SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. -
Isabel Perez-Zoghbi raced to a runner-up finish and led the Cal Poly Humboldt women's cross country team to fourth place at the 2026 CCAA Championships on Saturday morning at the Cal State San Bernardino Cross Country Course.
Perez-Zoghbi completed the women's 6K in 20 minutes, 38 seconds to finish second among 108 runners. She crossed just over nine seconds behind individual champion Della Molina of Chico State and more than two seconds ahead of the third-place finisher.
Humboldt placed fourth among 12 teams with 140 points. The Lumberjacks recorded a combined scoring time of 1:48:51 and averaged 21:47 across their five scoring runners.
Brinna Weiseth delivered Humboldt's second scoring performance, placing 17th overall in 21:23.6. Freshman
Amaya Uvalle followed in 30th with a time of 21:55.4.
Tea Kaizen crossed the line in 22:15.8 to place 45th overall and score fourth for the Lumberjacks.
Sally Woodruff completed Humboldt's scoring group with a 58th-place finish in 22:38.1.
Ariana Garcia finished 63rd in 23:01.9, while
Samantha Brink followed in 64th at 23:03.3 to round out Humboldt's top seven.
Aunika Miller posted a time of 23:16.5,
Analise Miller completed the course in 23:22.6 and
Lyla Fedio crossed in 23:31.0.
Humboldt finished 14 points ahead of fifth-place Cal State San Marcos and 16 points ahead of sixth-place Cal State Monterey Bay.
Chico State captured the team championship with 29 points, followed by Stanislaus State with 50 and Cal Poly Pomona with 75.
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The Lumberjacks are scheduled to compete at the NCAA Division II West Regional Championships on Saturday, Nov. 21, at the Arcade Creek Cross Country Course in Sacramento. Race times will be announced later.
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