Salisbury University men’s and women’s cross country earned team podium finishes at the 2026 Coast-to-Coast Athletic Conference Championships on October 31 at Winter Place Park, led by Anna Bodmer’s school-record women’s 6K victory. Bodmer, a senior, won the individual championship in 20:41.9, while Salisbury University’s men’s team finished second with 52 points.
Bodmer earned First-Team All C2C honors with her victory. Salisbury University’s women’s team placed third with 55 points, behind champion Christopher Newport with 35 points and UC Santa Cruz with 51.
Anna Bodmer Leads Salisbury University Women’s Cross Country
Bodmer won the women’s 6K in 20:41.9 and broke her own school record. Brynn Crandell finished second in 21:06.1, giving Salisbury the top two individual finishers and earning First-Team All C2C honors.
Callie Webb placed 13th in 22:02.9 and earned All C2C Second-Team honors. Peri Nelson finished 19th in 22:47.8, while Olivia Baker placed 20th in 22:49.3 to round out Salisbury’s scoring five.
Salisbury University Men’s Cross Country Finishes Second
Ryan Moody led Salisbury with a fourth-place finish in the men’s 8K in 25:10.8, earning First-Team All-C2C honors. Cormac Moroney followed in seventh at 25:23.8 and also earned First-Team All-C2C recognition.
Gabe Riling finished 12th in 25:39.9. Bradley Helman placed 14th in 25:47.4, and Peyton Dill finished 15th in 25:54.2; both earned Second-Team All-C2C honors.
UC Santa Cruz won the men’s team championship with 26 points. Salisbury finished with 52 points, followed by Christopher Newport with 63, Mary Washington with 110 and Regent University with 148.
Regional Championships Next
Selected Salisbury runners are scheduled to compete in the NCAA Division III Mid-Atlantic Regional Championships in Lock Haven, Pennsylvania, on November 14. The regional meet follows the programs’ conference performances at Winter Place Park.
Maryland Sports Blog Take
Salisbury University paired Anna Bodmer’s individual championship with team podium finishes for both programs. The women placed two runners in the top two, while Ryan Moody and Cormac Moroney each earned First-Team All-C2C honors after finishing inside the men’s top seven.
Source: Original report
