NEWVILLE, Pa. — Penn College's men's cross-country team finished 28^th in a field of 31 with 801 points and the women were 27 of 28 with 812 points in the NCAA Division III Mid-Atlantic Regional Championship at Big Spring High School on Saturday.

Penn College men 8K: Holden Furey placed 150^th among 218 in a time of 29:57 to lead the Wildcats. Also, Chase Ebeling was 159^th in 30:16, Mitchell Campbell was 165^th in 30:32, Jacob Parker was 176^th in 31:12, Ben Heym was 186^th in 31:51, Ethan Knapp was 188^th in 31:55 and Aaron Guerrisky was 189^th in 31:58.

Men's field: Johns Hopkins took the team crown with 23 points and was followed by Carnegie Mellon with 64 points. All other teams were in triple digits.

Individually, Kenny Wanlass, of Johns Hopkins, was first in 25:16 and Ryan Podnar, of Carnegie Mellon, was second 25:20.

Penn College women 6K: Alexis Durn led the squad by placing 148^th among 208 in a time of 26:48. Also, Elaina Brady was 157^th in 27:33, Ellie Miller was 178^th in 28:57, Natalie Greiner was 197^th in 32:32, Gwynn Johnson was 207^th in 43:45 and Isabella Telford was 208^th in 43:46.

Women's field: Johns Hopkins finished first with 42 points and Carnegie Mellon was second with 64 points. All other teams were in triple digits.

Individually, Chloe Bonson, of Carnegie Mellon, was first in 21:24 and Adriana Catalano, of Johns Hopkins, was second in 21:30.

Up next: Penn College's season resumes next fall.