2023 DIII Women's Cross Country Championship | Full Replay

Carleton won the DIII women's cross country title. The Knights finished with 151 points, 3 less than second place. Individually, St. Benedict's Fiona Smith won in 19:54:1.
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[@meganhats]

these poor commentators. Making the most of what they knew but golly give them more visuals to work with!

[@BSWANN434]

This is horrible that they do not give more camera time on the athletes and actually follow them. No one want a drone shot. Give them the same quality as D1 athletes. They won’t do this for the big name schools… All of these technical issues for D3 athletes.

[@trevorregay9283]

Wow....what a difference a year makes.......last year it was freezing and a ton of snow on the ground.......I forget where it was held......thinking in Michigan somewhere, but anyway, a much more pleasant day for the Championship I must say......

[@Roberto-iq1mv]

This is terrible coverage. Why no cameras on the lead cart? Ridiculous. Stationary cameras? Do better.

[@user-xn2hf9re8r]

thank you for posting but too much drone which is pointless

[@GeoAce777]

first one announcer said 8K then the other dude said 3rd time this year she's gone under 19'

[@revpgesqredux]

Go Wolfpack 🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺

[@Philobiblion]

Hey boy. I wonder how many of these fanboys (and girls) understand the actual significance of Fiona's crushing win? Six or seven months from now, where will Fiona be, and what will she be doing? Ah ha! You and I know the answer: She will be tucked under the protecting and empowering wing (strike that), paw of Laurie Henes, teaching Fiona, on a fast track, the ethos of the Wolfpack program. She will be teaching her that the program means, the team comes first. That is the ethos of NC State, and what Henes has to be telling her potential recruits is that State is all about the team. An individualist, like Parker, for instance, can find a home in places where an individualist may thrive. But the Katelyn Tuohy/ Kelsey Chmiel era at State taught us the meaning of a Program that bonds the group: low stick, low finishers, middle packers, 5-6-7 guys in, and those who never make varsity at all, but who are recognized, embraced and celebrated as full members of the Wolfpack. And the reason for that, is that the essence of the program, and the Pack, is its inclusion. For the strength of the pack is the wolf; and the strength of the wolf is the pack. Laurie Henes has revealed the truth of Kipling's poetry.

[@karencarman8336]

Katlyn is done!

[@bluerfoot]

You'll never be a motivational speaker.

[@bluerfoot]

"no person land" boy modern society sucks.

[@liamkearn]

Literally casting a women’s race, who cares anyways 🗿

[@nomdaploom]

Dreadful footage for 2023 standards.