FORT WORTH, Tex.- The Northwestern women's cross country team competed in Dallas Baptist's annual Old Glory Gallop this weekend. This competitive meet was the final race of the regular season before the conference championship.

Junior Reshila Curley led the way for the Rangers with a time of 19:03.59. Curley was the 112th runner to cross the line out of over 400 athletes. Senior Cadence Long-Torres followed behind Curley running a time of 19:17.93. Sophomore Jessica Myers finished third on the Ranger squad clocking a time of 20:11.31. Following Myers was senior Ivy Washington. Washington crossed the finish line running a 20:30.85. Rounding out the scoring five for the Rangers was the freshman Emilia Ceniceros. Ceniceros finished the race with a time of 20:33.04. Close behind in 6th and 7th place was senior Seriah Vess and freshman Camila Espore. Vess ran a time of 20:38.15, while Espore crossed the line with a 20:38.57. In total, nine Rangers earned new personal records. 

The Rangers now turn their attention to the conference championship meet hoping to keep up the momentum. That race is scheduled for November 7th in Shawnee, OK. 

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