Junior Kelley Riffenburgh was a consistent performer for the women's cross country team as the Fords finished 17th nationally in 2013.

The Centennial Conference's fall sportsmanship team of 72 student-athletes includes six from Haverford.

Senior Emily Scott will run at the national meet for the fourth time on Saturday at Hanover College in Indiana.

Senior Emily Scott placed 54th to help Haverford register its seventh top-20 finish in program history.

Haverford had the most honorees among the 372 student-athletes recognized by the conference for their achievements in the classroom and field of play.

Haverford found out Sunday it was one of 16 teams in the nation to receive an at-large bid to the NCAA women's cross country championship.

Four Haverford runners earned all-region honors on Saturday at Lehigh University.

Haverford was well represented when the women's cross country all-conference teams were officially released by the league office on Friday.

Senior Emily Scott ran to first-team all-conference honors on Saturday as Haverford finished second for the third straight year.

The Fords will look to place in the top three at the conference championship race for the 12th consecutive season.