PRESCOTT, ARIZ. – The Embry-Riddle women's cross country team had an impressive performance in Flagstaff last week, and had a repeat performance at its own event on Saturday. The 13^th-ranked Eagles had six runners finish on the top ten, and took home the individual and team championship.

Josephine Gregory finished with the fastest time, crossing the line at 20:13. Right behind Gregory to grab second place with a time of 20:33 was Josephine Banks.

Makenna Bray grabbed fourth place on Saturday, posting a time of 20:45. The next Eagle to cross the line was Emma Lewis-Williams, who put up a time of 21:09 for seventh.

Bones Parker and Lizzie Simon were the final two ERAU runners to finish in the top 10, coming in eight and ninth, respectively. Parker crossed at 21:21, while Lizzie Simon came in at 21:29.

The Eagles also had three runners take the 11^th, 12^th and 13^th spots on Saturday with a great effort. Tiffany Terry took 11^th, Kamryn Hohne claimed the 12^th spot, and Savannah Ganter crossed in 13^th.

The Eagles will have the week off from races, then get back on the course on Saturday, September 24. Embry-Riddle will travel to Cal State San Marcos to participate in Cougar Challenge in its first trip outside of Arizona this season.