Women's Cross Country | 11/23/2024 4:01:00 PM

SACRAMENTO, Calif. – Kelley Selheimer (Lansdale, Pa./North Penn) competed for the second-straight season at the 2024 NCAA Women's Cross Country NCAA Championships on Sunday. The senior finished in the top half of the field in back-to-back seasons.
 
Selheimer finished 105^th out of 259 runners with a time of 22:12.9. She started strong as she hit the first 1K with a time of 3:29.4 and was sitting in 119^th place. She ran a 3:40.0 in the second 1K as she moved back to 124^th place one-third of the way through the race. Selheimer kicked it into another gear as she ran a 3:02.4 to hit the 2.8K mark at 10:11.8 and take over 121^st place.
 
She continued to work her way past her competitors as she took over 113^th at the 3.8K mark as she ran a 3:33.1 in her next split. As Selheimer crossed the 4.8K mark, she was in 109^th with a total time of 17:34.5 and another split of 3:49.7. Selheimer reached the 5.6K mark in 106^th place at 20:38.6. She ran a final 400-yards in 1:34.4 to move into 105^th as she crossed the finish line at 22:12.9.
 
Selheimer completes her career on the cross country course with three-straight All-PSAC and All-Region honors and was a back-to-back NCAA at-large qualifier for the Huskies, the first to do so since Vicki Davis in 2012 and 2013.
 
The senior now turns her attention to the track course for the 2024-25 indoor season.