SACRAMENTO – Cross country runners from the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference wrapped up their seasons on Saturday at the NCAA Division II Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Championships in Sacramento, Calif. at the Haggin Oaks Golf Complex.
 
In the women’s race, Slippery Rock’s Anna Igims earned All-America honors with a 29^th-place finish (time of 21:13.1) to lead all PSAC competitors. Igims becomes The Rock’s first All-American since the 2010 season. Her teammate Ruthie Hughes placed 119^th (time of 22:19.8, improving on her 257^th-place finish from last year) while Millersville’s Morgan Janiuk (140^th, 22:32.6), East Stroudsburg’s Daniella Napoli (147^th, 22:35.7), Edinboro’s Kate Szep (155^th, 22:42.3) also logged solid times. Slippery Rock as a team finished 27^th with 694 points, while ESU claimed 32^nd place with 936 points.

The entire Shippensburg Men’s team as well as California’s Jonathan Thrush competed, with the SU men earning 20^th place (out of 34) as a team with 533 points. Thrush finished in 98^th place with a time of 31:20.4, while Shippensburg runners in the top 150 included PSAC individual champion Garrett Quinan (51^st, 30:44.9), Aiden Gonder (113^th, 31:27.9), Tommy Crum (133^rd, 31:39.8), and Ryan Wolfe (146^th, 31:48.5).