Friday, November 14
Stillwater, Okla.
9:00 a.m.
Missouri State University
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NCAA Midwest Regional
Bears Close Season at NCAA Midwest Regional Championship
November 14, 2025 | Women's Cross Country
STILLWATER, Okla. – Missouri State cross country wrapped up its 2025 season on Friday morning at the NCAA Midwest Regional Championship, placing 20th in a deep 32-team field that featured several of the nation's top programs. Racing in a field of 229 runners, the Bears battled through one of the strongest regional lineups in the country to cap a historic season.
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Junior Ella Cronhardt guided the Bears through the regional field, placing 72nd in 21:59.60 as Missouri State's top scorer. Senior Madilyn Moore backed up the effort with an 81st-place finish in 22:07.30, reinforcing the Bears' presence in the pack.
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Freshman Elsa Henry continued her standout first-year campaign, crossing 101st in 22:25.40, while fellow freshman Ella Rew delivered another strong performance, placing 121st in 22:39.20.
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Junior Tabitha Fox, coming off a top-15 finish at the Conference USA Championship, rounded out the Bears' scoring with a 134th-place finish in 22:47.50. Close behind, juniors Emily Nuttall (135th, 22:48.90) and senior Addysen Clark (145th, 22:57.60) closed out Missouri State's seven entries.
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Missouri State finished 20th overall with 498 points, placing ahead of regional opponents such as Saint Louis, Drake, St. Thomas (Minn.), Kansas, South Dakota, DePaul, and Creighton.
 "Today was a tough one," said head coach Jordan Fife. "We wanted a little more in terms of team place but overall, the effort was there as it was all season. It's been a great year and the pieces are in place for an even bigger one next year."
The meet concludes Missouri State's 2025 cross country season, highlighted by a historic third-place finish at the program's first-ever Conference USA Championship and multiple all-time 6K performances. The Bears now turn their focus to their indoor track and field season.
Individual Results
72. Ella Cronhardt – 21:59.60
81. Madilyn Moore – 22:07.30
101. Elsa Henry – 22:25.40
121. Ella Rew – 22:39.20
134. Tabitha Fox – 22:47.50
135. Emily Nuttall – 22:48.90
145. Addysen Clark – 22:57.60
Team Results
1. Oklahoma State - 55
2. Northwestern - 86
3. Iowa State - 108
4. Missouri - 141
5. Minnesota - 144
6. Bradley - 216
7. Oklahoma - 278
8. North Dakota - 289
9. Tulsa - 297
10. South Dakota State - 319
11. Loyola (Ill.) - 359
12. Illinois State - 382
13. Nebraska - 413
14. Wichita State - 422
15. Illinois - 423
16. Iowa - 424
17. North Dakota State - 424
18. Northern Iowa - 426
19. Kansas State - 481
20. Missouri State - 498
21. St. Louis - 583
22. Drake - 612
23. St. Thomas (Minn.) - 619
24. Kansas - 639
25. South Dakota - 649
26. DePaul - 703
27. Creighton - 723
28. Eastern Illinois - 755
29. Omaha - 826
30. Illinois-Chicago - 890
31. Oral Roberts - 913
32. Western Illinois - 985
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Junior Ella Cronhardt guided the Bears through the regional field, placing 72nd in 21:59.60 as Missouri State's top scorer. Senior Madilyn Moore backed up the effort with an 81st-place finish in 22:07.30, reinforcing the Bears' presence in the pack.
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Freshman Elsa Henry continued her standout first-year campaign, crossing 101st in 22:25.40, while fellow freshman Ella Rew delivered another strong performance, placing 121st in 22:39.20.
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Junior Tabitha Fox, coming off a top-15 finish at the Conference USA Championship, rounded out the Bears' scoring with a 134th-place finish in 22:47.50. Close behind, juniors Emily Nuttall (135th, 22:48.90) and senior Addysen Clark (145th, 22:57.60) closed out Missouri State's seven entries.
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Missouri State finished 20th overall with 498 points, placing ahead of regional opponents such as Saint Louis, Drake, St. Thomas (Minn.), Kansas, South Dakota, DePaul, and Creighton.
 "Today was a tough one," said head coach Jordan Fife. "We wanted a little more in terms of team place but overall, the effort was there as it was all season. It's been a great year and the pieces are in place for an even bigger one next year."
The meet concludes Missouri State's 2025 cross country season, highlighted by a historic third-place finish at the program's first-ever Conference USA Championship and multiple all-time 6K performances. The Bears now turn their focus to their indoor track and field season.
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Individual Results
72. Ella Cronhardt – 21:59.60
81. Madilyn Moore – 22:07.30
101. Elsa Henry – 22:25.40
121. Ella Rew – 22:39.20
134. Tabitha Fox – 22:47.50
135. Emily Nuttall – 22:48.90
145. Addysen Clark – 22:57.60
Team Results
1. Oklahoma State - 55
2. Northwestern - 86
3. Iowa State - 108
4. Missouri - 141
5. Minnesota - 144
6. Bradley - 216
7. Oklahoma - 278
8. North Dakota - 289
9. Tulsa - 297
10. South Dakota State - 319
11. Loyola (Ill.) - 359
12. Illinois State - 382
13. Nebraska - 413
14. Wichita State - 422
15. Illinois - 423
16. Iowa - 424
17. North Dakota State - 424
18. Northern Iowa - 426
19. Kansas State - 481
20. Missouri State - 498
21. St. Louis - 583
22. Drake - 612
23. St. Thomas (Minn.) - 619
24. Kansas - 639
25. South Dakota - 649
26. DePaul - 703
27. Creighton - 723
28. Eastern Illinois - 755
29. Omaha - 826
30. Illinois-Chicago - 890
31. Oral Roberts - 913
32. Western Illinois - 985
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