Results
 
PITTSBURG, Pa.  –  For the first time in program history, both the Queens University of Charlotte men's and women's cross country teams have grabbed top 10 finishes at the same time at the NCAA DII Men's and Women's Cross Country Championships. The men finished 9^th after totaling 288 points while the women claimed 10^th place with ­418 points.
 
For the men who entered the race ranked sixth nationally, it is the fourth top-10 finish in program history. The women, ranked 24^th, grabbed their third top-10 finish with their last coming in 2011.
 
"We couldn't be more proud of our squads today," said Queens head men's and women's cross country coach Tom Scott. "For both the men's and the women's teams to place in the top 10 says a lot about our culture as a cross country program and what we are building here at Queens. The women ran amazing and executed to perfection. We're still learning what it takes to be a top-four team and will continue to move in that direction. It's now time to get ready for track season!"
 
Leading the men today was junior Anthony Raftis (32:59) who earned all-American honors with a 20^th place finish. Nick Kipkemei was 56^th with a time of 33:53.4 and Felix Wammetsberger finished 77^th in 34:14.8. Elijah Inuwa (34:26.1) grabbed 89^th place and Jose Rosas (34:38.3) was 102^nd. Daniel Wallis crossed the line in 116^th place in 34:45.8.
 
Lucie Noall led the women placing 51^st in a time of 23:46.5. Natane Deruytter was the next Royal to cross the line taking 86^th in 24:19, and Carissa Jenkins was 98^th in 24:22.4. Mandi Moxie placed 121^st with a time of 24:33.6 while Zuzana Durcova (24:50.5) was 142^nd. Allyson Arellano (25:44.1) and Aleksa Heeley (26:35.6) also ran finishing 202^nd and 232^nd, respectively.