LOUISVILLE, KY. – The UNC Greensboro (UNCG) women's cross country team wrapped up the season taking home 29th out of 32 teams at the NCAA Division I Southeast Regional Championships at the E.P. "Tom" Sawyer Park in Louisville, Kentucky hosted by the University of Kentucky on Friday.
 
UNCG totaled 866 points for 29th place, while 2022 SoCon Championship Furman University placed fourth with 133 points.
 
"I'm proud of these women for showing a lot of fight this season, and for staying committed to the process," stated Head Coach Kaleigh Roach. "We've seen a steady amount of growth and maturity from this crew that will only help us move in a positive direction. We return all of our squad, except our lone senior Chandler McCaslin. Chandler has proven to be a great leader for our women's program and has taken this young team under her wing. I'm excited for what's to come for this group!"
 
Junior Jenna Reiter, in her second NCAA Regional appearance finished 146^th out of 228 competitors in the six-kilometer race. Reiter ran a time of 23:09.2.
 
Freshman Victoria Sosa, in her first NCAA Regional appearance and first-collegiate six-kilometer race placed 174^th overall with her time of 23:49.3. Sophomore Camille Carlson was the third Blue & Gold across the finish line with her career best time of 23:57.4, good for 183^rd. Camille moved up 29 spots after crossing the one-kilometer split in 210^th place.
 
Senior Chandler McCaslin placed 199^th with a time of 24:40.9 in her third NCAA Regional appearance, while sophomore Bella Manfre clocked in a time of 24:50.4, placing 206^th overall in her second NCAA Regional appearance. Manfre's time bested her mark from last year by 36 seconds.
 
Sophomore Laila Burk took home 214^th with her time of 25:14.6 in her first NCAA Regional appearance.