MOORE, Okla.- The Northwestern women's cross country team secured a dominant team victory in the R4RYK XC Festival. Reshila Curley led the way as the individual champion as 9 Rangers made up the top 10. 

Reshila Curley won the meet with a time of 19:34. This is the first time in program history that a Ranger has finished in first place as an individual. Cadence Long-Torres came in 2nd place finishing with a time of 20:01. Jessica Myers completed the top 3 sweep for the Rangers clocking a time of 20:24. Ivy Washington came across in 4th place. Washington finished with a time of 21:24. Ava Washington rounded out the top 5 for the team running 21:43. Ana Rojas and Ashley Myers got 6th and 7th respectively. Rojas ran a 21:50 and Myers followed with a 21:59. The top 10 of the meet was capped off with a pair of Ranger freshmen. Emilia Ceniceros and Kailah Wyatt earned 9th and 10th place finishes with times of 22:01 and 22:08. The team combined for an impressive total of 15 points with 2nd place getting 53.

The Rangers take to the road again next week as they travel to the competitive Southern Stampede in Joplin, Missouri. 

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