LANCASTER, Pa. -- Johns Hopkins claimed both athlete major awards while Swarthmore garnered top coaching honors to highlight the 2026 All-Centennial Women's Cross Country Team. Carter Brotherton was named Runner of the Year for the second straight season, Alexia Tubbs captured Rookie of the Year honors, and the Swarthmore coaching staff was selected by its peers as Coaching Staff of the Year. 

Brotherton won the CC individual crown for the second year in a row to become the eighth runner in conference history to win multiple individual titles. The junior, who also garnered first team and Rookie of the Year accolades as a freshman in 2024, is the 27th runner in conference history to earn first team All-Centennial honors at least three times and the first runner in conference history to win multiple titles and the Rookie of the Year award in a career. Brotherton's regular season results were equally as impressive, winning the Aubrey Shank Invitational in a field of 452 runners and taking fifth at the D3 Pre-National Invitational among 324 competitors and some of the top teams in the national. Brotherton now joins former Blue Jay standout Ellie Clawson (2017-18) as JHU runners to win multiple CC championships. 

Tubbs was honored as Rookie of the Year after securing a runner-up finish at the CC championship. Tubbs also finished in fifth place at the Aubrey Shank Invitational at Gettysburg in a field of 452 runners on October 17. Tubbs is the 13th Hopkins runner to win Rookie of the Year and the 28th first-year runner to earn All-CC first team laurels with a top-seven finish at the championship meet.

The Swarthmore coaching staff of head coach Peter Carroll, associate head coach Lauren Lucci and assistant coach John Noon were honored by their peers as Coaching Staff of the Year. This marks the first top coaching honor for Swarthmore in the 18-year history of the award. The Garnet finished as the runners-up at the CC championship with 53 points. The second-place finish was the second in program history for Swarthmore, with the other occurring in 1997. 

Brotherton was the lone three-time honoree on this year's All-Centennial squad, whilie five others collected all-conference laurels for the second time. Brotherton and Tubbs were joined on the first team by teammates Sydney Shock and Diana Valentini, Franklin & Marshall's Tara Silverman, and Swarthmore's Elizabeth Page and Aaliyah Anaskevich. Shock and Page reclaim All-CC honors after earning first team and second team awards, respectively, back in 2024. Silverman was a second-teamer last fall. 

JHU's Natalie Boquist was the other repeat All-CC runner, securing second team honors after a first-team finish in 2025. Other second-teamers capturing all-conference awards for the first time with top-14 placings at the championship included Swarthmore's Charlotte Martin, JHU's Ani Wedemeyer, Abby Artabane and Kira Dye, F&M's Maren Blanks and Haverford's Alice Sappenfield. 

 

First Team
Name	Cl.	Hometown / High School
Carter Brotherton, Johns Hopkins *	Jr.	Leonardtown, Md. / Great Mills
Alexia Tubbs, Johns Hopkins	Fr.	Paoli, Pa. / Conestoga
Tara Silverman, Franklin & Marshall #	Jr.	New York City, N.Y. / NYC iSchool
Elizabeth Page, Swarthmore &	Jr.	Anchorage, Alaska / South Anchorage
Sydney Shock, Johns Hopkins ^	Jr.	Venetia, Pa. / Peters Township
Diana Valentini, Johns Hopkins	Sr.	Fort Lee, N.J. / Fort Lee
Aaliyah Anaskevich, Swarthmore	Jr.	Lawrence, Mass. / Lawrence
Second Team	Cl.	Hometown / High School
Charlotte Martin, Swarthmore	Jr.	Southlake, Texas / Carroll
Natalie Boquist, Johns Hopkins +	Sr.	Leonardtown, Md. / Great Mills
Ani Wedemeyer, Johns Hopkins	So.	Iowa City, Iowa / Pleasant Valley
Maren Blanks, Franklin & Marshall	Fr.	Towson, Md. / George Washington Carver Center for Arts and Technology
Abby Artabane, Johns Hopkins	Fr.	Sherborn, Mass. / Dover-Sherborn
Kira Dye, Johns Hopkins	Fr.	Palo Alto, Calif. / Crystal Springs Uplands
Alice Sappenfield, Haverford	Sr.	San Francisco, Calif. / University

