alumnus Josh Fry, running for Colorado College
- Stone Ridge alumna Genevieve DiBari, running for Pomona
- Northwood alumnus Tim Boyce, running for St. Lawrence
- Meridian alumna Logan Funk, running for Christopher Newport
- Chantilly alumnus Tyler Amos, running for Johns Hopkins
- Washington Latin alumnus Oliver Spiva, running for Amherst
- Quince Orchard alumna Elizabeth Cassell, running for Dickinson
- Briar Woods alumnus Aidan Nathan, running for Case Western
- Georgetown Day School alumna Ilana Zeilinger, running for Bates
- Georgetown’s men and women, including West Springfield alumna Keira Bothwell, will race the Division I championships Nov. 20 in Tallahassee, along with George Mason’s Annabelle Eastman. The field will also include:
- As winners of the Stone Mill 50 Mile Saturday in Montgomery County, Nicolas Crozier and Kristen Kelman won RRCA Ultrarunning titles for 2021.
- The lottery for the 2022 Credit Union Cherry Blossom Ten Mile Run will be open Jan. 3- Jan. 16.
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