BETHPAGE, N.Y. — Racing for the first time in nearly a month, the Stony Brook women's cross country team posted its third top-10 finish of the season after finishing 10th out of 26 teams in the 6K on Saturday in the ECAC Championship. The Seawolves finished with 252 points, right behind Dartmouth with 233 and just ahead of Lehigh with 313. Boston University took first place with 80 points.

Individually, Shaylen Goslar led the Seawolves with a 16th place finish in the field of 286 runners after running a 21:00.0. This is the third time in as many meets that Goslar has been Stony Brook's top finisher.

Danielle Cirrito finished four seconds and four spots behind Goslar as she rounded out the top 20 with a 21:04.2.  

Also in the top 100 today were Ava Carsley in 66th with a 21:42.5, Alexis Buskey in 74th with a 21:44.4, and Camille Lichtenstein in 93rd with a 21:55.5

HIGHLIGHTS

• Goslar's time was the second best of her career in the 6K, trailing only her 20:53.2 in last year's NCAA Northeast Regional.
• Cirrito set a new career best in the 6K, nocking nearly a full minute off her previous best of 21:51.3, also set in last year's NCAA Northeast Regional.
• Likewise, Buskey PR'd today as well, besting her mark of 22:26.8 that was also set in the 2025 Northeast Regional.
• Sophia Squires (139th, 22:26.0) and Sarah Williams (145th, 22:29.0) rounded out Stony Brook's top seven today.

UP NEXT
Stony Brook will be back out in Bethpage next Friday at 2:30 p.m. when they compete in the Short Course Showdown hosted by Adelphi.

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