• Cora Rosin, Bryn Mawr, Sr., Philadelphia, Pa. 
• Margaret Randolph, Dickinson, So., Millington, Md. 
• Jordyn Collie, Franklin & Marshall, Sr., Woodbridge, N.J. 
• Sara Lessard, Gettysburg, So., Sharon, Mass. 
• Alice Sappenfield, Haverford, Sr., San Francisco, Calif. 
• Kaylah Tasser, Johns Hopkins, Fr., Tustin Ranch, Calif. 
• Gianna Corrieri, McDaniel, So., York, Pa. 
• Maggie Holderith, Muhlenberg, Sr., Dingmans Ferry, Pa. 
• Bella Thoen, Swarthmore, Sr., Wayland, Mass. 
• Aubrey Myers, Ursinus, Jr., Bear, Del. 

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Centennial Conference Runner of the Year

• 1993      Jen Maranzano, Haverford, Sr.
• 1994      Jamie Kendig, Franklin & Marshall, Jr.
• 1995      Meredith Unger, Haverford, Jr.
• 1996      Meredith Unger, Haverford, Sr.
• 1997      Kelly Reynolds, Dickinson, Sr.
• 1998      Rachel Mosher, Haverford, Sr.
• 1999      Joko Agunloye, Swarthmore, Jr.
• 2000      Joko Agunloye, Swarthmore, Sr.
• 2001      Kristin Wilson, Haverford, Jr.
• 2002      Callie Bradley, Dickinson, Jr.
• 2003      Callie Bradley, Dickinson, Sr.
• 2004      Emily Hulme, Dickinson, Jr.
• 2005      Emily Hulme, Dickinson, Sr.
• 2006      Cait Bradley, Dickinson, Jr.
• 2007      Cait Bradley, Dickinson, Sr.
• 2008      Laura Paulsen, Johns Hopkins, Jr.
• 2009      Emily Lipman, Haverford, Soph.
• 2010      Cecilia Furlong, Johns Hopkins, Jr.
• 2011      Taylor Ludman, Dickinson, Soph.
• 2012      Hannah Oneda, Johns Hopkins, Fr.
• 2013      Holly Clarke, Johns Hopkins, Sr.
• 2014      Sophia Meehan, Johns Hopkins, Jr.
• 2015      Tess Meehan, Johns Hopkins, Jr.
• 2016      Felicia Koerner, Johns Hopkins, Soph.
• 2017      Ellie Clawson, Johns Hopkins, Jr.
• 2018      Ellie Clawson, Johns Hopkins, Sr.
• 2019      Isabel Cardi, Dickinson, Jr.
• 2021      Isabel Cardi, Dickinson, Sr. 
• 2022      Alex Ross, Johns Hopkins, Gr. 
• 2023      Sara Stephenson, Johns Hopkins, Gr. 
• 2024      Adriana Catalano, Johns Hopkins, Jr. 
• 2025      Carter Brotherton, Johns Hopkins, So. 
• 2026      Carter Brotherton, Johns Hopkins, Jr. 

Centennial Conference Rookie of the Year

• 2012      Hannah Oneda, Johns Hopkins
• 2013      Tess Meehan, Johns Hopkins
• 2014      Bridget Gottlieb, Johns Hopkins
• 2015      Tasha Freed, Johns Hopkins
• 2016      Rebecca Grusby, Johns Hopkins
• 2017      Therese Olshanski, Johns Hopkins
• 2018      Arielle Summitt, Johns Hopkins
• 2019      Katharine Priu, Johns Hopkins
• 2021      Ashley Heidenrich, Johns Hopkins
• 2022      Viviana Li, Johns Hopkins 
• 2023      Alice Sappenfield, Haverford
• 2024      Carter Brotherton, Johns Hopkins
• 2025      Mia Kotler, Johns Hopkins
• 2026      Alexia Tubbs, Johns Hopkins 

