Ettrick, Va.- The Virginia State University Women's Cross Country Team displayed grit, determination, and competitive fire at the VSU XC Challenge, battling fiercely across the 5K course at Randolph Farms against a strong field of regional talent.
 Top Trojan Performers
Kiera Coleman led the charge, running 22:38.8 to secure a 7th-place overall finish and set the tone for the Lady Trojans. Mya Gordon followed with an impressive 23:51.8, placing 13th overall, just outside the top ten. Tiniana Meeks added another strong performance, finishing 16th overall.
 Additional VSU Finishers
The Lady Trojans showed depth and resilience throughout the lineup:
21.Nainette Tucker
29.Torie Satterwhite Â
35. Destiny Burrell
39. Mariah Perry
Their collective effort earned the Lady Trojans a 3rd-place team finish, demonstrating growth, toughness, and a competitive edge.
Next Competition
The Lady Trojans return to Randolph Farms on October 2, 2026 for the HBCU XC Challenge in Ettrick, VA, where they will once again showcase their talent against top HBCU programs.