For the second consecutive year, the Colorado College women's cross country team produced two All-Americans as senior Alison Mueller-Hickler and junior Charlie Flint finished in the Top 40 at the NCAA Division III Championship Meet in Spartanburg, S.C.
 
Mueller-Hickler placed 26^th overall with a 6K time of 21:40.7, while Flint finished 30^th in 21:47.1, giving the Tigers two All-Americans for the fifth time in program history.
 
The 18^th-ranked Tigers, participating as a team for the fifth consecutive year, finished in 23^rd place with 561 points. NYU won the team title with 79 points, followed by Williams with 106 and Claremont with 133.
 
Freshman Sadie Honig finished in 217^th place (23:40.4) for the Tigers, followed by senior Liz White in 236^th (23:56.7) and senior Abby Goodfried in 250^th (24:12.0). Fellow senior Brooktie Frogge (258^th) and freshman Ellie Ottem (265^th) rounded out the field for CC.
 
NCAA Division III Women's Cross Country Championship Team Scores
1. #2 NYU – 79
2. #1 Williams – 106
3. #5 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps – 133
4. #4 Johns Hopkins – 140
5. #7 Carnegie Mellon – 249
23. Colorado College - 561
 
Colorado College Individual Results (6K)

Name	Finish	Points	Time
Alison Mueller-Hickler	26	22	21:40.7
Charlie Flint	30	25	21:47.1
Sadie Honig	217	159	23:40.4
Liz White	236	171	23:56.7
Abby Goodfried	250	184	24:12.0
Brooktie Frogge	258	(190)	24:22.3
Ellie Ottem	265	(196)	24:26.3