SOUTH PORTLAND, Maine - The Bowdoin College women's cross country team saw its entire top-five earn All-Region honors en route to a fourth-place finish while Matthew Servin earned All-Region for the 8th-place men's team at the NCAA Northeast Regional at the Wainwright Sports Complex on Saturday afternoon. 

Women's Meet Highlights

• The Polar Bears ran an outstanding race as the entire top-five scorers earned All-Region accolades. The women averaged 22:06.18 for the 6k course with an impressive spread of 54.4 seconds for their point scorers. White and Miller ran personal-best to help the team to a fourth-place finish. 

• Laura White was the low-stick for Bowdoin for the second meet with her ninth-place finish clocking a time of 21:36.33. Francine Miller took 21st overall in 21:59.83, Cam Meyer was eight seconds behind in 27th-place (22:07.54). Kaylee Hale (22:16.44) and Gwen Purnell rounded the top five (22:30.79) placing 31st and 35th to round out all-region accolades. 

• First year Elise Casso (22:40.6) and Ellie Saksena (22:43.1) rounded out the Polar Bears top-seven in 38th and 40th, respectively.

Men's Meet Highlights

• The men's squad were led by frontrunner Matthew Servin coming off All-NESCAC honors at the conference championships. Servin ran a personal-best time of 24:26.2 for 17th-place and All-Region accolades.

• Oliver Brandes was the second Polar Bear to finish clocking 25:09.6 to 41st place. Seamus McDonough (25:17.9) and Ryan Boulanger (25:49.8) both broke 26 minutes for 47th and 65th-place, respectively. 

• The first year Daniel Smith (26:07.6) rounded the top-five taking 80th overall. 

• Griffin Brown (26:38.5) and Pearce Covert (26:42.8) concluded the Polar Bears squad taking 88th and 90th in a field of over 200 runners.

Up Next 

• The NCAA will announce selections for the Division III Championship on Sunday, November 15, at 3:00p.m. to be held next weekend in Northfield, Minnesota, hosted by Carleton College.