In the day's second race, the 27th-ranked Furman women's team claimed their tenth title with a perfect 15 points, setting a program record for lowest points scored at the league meet. The Paladins, who already owned the longest streak of women's titles in league history, extended their streak by defeating second-place Samford, who scored 62 points, and ETSU, who took third with 82 points.

Graham won the women's race for the second-consecutive year after posting a meet record of 16:22.3 to claim her second-straight SoCon Women's Runner of the Year citation. Senior Abigail Robertson was second at 16:44.8, followed by junior Emily Little in third place with a time of 17:04.1 Sophomore Sierra Bower finished fourth after posting a time of 17:08.5, and junior Megan Marvin, the SoCon Pinnacle Award winner on the women's side, completed the perfect score in fifth place at 17:10.1 Graham, Robertson, Little, Bower, and Marvin joined junior Madelynne Cadeau, who finished sixth at 17:19.2, on the All-SoCon first team.

Freshman Carly Wilkes crossed the line in 17:26.4 to finish eighth and earn a spot on the All-SoCon second team. Freshman Camryn Wennersten was 19th at 18:08.4, and freshman Emma Jones finished 23rd with a time of 18:20.8. All three Paladin rookies were honored as members of the SoCon All-Freshman team.

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