The Colorado College women's cross country team concluded its 2024 season with the program's best showing ever at the NCAA Division III Championship Meet, finishing in sixth place and crowning two All-Americans on Saturday in Terre Haute, Ind.
 
Senior Isabel Olson posted CC's best individual finish ever at the Division III National Meet, placing 10^th overall with a 6K time of 21:16.8, topping CC"s previous best finish of 16^th by Sara Fry in 1993. Fellow senior Sydney Rankin finished 24^th with a time of 21:34.3, giving the Tigers two All-Americans for the fourth time in program history.
 
The fourth-ranked Tigers, participating as a team for the fourth consecutive year, finished with 277 points. MIT won the team title with 128 points, followed by the University of Chicago with 138, Williams with 155, NYU with 177, Johns Hopkins with 256 and Colorado College.
 
Junior Alison Mueller-Hickler finished in 60^th place, followed by sophomore Charlie Flint in 134^th and senior Elliot Singer in 145^th. Senior Britt Helgaas (156^th) and junior Abby Goodfried (162^nd) rounded out the field for the Tigers.
  
NCAA Division III Women's Cross Country Championship Top 10 Team Scores
1. MIT – 128
2. U. of Chicago – 138
3. Williams – 155
4. NYU – 177
5. Johns Hopkins – 256
6. Colorado College - 277
7. Emory – 294
8. Washington & Lee – 298         
9. SUNY Geneseo – 356
10. Washington U. – 361
 
 
CC Individual Results (6K)
 

Name	Finish	Points	Time
Isabel Olson	10	9	21:16.8
Sydney Rankin	21	17	21:34.3
Alison Mueller-Hickler	60	47	22:02.7
Charlie Flint	134	98	22:33.1
Elliot Singer	145	106	22:36.3
Britt Helgaas	156	(114)	22:40.2
Abby Goodfried	162	(119)	22:43.9