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West Texas A&M is choice to win LSC Women's Cross Country title; Runners to Watch list announced

West Texas A&M is predicted to win its fourth consecutive Lone Star Conference women's cross country championship according to the 2026 preseason poll, it was announced on Tuesday (Aug. 25). In addition, 28 athletes were named to the runners to watch list.
 
The preseason poll is voted on by LSC head coaches and sports information directors, while the runners to watch are nominated by their member institution.
 
West Texas A&M, which has won five conference titles overall (also 2012 and 2013), collected 510 points and 30 of the 32 possible first place votes. Head coach Zach Daniel’s Lady Buffs finished ninth at the NCAA Division II Championships and fifth at the South Central Regional.
 
UT Tyler is the second-place conference pick with 445 points. The Patriots finished third at the conference meet last year. DBU, which won three straight conference title from 2020-22, is the third-place pick with 444 points and one first-place vote. Midwestern State, which has won seven LSC titles since 2008, is the fourth-place pick with 428 points and the final first-place vote.
 
Oklahoma Christian is the fifth-place selection with 379 points, followed by Cameron (325 points), St. Edward’s (303 points), 2019 LSC champion Lubbock Christian (265 points), Texas A&M International (249 points) and Western New Mexico (245 points) to round out the top 10.
 
Texas A&M-Kingsville, which won the league crown in 1986, is the 11th-place pick with 201 points. UT Dallas is 12th with 176 points, followed by Eastern New Mexico (138 points), six-time conference champion Angelo State (132 points), UT Permian Basin (78 points) and Sul Ross State (35) to finish out the poll.
 
The runners to watch list features five LSC All-Conference members from a year ago: WT juniors Naomi Addo and Abigail Abugire; OC graduate student Brooke Latham; UTT senior Finley Hunting; and ENMU sophomore Chama El-Hadiri.
 
Addo (21:04.8 in the 6K) was named 2025 LSC Runner of the Year, while El-Hadiri earned LSC Freshman of the Year honors.
 
Notes:
  • The LSC women’s cross country season begins as early as Sept. 3. To see the league schedule, click here.
  • The LSC Cross Country Championships are scheduled for Nov. 7 at LCU Cross Country Course in Lubbock, Texas. The event will be hosted by LCU.
  • The NCAA Division II South Central Regional is scheduled for Nov. 21 at LCU Cross Country Course in Lubbock, Texas.
  • The NCAA Division II National Championship is scheduled for Dec. 4 at Rim Rock Farm in Lawrence, Kansas.
 
2026 LSC WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY PRESEASON POLL, PLAYERS TO WATCH
 
Preseason Poll
Rank Team  1st Pts.
1 West Texas A&M 30 510
2 UT Tyler 445
3 DBU 1 444
4 Midwestern State 1 428
5 Oklahoma Christian 379
6 Cameron 325
7 St. Edward’s 303
8 Lubbock Christian 265
9 Texas A&M International 249
10 Western New Mexico 245
11 Texas A&M-Kingsville 201
12 UT Dallas 176
13 Eastern New Mexico 138
14 Angelo State 132
15 UT Permian Basin 78
16 Sul Ross State 35

Runners to Watch
Athlete Team Cl. Major Hometown
Chasity Benson Angelo State Jr. Biology Roby, Texas
Ashley Stratton Angelo State Jr. Psychology San Antonio, Texas
Akaya Lightbourne Cameron Sr. Psychology Freeport, Bahamas
Daira Rojas Vazquez Cameron So. Psychology McAllen, Texas
Courtney Richman DBU Sr. Leadership Katy, Texas
Lesli Salas DBU Sr. Commercial Art San Angelo, Texas
Chama El Hadiri Eastern New Mexico So. Business Admin. & Management Marrakech, Morocco
Elsa Tagesson Eastern New Mexico Fr. Undecided Boraas, Sweeden
Reese Pena Lubbock Christian So. Psychology Lubbock, Texas
Lily Rodriguez Lubbock Christian So. Middle School Education Snyder, Texas
Grace Pineda Midwestern State Jr. Exercise Physiology Fort Worth, Texas
Brooke Latham Oklahoma Christian Gr. MBA Amarillo, Texas
Kinley Kite Oklahoma Christian Jr. Elementary Education Norman, Okla.
Adriana Rodriguez St. Edward's Jr. Social Work Dale, Texas
Lily Burton St. Edward's Fr. Kinesiology Ipswich, Suffolk
Eileen Cheruto Texas A&M International Fr. Exercise Science& Kinesiology Kapsabet, Kenya
Sharon Kemboi Texas A&M International Fr. Nursing Eldoret, Nandi, Kenya
Kayla Garcia-Trevino Texas A&M-Kingsville So. Pre-Physical Therapy Kingsville, Texas
Joan Jerono UT Dallas Fr. Accounting Kilibwoni, Kenya
Marianna Salazar UT Dallas Fr. Business Analytics & AI Cypress, Texas
Celine Maldanado UT Permian Basin So. Criminology Midland, Texas
Briana Valenzuela UT Permian Basin Fr. Nursing Odessa, Texas
Finley Hunting UT Tyler Sr. Psychology San Antonio, Texas
Gracie Lander UT Tyler Sr. Kinesiology Plano, Texas
Abigail Abugire West Texas A&M Jr. Health Sciences Legon, Ghana
Naomi Addo West Texas A&M Jr. Health Sciences Accra, Ghana
Jeannette Rivera Western New Mexico Sr. Kinesiology El Paso, Texas
McKenna Sahd Western New Mexico Sr. Biology Angel Fire, N.M.