RESULTS

Sunken Meadow, NY – Sophomore Analissa Redmond ran a personal best to highlight a tremendous day of competition for the Monroe University women's cross country team at the St. Joseph's Invite on a cold, rainy, and windy Saturday afternoon. Redmond secured a top-15 finish in Saturday's meet with a personal-best time of 22:00.40, outpacing runners from Felician, Caldwell, Staten Island, and Queens.

Sophomore Brooke Sheppard was the next Mustang to cross the line, clocking a season-best time of 22:54.00. Freshman Uzariel Hodge followed closely behind, crossing the finish line with a personal-best time of 23:32.50.
The personal bests continued down the roster for Monroe. Freshman Zekisha Kelly crossed next at 23:43.50, followed by freshman Niera Eugene with a personal best time of 24:05.70. Sophomore Anihra Wilkes also secured a personal best, crossing the line at 24:47.90. Rounding out the stellar day for the Mustangs were freshman Loriann Blake (personal-best 25:05.60), freshman Jaden Edwards-Barry (personal-best 25:29.80), and Tricha Walker, who finished with a personal-best time of 27:19.60.

"Today's course was very challenging; it was cold, windy, and hilly. I am very proud of these ladies who took on today's challenge," said head coach Shirvon Greene. "It was a tough season overall due to obstacles like the weather and terrain all season long. Thank you to each of the runners who contributed this year, especially during our transition period. I am very happy and proud of the determination, resiliency, and grit each runner showed. Special thanks also go to the coaching and support staff who ensured that each runner was prepared. This is definitely a step in the right direction. As our team motto says, 'KEEP SHOWING UP,' and that's exactly what they did all season long."

This concludes the 2026 season for the Mustangs. The team will now look to prepare for the upcoming indoor track and field season.