Colorado State University Athletics
Friday, November 13
Albuquerque, N.M.
Women: 11:00 AM/ Men: 12:00 PM
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NCAA Mountain Region Championships
11/13/2026 1:55:00 PM | Cross Country
Friday’s meet concludes the 2026 season for Colorado State, the program’s first Pac-12 Championship appearance
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Colorado State cross country competed at the NCAA Mountain Region Championships on Friday, hosted at the UNM North Golf Course. The men's team placed 10th, the women's team 11th, out of 16 scoring teams on each side.
Catherine Garrison, the fifth-year transfer from William and Mary, finished 32nd in the women's 6K, posting a time of 21:08.0. Senior Abigail Petr followed, finishing 61st in 21:58.5, and junior Allison Pippert crossed 70th in 22:13.1. Tatum Berg recorded an 83rd-place finish in 22:43.6, with Ruby Schwelm not far behind, crossing in 22:46.8 and completing the Rams' scoring crew.
The men's squad finished 10th overall, with junior Davis Rydman leading the charge in his first collegiate 10K. Rydman finished 52nd with a time of 31:04.3, followed by Ryan Schumacher in 54th at 31:08.0, a personal-best for the fifth-year transfer from Notre Dame. Nic Spencer placed 58th in 31:12.9, also running in his first collegiate 10K. Chris Henry finished 59th in 31:13.3, with each of the Rams' top four runners completing the course within nine seconds of one another. Freshman Zarian Rodriguez concluded the scoring five, finishing 69th at 31:29.1, the third of the men competing in his first collegiate 10K. Parker Westermann finished 82nd, crossing the finish line in a personal-best 32:08.9.
Looking Ahead
The Rams did not earn an automatic bid to the NCAA Championships, and Colorado State's season concluded with Friday's meet.
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Catherine Garrison, the fifth-year transfer from William and Mary, finished 32nd in the women's 6K, posting a time of 21:08.0. Senior Abigail Petr followed, finishing 61st in 21:58.5, and junior Allison Pippert crossed 70th in 22:13.1. Tatum Berg recorded an 83rd-place finish in 22:43.6, with Ruby Schwelm not far behind, crossing in 22:46.8 and completing the Rams' scoring crew.
The men's squad finished 10th overall, with junior Davis Rydman leading the charge in his first collegiate 10K. Rydman finished 52nd with a time of 31:04.3, followed by Ryan Schumacher in 54th at 31:08.0, a personal-best for the fifth-year transfer from Notre Dame. Nic Spencer placed 58th in 31:12.9, also running in his first collegiate 10K. Chris Henry finished 59th in 31:13.3, with each of the Rams' top four runners completing the course within nine seconds of one another. Freshman Zarian Rodriguez concluded the scoring five, finishing 69th at 31:29.1, the third of the men competing in his first collegiate 10K. Parker Westermann finished 82nd, crossing the finish line in a personal-best 32:08.9.
Looking Ahead
The Rams did not earn an automatic bid to the NCAA Championships, and Colorado State's season concluded with Friday's meet.
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