The first race effort for the men results in a second-place finish in Boston | RECAP

Katie Rainsberger and Kaitlyn Neal go top-five to lead the women in their first race | RECAP

Huskies excel in first big test at Pre-Nats, as the men take second and the women finish fifth. | RECAP

The men take second for their best conference finish in 24 years led by Talon Hull's runner-up, the best individual finish ever by a Husky man. The women take fourth to stay on track for nationals. | RECAP

The Huskies march on through Regionals as the men take 2nd to auto-advance and the women take fourth to lock up an at-large bid. | RECAP

The women finish five spots higher than their ranking, taking ninth-place, led by All-America runs from Katie Rainsberger and Lilli Burdon, and career-best NCAA finishes from Emily Hamlin and Allie Schadler. It's the best finish fro the UW women since 2012.

"I'm pleased with the improvement from 21st-place last year and also out-performing our No. 14 ranking going into the race. More importantly, from a process perspective, I'm proud of the grit and toughness this group displayed today. They were selfless and they ran hard for each other and for the University of Washington." - Maurica Powell

The men get career-best NCAA finishes from their full top-seven, including All-America honors for Tanner Anderson and Tibebu Proctor, to wind up in sixth-place. That was the second-best ever for a Husky men's team and best since 1993.

"From the beginning of the year to now, our men were the most-improved team. I think our spread one through five was just about as good as anyone's. All year we had interchangeable parts, different guys stepping up. Every time they would exceed expectations." - Andy Powell

Four Dawgs finish Top-40 at NCAAs to earn USTFCCCA All-America awards.