WINNECONE, Wis. – SUNY Geneseo senior Jacquie Huben finished an All-America 29th place out of 280 runners to lead the Knights to second place out of 32 teams at the 36th NCAA Division III Women's Cross Country Championships hosted by Wisconsin-Oshkosh at Lake Breeze Golf Club, Saturday. Today's result was the team's second-highest finish ever at the national championship race and best since winning the title 10 years ago in 2005.

Geneseo totaled 179 points to finish runner-up to Williams, who recorded 81 points to take the crown. MIT (182), Johns Hopkins (188) and Washington University (193) rounded out the top-five teams.

Huben completed the six-kilometer course in a time of 21:43.2 to become the 17th All-America in program history while junior Sara Rosenzweig crossed the finish line in 37th (21:47.4).

Junior Marissa Cossaro came in 63rd place (22:05.5) followed by first-year Elise Ramirez in 71st (22:08.2) and first-year Olivia Ryan in 74th (22:11.2) to round out the Knights' top-five runners.

Sophomore Kristen Homeyer finished 110th (22:24.7) while senior Ashton Hughes was 225th (23:10.9).

Geneseo was one of 19 institutions that were represented at this year's championship by both their men's and women's programs and one of three schools that won both men's and women's regional titles. Winners of the Atlantic Region, Geneseo joined Emory University (Ga.) who swept the South/Southeast Region and Williams College who swept the New England Region.

Geneseo Women's Cross Country All-Americans (NCAA finish)
2015 Jacquie Huben - 29th
2014 Cassie Goodman - 20th
2010 Marissa Liberati - 27th
2009 Sandra Goettelman - 18th
2007 Liz Montgomery - 2nd
2007 Meghan Nolan - 14th
2006 Liz Montgomery - 18th
2005 Liz Montgomery - 3rd
2005 Marta Scott - 24th
2005 Shannon Griggs - 30th
2002 Melissa White - 3rd
2002 Joanna Zieno - 26th
2001 Melissa White - 4th
2000 Jen Rettke - 17th
1995 Christine Sisting - 3rd
1994 Christine Sisting - 9th
1985 Mary Ryan - 25th