LOCK HAVEN, Pa. – The Drew University women's cross country team came in fifth among 20 teams in the "White" race of the Lock Haven University Invitational on Saturday.
 
In a race largely consisting of Division II and Division III schools, the Rangers were the second-highest Division III finisher behind only Messiah University, which was second. Pitt Club XC took first while Division II Slippery Rock and Division I St. Bonaventure placed third and fourth.
 
Leading the way for the Rangers was graduate student Kate Rice, who 15th out of 176 runners. She traversed the 6,000-meter course in 24 minutes and 13 seconds. Senior Skyler McGuire followed in 37th place with a time of 25:06.
 
Completing the team score were junior Perri Rubin, who was 45th in 25:14; senior Sophia Kim, who took 46th in 25:15; and freshman Maycie Treney, who came in 68th in 25:37.
 
Finishing as displacers were senior Sarah Hattan, 74th in 25:48, and junior Isabella Fortunato, 97th in 26:44. Graduate student Annelise Wade also competed and placed 105th in 27:07.
 
The Rangers continue their season on Oct. 10 at the NJIT Invitational.