Senior Alison Mueller-Hickler led the 21st-ranked Colorado College women's cross country team to its second straight team win at the Ted Castaneda Classic with her second consecutive collegiate individual title Saturday morning at North Monument Valley Park.
 
Mueller-Hickler led a first through fifth finish for the Tigers with a time of 22:05.40, followed by junior Charlie Flint, who placed second in 22:38.81.
 
Senior Abby Goodfried was third with a time of 22:48.60, while senior Brooktie Frogge (4^th/22:52.52) and freshman Sadie Honig (5^th/23:10.36) rounded out the scoring for the Tigers.
 
CC  finished with a perfect 15 team points, followed by Chadron State with 48.

"We intentionally ran a more conservative first portion of this race to maximize the benefits of running as a group," head coach Alex Nichols said. "Then we had some significant changes later in the race, which indicate some of our gaps are starting to get filled. The team's win was a great way to build momentum as we head into bigger and faster meets."
 
The Tigers return to action at the Paul Short Run on Friday, Oct. 3 in Bethlehem, Pa.
 
 
Team Results
1. Colorado College – 15
2. Chadron State - 48 

Colorado College Individual Results
 

1	Alison Mueller-Hickler	22:05.40	1
2	Charlie Flint	22:38.81	2
3	Abby Goodfried	22:48.60	3
4	Brooktie Frogge	22:52.52	4
5	Sadie Honig	23:10.36	5
7	Ellie Ottem	23:40.88	(7)
8	Mary Cate Kiser	23:48.33	(8)
9	Tessa Olsen	23:48.45
10	Liz White	23.49.95
12	Asher Luenges	24:06.09
13	Chloe Johnson	24:07.57
14	Sky Theodosopoulos	24:17.47
17	Abby Goulas	24:55.24
20	Lila Gilmer	25:14.15
21	Gabby Havron	25:24.42
22	Madeline Brewster	25:37.00