UW's Lindsay Flanagan finishes sixth in NACAC Cross Country Championships...

University of Washington freshman Lindsay Flanagan (left/photo by Mike Scott) finished sixth in the junior women's (19-under) NACAC Cross Country Championships Saturday at the Mt. Irvine Golf Course on the island of Tobago.

Flanagan, who finished ninth at the USA Junior Cross Country Championships in Spokane three weeks earlier, clocked 14:08 over the four-kilometer course.

Canada's Genevieve Lalonde won the NACAC title with a time of 13:50, with Team USA's Madeline Morgan second at 13:53.

Canada's Caroline Pfister (13:56) and Chelsea Graham (14:00) finished third and fourth, and combined with teammate Ciara Kary's eighth place finish (14:30), led the Canadians to repeat as NACAC team champions with a low score of 16 points, as opposed to the Americans' 24 points.

Jamaica finished third in the NACAC team race with a score of 56 points.

Afterwards, Flanagan said, "It was a pretty tough course, with lots of rocks and lots of hills. The weather was tough to overcome, as it was 95 degrees but felt like 100. It was a really great experience though and am so happy to have made the trip"

Complete results from the NACAC Cross Country Championships can be accessed here...