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10.29.26 | Women's Cross Country
HAMPTON, Va. (Oct. 29, 2026) … The regular season will come to a close for the Hampton University women's cross country team on Friday morning as they'll compete in the CAA Championships at Bethpage State Park in New York. The women's 6k race will start at 11 a.m. and will have live results available at this link.
Hampton has competed in three meets this season:
At the Spider Alumni Open on Sept. 5, Peninah Mutisya won the race covering the 4k course in 13:55.4. Avah Savage pulled a top 15 finish coming in 14th in 14:52.4, while Shari Brown was 34th in 15:27.3. Other Hampton finishers included Angel Moultrie (102nd/17:55.7), Alannah Runge (104th/17:59.5) and Yetunde Saibu Olayinka (115th/18:52.8).
At the CNU Invitational on Sept. 18, Mutisya won her second straight race covering the 6k course in 21:25.4 to outdistance Sarah Dake of Christopher Newport who was second in 22:18.8. Savage ran a personal best to finish fourth in 22:25.3 as she chopped 33 seconds off her previous best of 22:58.4 set last year at the NCAA Southeast Regionals. Johnson finished out three in the top 20 for the Pirates as she ran a 25:03.1 to take 17th. Moultrie was 30th in 27:04.4 and Yetunde Olayinka was 36th in 27:49.5.
At the Richmond Invitational on Oct. 3, Savage was the top finisher for Hampton coming in 28th in 22:42.7. Brown was 64th in 23:28.9 over the 6k course. Johnson covered the course in 24:09.0 to finish 85th. Moultrie ran a season best 26:41.6 to finish 114th. Arriah Gilmer was close to Moultrie in 119th running 28:29.6. Runge rounded out the Hampton participants in 122nd with a time of 29:50.7.
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Hampton has competed in three meets this season:
At the Spider Alumni Open on Sept. 5, Peninah Mutisya won the race covering the 4k course in 13:55.4. Avah Savage pulled a top 15 finish coming in 14th in 14:52.4, while Shari Brown was 34th in 15:27.3. Other Hampton finishers included Angel Moultrie (102nd/17:55.7), Alannah Runge (104th/17:59.5) and Yetunde Saibu Olayinka (115th/18:52.8).
At the CNU Invitational on Sept. 18, Mutisya won her second straight race covering the 6k course in 21:25.4 to outdistance Sarah Dake of Christopher Newport who was second in 22:18.8. Savage ran a personal best to finish fourth in 22:25.3 as she chopped 33 seconds off her previous best of 22:58.4 set last year at the NCAA Southeast Regionals. Johnson finished out three in the top 20 for the Pirates as she ran a 25:03.1 to take 17th. Moultrie was 30th in 27:04.4 and Yetunde Olayinka was 36th in 27:49.5.
At the Richmond Invitational on Oct. 3, Savage was the top finisher for Hampton coming in 28th in 22:42.7. Brown was 64th in 23:28.9 over the 6k course. Johnson covered the course in 24:09.0 to finish 85th. Moultrie ran a season best 26:41.6 to finish 114th. Arriah Gilmer was close to Moultrie in 119th running 28:29.6. Runge rounded out the Hampton participants in 122nd with a time of 29:50.7.
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