BETHLEHEM, Pa. – The Loyola University Maryland women's and men's cross country teams finished 23^rd and 24^th, respectively, at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional on Friday as three individuals finished in the top 100 of their races.
 
Five of the women's runners improved their standing in the race by at least eight spots over the final 2,000 meters to rise to 23^rd overall.
 
Kayleigh Caggiano led the Greyhounds with an 83^rd-place finish, covering the 6,000-meter course in 21:59.0. In her final collegiate cross country race, Caggiano was 121^st after the first third of the race and moved up to 85^th after 4,000 meters before making her final push in the last 2,000.
 
Senna Ohlsson was steps behind Caggiano to take 85^th overall in 21:59.1. Ohlsson led the Greyhounds in 112^th after 2,000 meters and was 103^rd after 4,000 before improving 18 spots in the final stretch.
 
Abby Potticary crossed the line in 140^th (22:46.4), and Mary Sutton closed her cross country career at Loyola with a 148^th place finish (22:55.8), moving up 14 slots in the last 2,000 meters. Grayce Heinemann was the final scorer for Loyola in 157^th (23:10.6). Kelly Williamson (160^th, 23:14.3) and Audrey O'Neill (175^th, 23:29.6) also competed for the Greyhounds.
 
Nathan Galloway led Loyola with a 98^th-place finish on the men's side, crossing the finish line at 32:37.1 in the 10,000-meter race. Patrick Cropsey took second for Loyola in 160^th (34:26.6), while John Schuerger was 162^nd (34:33.0).
 
Brandon Rossi finished 169^th in 35:09.4, and Sam Miller came in 175^th for the Greyhounds with a time of 36:23.7.