
11/13/2026 11:28:00 AM | Cross Country
SACRAMENTO, Calif.- Gonzaga Men's and Women's cross country capped off a successful season of team competition on Friday morning with respective sixth and seventh place finishes at the NCAA West Regional Championship.
The Gonzaga men again finished ahead of every other Pac-12 team while taking the sixth place overall finish in the 10k. The Zags were led by a 13th overall individual finish for Logan Law, who ran a time of 29:23.1, which is now the sixth fastest 10k recorded in program history. Law was joined in the program record book by Dylan Rowell, who followed up a Pac-12 Freshman of the Year award with a 29:42.9 time, setting the ninth fastest 10k time in GU history. Both Law and Rowell were named to the USTFCCCA All-West region for finishing in the top 25 as individuals.
Ryan Mitchell finished 40th overall in the West with a time of 30:03.6. Dylan Weniger and Logan Schartwz finished within two places and two seconds of each other, with 44th and 46th overall finishes and times of 30:13.2 & 30:14.9. The GU men's cross country team has now finished in the top 10 in the West as a team for the last nine seasons.
The women's cross country team was led to a seventh overall team finish behind a 33rd individual finish for Charlotte Dillon, who had a time of 20:16.4 in the 6k. Audrey Orme finished 44th with a time of 20:30.8, while Emma Taggi Padro finished 49th overall on a 20:36.4 time. Sloan Dickson and Ava Sutherland closed out the scoring five with respective times of 20:44.5 and 20:50.3. The GU women's team has finished with a top 10 regional finish each of the last six seasons.
With his individual result, Logan Law is in consideration for a possible individual bid to the NCAA Cross Country National Championship. The selection of at-large bids will be announced by the NCAA on NCAA.com on Saturday at 2 p.m.













