FARMINGDALE, N.Y. – Seven Dukes ran lifetime bests as James Madison cross country finished 13th at the ECAC Championship at Bethpage State Park on Saturday afternoon.
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Anna Pucilowski led the way with a 6K PR of 21:05.1 for 22nd, the third-fastest time among first-year competitors.
Carol-Anne Garrett (64th – 21:42.2) was the second Duke to cross the finish line, followed by
Taylor Myers (75th – 21:44.7),
Sidney Walters (77th – 21:46.0), and Long Island native
Mullane Baumiller (120th – 22:12.4).
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Boston University notched the team victory with 80 points, paced by individual champion Adrienne Buettner-Cable in 19:47.8. Columbia posted a runner-up effort with 99 points, while Yale (105) rounded out the top three.
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The Dukes will return to action on Oct. 30 for the Sun Belt Championship, which will take place at the Graham Creek Nature Preserve in Foley, Ala. The 5K title race is slated to begin at 10:15 a.m. ET (9:15 a.m. CT) and will stream on ESPN+.
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Quoting Head Coach Rebekah Ricksecker
"I'm pleased with our performance today. We moved up really well throughout the race and improved on our team average by 39 seconds compared to our last 6k and had seven lifetime bests.
Anna Pucilowski continued her phenomenal season by getting a medal for her top-25 finish.
Carol-Anne Garrett had a huge race today, pushing the pace and being rewarded with a big PR. The biggest improvement of the day was Ellie Rainey with a monster race, crushing her PR by a minute and 20 seconds. This was a great day, and I'm really proud of the effort and performance of our athletes."
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JMU Runners
22.
Anna Pucilowski – 21:05.1 (PR)
64.
Carol-Anne Garrett – 21:42.2 (PR)
75.
Taylor Myers – 21:44.7 (PR)
77.
Sidney Walters – 21:46.0
120.
Mullane Baumiller – 22:12.4 (PR)
138.
Ariana Logsdon – 22:25.5 (PR)
158.
Elizabeth Rainey – 22:35.2 (PR)
180.
Elizabeth Scarpa – 22:49.1 (PR)
205.
Faith Ford – 23:08.0
246.
Nancy Maiyo – 24:07.1