BRUNSWICK, Maine--Junior Lauren Perkowski finished 38th overall, leading the Keene State College women's cross country team to a 19th place finish at the NCAA Regional race at Bowdoin College on Saturday morning.  The men's team finished in 27th place.

Women's Race

• Perkowski covered the 6K course in 22:52.60, the first Little East Conference runner across the finish line to finish in 38th place out 407 runners.
• Laura Dawson was 85th in 23:42.34, while Lynne Hebert was 132nd in 24:21.37.
• Other KSC runners included Christina Martin (179th, 24:55.67), Brittany Gravallese (211th, 25:21.54), Alana Olendorf (221st, 25:27.70), and Alexis Gauthier (262nd, 26:24.82).
• MIT won the team race with 87 points, while Kaitlyn Mooney of the U.S. Coast Guard Academy won the individual race in 20:43.74.

Men's Race

• Cameron Stinchfield was the first Owl male runner across the line, finishing in 26:55.67 for 96th place out of 416 runners.
• Iid Shiekh-Yusuf was in 103rd in 27:05.59, and Gavin Thomas was 173rd in 28:21.91.
• The rest of the KSC contingent included Zach Coburn (207th, 28:51.48), Tyler DeChane (220th, 29:00.47), Jackson Brannen (30:03.80), and Rob St. Laurent (288th, 30:39.98).
• Amherst College took home first place as a team, scoring 65 points, while Plymouth State's Sam Brunnette finished first individually in 24:55.97.