The University of North Dakota women’s cross-country team won the 2026 Summit League championship Saturday morning in St. Paul, Minnesota, while UND’s men finished second, according to an announcement from University of North Dakota Athletics.
The women scored 22 points, 38 fewer than runner-up South Dakota, and Shewaye Johnson won the 6-kilometer race in 20:30.0, according to the announcement. Naja Weiler placed third in 20:37.8, followed by Olivia Correale in fifth at 20:47.5, Frida Giersdorff in sixth at 20:52.4 and Marie-Louise Jorgensen in seventh at 20:55.9, the announcement said.
The announcement said the women’s five first-team All-Summit selections were the most in program history.
Louis-Lys Fanucchi placed third in 24:02.7, and Matej Hrebacka was fifth in 24:15.2, the announcement said. It described the men’s 45 points as a program-best championship result.
