The Rhodes women's cross country team turned in a strong team performance, placing 4th overall with 100 points in a competitive 6K field at the Rowan Interregional Border Battle in Glassboro, NJ. Elena Gentry paced the Lynx with a standout 3rd-place finish (21:21.4), giving Rhodes an early presence at the front of the race. Anna Cantrell backed her up with a top-10 result in 10th (21:50.3), and the squad's mid-pack depth held steady with Caroline Wilder (80th, 23:24.1), Vivian Kalb (91st, 23:36.4), and Emmaline Ritter (97th, 23:41.3) all contributing important displacement. The second half of the lineup — Riley Imbornone (117th, 24:09.4), Ellie Spears (121st, 24:12.8), Abby MacLean (135th, 24:26.1), Claire Bramlett (148th, 24:34.1), and Kate Hinson-Hume (156th, 24:39.0) — provided valuable depth to close out the roster. With a top-3 individual, a runner in the top 10, and solid contributions throughout the pack, Rhodes showed both front-end firepower and the team depth that will serve them well late in the season.