Halterman’s Record-Breaking Run Leads Taylor (Ind.) to Second Women’s Cross Country Red Banner in School History
For the second consecutive year, Jaynie Halterman set a new championship record
NAIA Women’s Cross Country is more than just running from start to finish. Every race is a journey, where strength, strategy, and perseverance collide and where every stride builds character, resilience and unforgettable memories.
All roads lead to the NAIA Women’s Cross Country National Championship, which has been an annual event in the sport for over 45 years, where the nation’s top programs and hundreds of elite athletes gather to compete for glory. From the first sprint to the final mile, the championship showcases talent, determination, and relentless drive.
Whether you’re a student-athlete striving to compete at the next level, a fan cheering for your favorite team, or someone discovering the thrill of cross country for the first time, NAIA Women’s Cross Country delivers excitement, inspiration, and unforgettable moments. It’s fast, fierce and filled with the spirit of perseverance, teamwork and the joy of racing toward greatness.
For the second consecutive year, Jaynie Halterman set a new championship record
Marian (Ind.) senior Katie Woods Among 2024 Top 10s in 2025 Field
Taylor (Ind.), Milligan (Tenn.) Claim First-Place Votes
36 Teams, Select Individuals to Compete Nov. 21 at Apalachee Regional Park
Final NAIA Women’s Cross Country Top 25 Slated for Nov. 11
