HUNTSVILLE, Ala. – The Florida Southern College women's cross country team had a solid meet at the Chargers Invite at John Hunt Park this afternoon, finishing 7^th overall out of 28 teams.
 
The Moccasins placed seventh in the field with 244 points. The University of Tampa won the meet with 94 points, followed by Catawba (105 points), and Lee (110 points). Other top six teams were Embry-Riddle (168 points), Cedarville (170 points), and Palm Beach Atlantic (202 points).
 
Grace Reed led the Mocs, finishing 16th with a time of 21:17.69. Emma Pfeiffer posted a top-30 time of 21:45.43 on the course and was the top-50 finisher for FSC. Emma Howes was 61^st with a time of 22:14.49, followed closely by Hannah Harris in 66^th with a time of 22:18.20. Nika Gividen was 80^th in 22:29.59, with five Mocs in the top 100 of a stacked competition.
 
Heloise Pinto was next for FSC with a time of 22:48.12, and Reagan Chambless a couple of seconds later in a time of 22:51.80. Grace Mooney finished in 23:08.33, with Sindy Moncada in 23:34.55. Other Moc racers included Kira Mothershed (23:43.02), Madison Boyko (23:45.96), Kelsey Cook (24:10.52), and Ashley Girouard (24:15.40).
 
Women's 6K Results
16 - Grace Reed - 21:17.69
30 - Emma Pfeiffer - 21:45.43
61 - Emma Howes - 22:14.49
66 - Hannah Harris - 22:18.20
80 - Nika Gividen - 22:29.59
105 - Heloise Pinto - 22:48.12
110 - Reagan Chambless - 22:51.80
142 - Grace Mooney - 23:08.33
181 - Sindy Moncada - 23:34.55
186 - Kira Mothershed - 23:43.02
190 - Madison Boyko - 23:45.96
216 - Kelsey Cook - 24:10.52
224 - Ashley Girouard - 24:15.40
 
Next up, the Mocs look forward to the 2026 Sunshine State Conference Championship on Saturday, Nov. 7, with an 8:45 a.m. start at Holloway Park.