BEVERLY, Mass. – At the Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) Cross Country Championships on Saturday, the Roger Williams’ men’s squad and the Suffolk women’s squad claimed team titles, repeating their victories from the event in 2022 and 2021.

In the men’s 8K race, the Hawks were led by sophomore Nathan Tassey, this season’s individual champion, defending his title from 2022, and the Runner of the Year. RWU had three finishers in the top eight and all five scorers in the 14.

In the women’s 6K race, Gordon junior Rachel Brennan won her third-straight league title en route to a Runner of the Year nod. The Rams of Suffolk finished three runners in the top 10 and all five scorers in the top 13.

Men’s Team Results
1. Roger Williams (42)
2. Suffolk (57)
3. Gordon (90)
4. Endicott (98)
5. Wentworth (120)
6. UNE (180)
7. Nichols (182)
8. WNE (200)
9. Curry (294)

Men’s All-Conference Team
1. SO Nathan Tassey, Roger Williams, 25:44.2
2. FR Troy Silvestri, UNE, 26:01.0
3. JR Josh Lehmann, Endicott, 26:23.9
4. FR Jesse Comanda, Gordon, 26:26.4
5. JR Thomas Novy, Suffolk, 26:32.6
6. FR William Krause, Roger Williams, 26:34.2
7. JR Caleb Nye, Endicott, 26:36.0
8. FR Dylan Beggins, Roger Williams, 26:41.9
9. JR Tim Barry, Suffolk, 26:42.6
10. JR Colin McGinn, Gordon, 26:55.1
11. SO Ryan Ballard, Wentworth, 27:00.5
12. SO Hayden Green, Suffolk, 27:01.4
13. SR Trey Generali, Roger Williams, 27:03.0
14. SR Will Tainter-Gilber, Roger Williams, 27:04.0
15. JR Luke Sikora, Suffolk, 27:04.1

Women’s Team Results
1. Suffolk (44)
2. Endicott (49)
3. Roger Williams (75)
4. Gordon (76)
5. UNE (101)
6. WNE (173)
7. Wentworth (214)

Women’s All-Conference Team
1. JR Rachel Brennan, Gordon, 21:48.9
2. JR Carolyn Day, Gordon, 22:47.6
3. SR Ellie Davis, Suffolk, 22:58.6
4. SO Cailin Lawlor, Endicott, 23:05.6
5. SR Caitlin Boufford, Roger Williams, 23:41.4
6. SO Hannah Shepard, Endicott, 23:44.9
7. JR Sarah Roberts, Suffolk, 23:54.2
8. FR Sofia Moukaddem, Endicott, 23:58.0
9. SO Katie Flaherty, Roger Williams, 23:59.2
10. JR Sydney Fogg, Suffolk, 24:01.5
11. SO Amy Pattelena, Suffolk, 24:05.6
12. SR Kelsee Gladu, UNE, 24:06.9
13. FR Emily Concepcion, Suffolk, 24:23.0
14. JR Brie Am Ende, Endicott, 24:27.3
15. SR Brittany Martin, Roger Williams, 24:28.6

Visit Championships Central for complete results.

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