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XC MEET DAY SJLI INVITATIONAL (2026)

RACE DAY: CROSS COUNTRY CONCLUDES REGULAR SEASON AT SJLI INVITATIONAL

10/17/2026 8:30:00 AM

KINGS PARK, NY – The College of Staten Island men's and women's cross country teams will conclude their 2026 regular-season schedule Saturday morning at the SJLI Invitational in Kings Park, NY. The meet serves as a makeup for the Golden Eagle Invitational, which was canceled due to inclement weather on September 26.

Women's 5K Records Reset:

Adriana Roa continues to put together a stellar sophomore season for the Dolphins, now holding the top five 5K times in CSI women's cross country history. At the Highlander Invitational, the Dolphins competed against several Division I programs, including Army and the University at Albany. Roa finished 16th out of 181 runners with a time of 18:37.58, setting a new program record and surpassing her previous mark, which she established at last year's Highlander Invitational. For her performance, Roa also earned an East Coast Conference (ECC) honorable mention for the week of October 13.

Highlander Invitational Recap:

In addition to Roa's record breaking performance, every women's participant recorded a personal-best time in the 5K. Raquel Pasco was the second Dolphin finisher with a time of 20:39.32, followed by Aurelia James at 21:18.04. The final three Dolphin finishers were Kayla Larsen (21:50.78), Awa Jammeh (22:33.90), and Jacqueline Washington (24:06.52), with each recording a personal-best time in the race. 

On the men's side, Peter Galletta led the Dolphins with a 63rd-place finish out of 187 runners, recording a time of 27:32.53, the fourth-fastest 8K time in the CSI men's cross country record book. Like the women's team, every male runner recorded a personal-best 8K time. Current ECC Rookie of the Week Nicholas Allegretti finished second on the team with a time of 28:56.75, followed by Jehu Ermilus at 29:33.87 and Walter Gavilanes at 29:59.17. Caleb Campbell (31:42.78), Johnhen Willie, who made his first appearance of the season (32:00.56), Darwin Lin (33:47.38), and Karran Riley (35:05.94) rounded out the Dolphins' finishers.

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