
11/12/2026 5:03:00 PM | Men's Cross Country, Women's Cross Country
SPARTANBURG, S.C. - The College of Charleston men's and women's cross country teams will compete at the NCAA Southeast Regional on Friday, November 13, in Spartanburg, S.C. The men's 8k is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m., followed by the women's 6k at 11 a.m.
Most recently, the Cougars competed at the CAA Cross Country Championships, hosted by Hofstra, on Friday, October 30. The women's team finished seventh out of 12 teams, while the men placed sixth in a field of 11.
Junior Abby Mogg led the Charleston women, finishing 28th overall in a field of 111 runners with a time of 21:49.3. Mogg recorded her second-fastest 6k time of the season. Gail Vaikutis followed in 37th place, setting a new personal best of 22:11.8. Freshman Callie Rohm also recorded a personal best in her CAA Championship debut, finishing in 22:20.2.
Rounding out the women's scorers were freshmen Anna Kelly and junior Bella Hudson, placing 54th and 63rd, respectively. Kelly also recorded a personal best with a time of 22:37.1, while Lauren Resnick added another personal best, finishing in 23:41.3.
On the men's side, sophomores Thomas Flaig and Adrian Miller paced the Cougars, finishing just one-tenth of a second apart. Flaig placed 30th with a time of 25:24.8, while Miller followed in 31st at 25:24.9. Junior Andrew Catapano was the next Charleston finisher, clocking a time of 25:33.6. Freshman Greyson Brown and sophomore Riley Hugues rounded out the men's scoring, finishing in 26:15.9 and 26:19.6, respectively.
Five Cougars recorded personal bests at the conference championship, with Vaikutis, Rohm, Kelly, Cara Grace Phillips and Resnick each setting new marks.
The Cougars will close out their fall competition schedule on Friday at the NCAA Southeast Regional, looking to finish the fall season with strong performances against a competitive regional field.
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