Maryland women’s cross country set for Paul Short Run

Maryland cross country is traveling to Bethlehem, Pennsylvania for the Paul Short Run set to take place on Oct. 1 at 9:30 a.m.

The Terps have had a strong showing thus far in their first two meets of the season. The team opened the season with a second-place finish at the Mount St. Mary’s 5k duals. Maryland freshmen Katie Altieri and Allison Colflesh earned eighth and 11th place finishes, respectively.

Maryland then moved on to the Virginia Invitational in Earlysville, Virginia where once again, the Terps saw success this time in the form of a sixth-place finish. Altieri had another strong performance finishing 16th in her race while senior Sarah Daniels finished 19th.

Now, Daniels along with Juniors Anna Coffin and Samantha Facius, sophomores Katie Ericson, Kirstin Nichols and Sophia Zell as well as freshmen Emma Pegg, Katie Turk, Katerina Talanova and Colflesh will travel to Lehigh to look to build on their momentum.

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