Tallahassee, Fla.— This year's championship featured 36 teams and 331 runners from around the country, with all of the teams and individuals qualifying for the national meet either through their conference championship or by earning an at-large berth.
 
Spire standout and senior leader Josie Tyrrell fought her way to the finish as she earned a well-deserved All-America status finishing in 18^th place out of 331 runners with a finals time of 21:43.6.

Fellow senior teammate Abigail White finished hard in 78^th place with a finals time of 22:40.5 and Carly Holadia finishing closely behind in 103^rd place and a finish time of 22:56.2. Rounding out the Spire women's team was junior Serenity Desrosier Larson in 121^st place (23:07.2), freshman Liv Lohf in 131^st (23:11.0), sophomore Ava Klaassen in 152^nd (23:22.5), and sophomore Mesa Casper in 237^th place (24:17.9) at an extremely competitive national meet.

The top 40 individual finishers in the race earned NAIA All-America awards for their phenomenal efforts on the 2025 season.