OSWEGO, N.Y. - Geneseo won its 11th straight and 21st overall SUNYAC women's cross country championship, Saturday at the Fallbrook Recreational Center in Oswego, N.Y. Brockport finished second and Cortland was third. Oneonta sophomore Megan Francoeur won the 6K race finishing the course in 22:40.5.
2022 Women's Cross Country All-Conference Teams
Megan Francoeur, Oneonta
Kerry Flower, Brockport
Kate Cochran, New Paltz
Lilly Fowler-Conner, Geneseo
Sierra Doody, Geneseo
Second Team
Gabriella McCarthy, Geneseo
Penelope Greene, Geneseo
Katherine Vogel, Geneseo
Kaitlyn Grossman, Geneseo
Ann Brennan, Geneseo
Third Team
Khalifah Tracey, Cortland
Veronica Dailey, Brockport
Ella Dephillips, Oneonta
Vanessa Burkard, Cortland
Raechel Zielinski, Geneseo
2022 Women's Cross Country Championship Hall of Fame Inductees
Megan Francoeur, Oneonta
Kerry Flower, Brockport
Kate Cochran, New Paltz
Lilly Fowler-Conner, Geneseo
Sierra Doody, Geneseo
Enshrinement into the Hall of Fame is attained by meeting one of the following three criteria:
Finishing in the Top 5 during one championship
Finishing in the Top 10 during two championships
Finishing in the Top 15 during three championships
Elite 20
The SUNYAC Elite 20, an award modeled after the NCAA ELITE 90 program, recognizes the true essence of the student-athlete by honoring the individual who has reached the pinnacle of competition at the conference championship level in his or her sport, while also achieving the highest academic standard among his or her peers.
This year there is a four-way tie for the SUNYAC women's cross country Elite 20 award. All maintaining a 4.00 GPA, the SUNYAC recognized Kristin Kelemen from Fredonia, an English adolescence education major; Katherine Peterson from Geneseo who is undeclared; Veronica Szygalowicz from Geneseo who is majoring in Biology, socio-medical sciences; and Sabrina Mena from Oneonta who is a Dietetics major.
Team Finishes
- Geneseo
- Brockport
- Cortland
- Oneonta
- New Paltz
- Plattsburgh
- Fredonia
- Oswego
