The William and Mary women's cross country team sent 11 of its members down to Lee Hall Manion State Park on Saturday morning, coming away with the win at the CNU Cross Country Invitational for the second year in a row.  The Tribe scored 21 points in the Division I section, ahead of VCU (39), Norfolk State (79), and an incomplete team from Hampton.  VCU's Emily Dyke won the race in 22:29.5.

W&M junior Leanna Eisenman (Front Royal, Va.) had the best finish of her career so far, crossing the line second overall in 22:31.6 to lead the Tribe.  Classmate Becca Eudailey (Quinton, Va.) was the bronze-medalist in 22:45.6, and junior Erica Amatori (Cary, N.C.) was fourth overall in 23:15.1 in her season debut.  Captain Heather Clagett (Norfolk, Va.) rounded out the top five in 23:17.9, and redshirt-freshman Molly Applegate (Toms River, N.J.) finished the scoring in 24:09.8 for seventh overall.  Senior Kelly Rogers (McLean, Va.) was sixth for the Green and Gold, running 24:19.8 for 11th overall, and junior Meghan Mulroy (Midlothian, Va.) finished the scoring team in 24:48.8 for 13th place.

William and Mary has next weekend off, before traveling to Boston to try and defend its CAA Championships on Saturday, Nov. 1.

CNU Invitational - 6K
Lee Hall Mansion State Park

Division I Teams
1. William and Mary 21
2. VCU 39
3. Norfolk State 79
4. Hampton (Incomplete)

Top Five Individuals
1. Emily Dyke (VCU) 22:29.5
2. Leanna Eisenman (W&M) 22:31.6
3. Becca Eudailey (W&M) 22:45.6
4. Erica Amatori (W&M) 23:15.1
5. Heather Clagett (W&M) 23:17.9

Other W&M Individuals
7. Molly Applegate 24:09.8
11. Kelly Rogers 24:19.8
13. Meghan Mulroy 24:48.8
15. McCall Ledgett 25:08.5
16. Carolyn Cunniffe 25:17.4
19. Sarah Garratt 25:39.4
22. Ashley Bruce 27:51.0