GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.-- Freshman Elizabeth Agyei and Junior Wendy Komane each posted top-10 finishes to lead Cumberland women's cross country to sixth place in the White Division at the NAIA Great Lakes Challenge on Saturday.

The Phoenix totaled 182 points in the 20-team scoring field, finishing 53 points ahead of seventh-place Marian (Ind.). Cornerstone (Mich.) claimed the team title with 50 points, followed by Taylor (Ind.) in second with 93 and Madonna (Mich.) in third with 134.

Agyei paced Cumberland over the five-kilometer course with a time of 18:43.30, placing second overall in the 187-runner field. Komane followed in ninth place, crossing the finish line in 19:10.20 to give the Phoenix two runners among the top 10.

Junior Channon Cundiff recorded Cumberland's third scoring finish, placing 35th overall with a time of 19:53.10. Senior Jenna Towles followed in 74th place, completing the course in 20:34.20.

Junior Alexa Rumpf rounded out the Phoenix scoring five with an 88th-place finish in 20:55.40. Cumberland's five scorers combined for a time of 1:39:16.00, averaging 19:51.20.

Sophomore Laykin Ellis finished 98th with a time of 21:11.60, while freshman Alaina Chapman completed Cumberland's top seven in 126th place at 21:56.10.

Freshman Karis Singleterry also competed for the Phoenix, finishing 131st with a time of 22:07.70.

Huntington's (Ind.) Abbey Gentz earned the individual title with a winning time of 17:51.00.

Cumberland will now prepare for the Mid-South Conference Championships on November 6 in Bowling Green, Ky.