BETHLEHEM, Pa. – Dillon Harding and Nathan Galloway again led the Loyola University Maryland men's cross country team to a best-ever finish, helping the Greyhounds to a 16^th-place showing at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional Championships.
 
The performance is the Greyhounds' best in the current format of the regional meet.
 
Harding ran the 10,000-meter course in 32:16.8 to finish 59^th for the Greyhounds. Galloway was just over a half-minute behind, crossing the line in 32:48.0 for a 76^th-place finish.
 
The Greyhounds nearly had an unprecedented three finishers in the top-100 of the regional as Patrick Cropsey took 101^st in 33:18.4. Camden Spring was 18 spots behind Cropsey in 119^th with a time of 33:51.3, and Jake Fowler trailed him by 17 to take 136^th in 34:30.7.
 
Dylan Jock was 156^th (35:29.9), and Evan Skurat finished 164^th (36:33.0) to round out the Loyola contingent.
 
The Greyhounds women finished 25^th in the 6,000-meter race, led by Abby Potticary in 103^rd (22:55.8) and Grayce Heinemann in 111^th (23:04.1).
 
Kate Ragone and Caite O'Hehir were less than a second away from each other as the former was 149th (23:45.7) and the latter 150^th (23:46.1).
 
Maeve Lowther and Carly Spinnler also finished a spot apart as Lowther took 168^th (24:12.8) and Spinnler 169^th (24:15.8).