Terps Head To Virginia For Panorama Farms Invitational
10/15/2026 12:41:00 PM | Women's Cross Country
MARYLAND AT VIRGINIA PANORAMA FARMS INVITATIONAL
COLLEGE PARK, MD -- The Maryland women's cross country team returns to action on Friday morning as the Terps head to Virginia for the Panorama Farms Invitational. The 6K race is set for 9:30 AM and will be Maryland's final prep before heading to the Big Ten Championship at the end of October.Last Time At The VIRGINIA PANORAMA FARMS Invitational
- This will be the first time Maryland has raced at Virginia since the 2023 season.
- Both Anna Coffin and Katie Altieri recorded top-100 finishes in the nationally competitive Women's Blue 6K, placing 84th and 89th respectively. Both runners turned in times under 22 minutes on the challenging course in tough weather conditions.

Anna Coffin and Katie Altieri
Last Time Out: Paul Short Invitational
- Freshman Kate Konyar and junior Melina Johnston had top-100 finishes to lead Maryland at the Paul Short Invitational hosted by Lehigh. Konyar had a season-best performance, while Johnston turned in a personal-best effort.
- Konyar placed 69th individually to lead the Terps with a time of 21 minutes, 48.9 seconds. That marked shaved five seconds off her first 6K race of the season at the Spiked Shoe Invitational.
- Johnston finished the course in 22 minutes, 7.5 seconds which was a new personal-best in a 6K race by nearly 41 seconds. She placed 94th overall as Maryland's second runner to cross the line.
- Ellie Keefer (22:11.5, 102), Maren Iski (22:12.0, 105), and Jayla Atkinson (22:26.0, 128) rounded out the Terps' top-five scorers in the Women's College Gold 6K race.
Terps Win Season Opener At Delaware Invitational
- Headlined by a 1-2-3 finish from Rose Coats, Eva Rogers, and Katie Dutko, the Maryland women's cross country team opened the 2026 season with a team win at the University of Delaware Invitational. The 5K meet was held at the White Clay Creek State Park.
- In addition to sweeping the top three spots, Maryland had five runners in the top 10 individually.
- Coats won the race with a time of 17 minutes, 31 seconds. She was followed by Eva Rogers (18:09.5) and Katie Dutko (18:34.7). Kate Konyar made her collegiate debut finishing seventh overall (18:55.3), while Maren Iski took ninth (19:06.9).
- The Terps finished with 22 points, while host Delaware was second with 35 points to lead the team standings which featured 10 schools and one running club.
Looking Ahead - Big Ten Championship
- Following the meet in Virginia, Maryland will head to the Big Ten Championships hosted by Wisconsin on Friday, October 30. The meet will begin at 11:45 AM and will be televised on BTN.
- Last year, Rose Coats became the Terps' first ever All-Big Ten First Team performer as she led Maryland with a 10th-place finish individually.
- Coats crossed the line first for the Terps in 10th out of 165 runners. She completed the 6k course with a time of 20:14.2, significantly improving her performance by eighteen spots from last year's Big Ten Championships.
- Katie Dutko placed 91st (21:49.1) followed by Ellie Keefer in 134th with a time of 22 minutes, 36 seconds. The top five was rounded out by Lucy Scothern (142nd, 22:46.4) and Leonora Lynn (148th, 23:04.4).
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