COCKEYSVILLE, Md. - Haverford senior Izzy Miller finished second overall to pace the 28th-ranked Haverford College women's cross country team at the Centennial Conference championships, leading the Fords to a third place finish overall. 

Haverford outlasted rival Swarthmore in the meet, as has been the case all season in the head-to-head meetings between the two sides. By virtue of that head-to-head victory in the conference meet, Haverford earns a point towards the overall Hood Trophy ledger. The Fords scored 97 points to Swarthmore's 121. Johns Hopkins won the meet with a score of 26 while Dickinson was second with 64 total points. Isabel Cardi of Dickinson won the individual title, edging Miller with a time of 21:48.5 on the 6K course. 

Miller, coming off an event title win at the Rowan Border Battle, etched her spot on the All-Conference first team by virtue of the silver finish in 21:57.5. Angie Petrichenko also garnered All-Conference honors as she finished ninth with a time of 22:39.8. Haverford has now had multiple all-conference honorees in four of the last six Centennial Conference championships.  Just outside of the All-Conference honorees was Griffin Kaulbach, as she placed 15th with a time of 23:24.0.

Hannah Yeakey scored 32nd for the Fords (25:22.2), crossing in 38th overall while Lauren Tanel was the fifth Haverford scorer, scoring 41 in 49th place overall. Krysta Nichols had an impressive postseason debut with a time of 25:41.6, good for 51st overall, while Annemarie Wood (84th, 28:23.9) and Hedy Goodman (87th, 29:01.2) rounded out the Haverford finishers. 

Women's cross country will next return to action two weeks from today as the Fords get set for the NCAA Metro Regional, Hosted by Rowan, the regional race will feature seven individual entrants from each team with the top two squads earning automatic bids to the NCAA Championship. The women's race will get underway at 12 p.m. that day.