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Finishing 31st overall, Emily Bryson was the second rookie to finish, becoming just the third Brandeis newcomer since 2000 to earn All-America honors.

Emily Bryson of Quincy, Mass., will be the first rookie in school history to earn individual qualification to the NCAA D3 Women's Cross Country championships.

Bryson finished 13th overall, while Maddie Dolins earned her second All-Region honor in 29th place.

After claiming the UAA crown on her home course, Emily Bryson was the second Judge to earn national weekly honors this year.

The first woman to win UAA Rookie of the Year as the champion of the meet, Emily Bryson edged her competitor from Chicago at the wire!

Rookie Emily Bryson continued her outstanding campaign with a ninth-place finish, while junior Lydia McCaleb (shown) was the team's third runner after being fourth in the previous two races.

After surging eight spots in the USTFCCCA coaches poll, the women topped #15 Amherst and #31 Wellesley en route to a 17th-place overall finish.

The Judges are seventh in New England and 30th in all of Division III in the latest United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association poll.

Ryan Stender was fourth for the men and Kelsey Whitaker eighth for the women as the Judges took both team titles.