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| Border Battle Past Results |
| Year |
Men's
Team Champion |
Men's
8k Champion |
Women's
Team Champion |
Women's
6k Champion |
Results |
| 2015 |
Haverford |
Charlie Marquardt, Haverford (24:40.4) |
RPI |
Katie McMenamin, Swarthmore (21:05.8) |
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| 2016 |
Geneseo |
Isaac Garcia-Cassani, Geneseo (23:19.9) |
Johns Hopkins |
Amy Regan, Stevens (20:17.6) |
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| 2017 |
Haverford |
Kevin Veltre, Rowan (24:44.5) |
Otterbein |
Natalia Laspada, Johns Hopkins (21:11.2) |
Complete Results |
| 2018 |
Johns Hopkins |
Sean O'Connor, RPI (25:00.1) |
Johns Hopkins |
Emily Forner, Allegheny (21:05.0) |
M Champ | M Open | W Champ | W Open |
| 2019 |
Carnegie Mellon |
Patrick Watson, Stevenson (24:00.1) |
Johns Hopkins |
Genny Corcoran, Geneseo (20:24.9) |
M Champ | M Open | W Champ | W Open |
| 2021 |
Geneseo |
Frank Csorba, Lynchburg (23:13.7) |
Johns Hopkins |
Isabella Miller, Haverford (21:33.8) |
Complete Results |
| 2022 |
RPI |
Matthew Lecky, RPI (24:15.1) |
Geneseo |
Clara Mayfield, Carleton (20:48.4) |
Complete Results |
| 2023 |
Rowan |
Hunter Brignall, Cortland (24:44.8) |
Emory |
Brigid Hanley, Emory (21:27.2) |
Complete Results |
| 2024 |
Lynchburg |
Emmauel Leblond, Johns Hopkins (23:52.9) |
Johns Hopkins |
Adriana Catalano, Johns Hopkins (21:25.8) |
Complete Results |
| 2025 |
Carnegie Mellon |
Micah Lachman, Haverford (24:28.8) |
Carnegie Mellon |
Chloe Bonson, Carnegie Mellon (20:57.9) |
Complete Results |
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Meet Records
Men: 23:13.7 - Frank Csorba, University of Lynchburg (2021)
Women: 20:17.6 - Amy Regan, Stevens Institute of Technology (2016)
By The Numbers
The 2016 meet featured 1,410 runners, making it the largest collegiate meet in New Jersey history. There were 23 nationally-ranked programs (10 men, 13 women) in the race and 25 teams went on to compete at the national championships (12 men, 13 women), including women's national champion Johns Hopkins University and men's national runner-up SUNY Geneseo. Both individual champions, Isaac Garcia-Cassani of SUNY Geneseo and Amy Regan of Stevens Institute of Technology, went on to win the NCAA Atlantic Regional and Regan also won the 2016 NCAA Division III Championship, her second national title. Overall, 23 student-athletes that earned All-America honors in the 2015 cross country or 2016 track seasons (10 men, 13 women) competed in the meet.
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