SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. - The Cal Poly Humboldt women's cross country team begins its postseason Saturday, Nov. 7, at the 2026 CCAA Championships, hosted by Cal State San Bernardino at the CSUSB Cross Country Course.
The women's 6K championship race will begin at 11 a.m., following the men's competition.
Humboldt enters the conference meet after a regular season highlighted by two team victories, two CCAA Runner of the Week awards and several strong performances against Division I and Division II competition.
LAST TIME OUT
The Lumberjacks completed their regular season at the Bronco Invitational, placing 14th in the invitational race and third in the open competition.
Brinna Weiseth led Humboldt in the invitational 6K, finishing in 21:34.0.
Amaya Uvalle followed in 21:56.6, while
Sally Woodruff crossed in 22:26.7.
Aunika Miller recorded a time of 22:38.8, and
Analise Miller completed Humboldt's scoring group in 22:45.7. The Lumberjacks averaged 22:16.36 across their five scorers and finished 14th among 23 teams.
Samantha Brink led Humboldt in the open race with a time of 23:11.2.
Lyla Fedio followed closely in 23:12.5, while
Ariana Garcia crossed in 23:34.0.
Joanna Tobon and
Anna Tasky completed the scoring five.
CCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS
Humboldt placed seventh at the 2025 CCAA Championships, with
Isabel Perez-Zoghbi collecting All-CCAA honors following a 15th-place individual finish.
The Lumberjacks return to the conference meet with a lineup that has produced several standout performances throughout the season.
Uvalle opened her collegiate career by winning the Jim Hunt Invitational and later earned FloCollege/CCAA Runner of the Week recognition following her performance at the Mike Johnson Classic.
Perez-Zoghbi recorded a personal-best 5K time of 16:59.3 to finish second at the Charles Bowles Invitational, earning Humboldt's second CCAA Runner of the Week award of the season.
Weiseth, Woodruff,
Analise Miller,
Aunika Miller and Brink have also contributed to Humboldt's scoring groups during the fall as the Lumberjacks prepare to compete for conference positioning.
The top 15 individual finishers will earn All-CCAA recognition.
HOW TO FOLLOW
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UP NEXT
The NCAA Division II West Regional Championships are scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 21, at the Arcade Creek Cross Country Course in Sacramento.
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