COLUMBIA, Mo. - Indiana Wesleyan women's cross country ran their way to a 10th place finish in the 6K race on Friday at the NAIA National Championships. Addi Dewey highlighted the race with an All-American finish for the Wildcats. Dewey finished 25th overall with a PR time of 21:37.0. This marks Dewey's second All-American honor of her career.

 

WILDCAT TOP-7

• FULL RESULTS
• 25 - Addi Dewey - 21:37.0
• 50 - Elizabeth Barrett - 22:08.8
• 88 - Eden Heck - 22:38.1
• 96 - Katie Morrison - 22:43.9
• 114 - Ashlyn Kephart - 22:53.6
• 162 - Ella Baldwin - 23:16.6
• 186 - Cadence Traylor - 23:30.5

TOP-5 TEAMS

• 1 - The Masters - 92 - 2-8-9-34-39-(73)-(82)
• 2 - Taylor (Ind.) - 93 - 1-6-7-38-41-(64)-(76)
• 3 - St. Mary's (Kan.) - 125 - 13-14-23-28-47-(55)-(103)
• 4 - Milligan (Tenn.) - 129 - 5-15-26-27-56-(62)-(139)
• 5 - Montreat (N.C.) - 176 - 4-12-16-59-85-(102)-(106)

BEILER PERSPECTIVE

• "The women ran with so much joy and confidence today," said Head Coach Brody Beiler. "They fought for each other, ran for something bigger than themselves, and had an amazing day to close the season. It was truly special to see so many of them finish their season with personal records, and embracing one another across the line. Addi Dewey had an unbelievable day. She has battled through injury and sickness this entire year, but she put together a consistent and hard last month of training. Addi broke her previous school record by 30 seconds, and clinched her second XC All-American title."

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