Centennial Conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year

• 2013      Kelly Riffenburgh, Haverford, Jr.
• 2014      Claire Brawdy, Dickinson, Jr.
• 2015      Tess Wei, Swarthmore, Jr.
• 2016      Nicole Giannetti, Haverford, Jr.
• 2017      Elizabeth Hilfrank, Gettysburg, Sr.
• 2018      Rebecca Grusby, Johns Hopkins, Jr. 
• 2019      Sarah House, Dickinson, Sr.       
• 2021      Sydney Friedel, Johns Hopkins, Jr. 
• 2022      Sydney Friedel, Johns Hopkins, Sr.
• 2023      Kathryn Hopkins, Gettysburg, Jr. 
• 2024      Kathryn Hopkins, Gettysburg, Sr. 
• 2025      Aisling Callahan, Johns Hopkins, Sr. 
• 2026      TBA

Centennial Conference Coach/Coaching Staff of the Year

• 2008      Bobby Van Allen, Johns Hopkins
• 2009      Fran Rizzo, Haverford
• 2010      Bobby Van Allen, Johns Hopkins
• 2011      Bobby Van Allen, Johns Hopkins
• 2012      Fran Rizzo, Haverford
• 2013      Fran Rizzo, Haverford
• 2014      Bobby Van Allen, Johns Hopkins
• 2015      Bobby Van Allen, Johns Hopkins
• 2016      Bobby Van Allen, Johns Hopkins
• 2017      Bobby Van Allen, Johns Hopkins
• 2018      Bobby Van Allen, Johns Hopkins
• 2019      Don Nichter, Dickinson
• 2021      Bobby Van Allen, Johns Hopkins
• 2022      Johns Hopkins
• 2023      Johns Hopkins
• 2024      Johns Hopkins
• 2025      Johns Hopkins 
• 2026      Swarthmore 

Four-Time First-Team All-Centennial Selections (4)

• Joko Agunloye, Swarthmore, 1997-98-99-00
• Rachel Leverenz, Dickinson, 1998-99-00-01
• Jill Krebs, McDaniel, 1998-99-00-01
• Laura Paulsen, Johns Hopkins, 2006-07-08-09

Three-Time First-Team All-Centennial Selections (23)

• Jamie Kendig, Franklin & Marshall, 1993-94-95
• Wendy Johnston, Gettysburg, 1994-95-96
• Meredith Unger, Haverford, 1994-95-96
• Rachel Mosher, Haverford, 1996-97-98
• Kristin Wilson, Haverford, 1999-00-01
• Alex Forte, Dickinson, 2000-01-02
• Jane Steinemann, Haverford, 2001-02-03
• Emily Hulme, Dickinson, 2003-04-05
• Abbey Fergusson, Dickinson, 2003-04-05
• Cait Bradley, Dickinson, 2005-06-07
• Jane Weber, Haverford, 2005-06-07
• Darcy McDonald, Dickinson, 2005-06-08
• Emily Lipman, Haverford, 2008-09-11
• Catherine Campbell, Dickinson, 2009-10-11
• Sheena Crawley, Franklin & Marshall, 2010-11-12
• Holly Clarke, Johns Hopkins, 2011-12-13
• Hannah Oneda, Johns Hopkins, 2012-13-15
• Tess Meehan, Johns Hopkins, 2014-15-16
• Sofia Canning, Dickinson, 2015-16-17
• Katie Sullivan, Haverford, 2015-16-17
• Therese Olshanski, Johns Hopkins, 2017-18-19
• Adriana Catalano, Johns Hopkins, 2023-24-25
• Carter Brotherton, Johns Hopkins, 2024-25-26 

1st Team All-Centennial Conference Freshmen (28)

• 1994      Wendy Johnston, Gettysburg (4th) / Joyce O'Neil, Gettysburg (6th)
• 1996      Amalia Jerison, Swarthmore (3rd) / Ariane Smith, Franklin & Marshall (7th)
• 1997      Hannah Wright, Dickinson (5th) / Alissa Parmalee, Swarthmore (7th)
• 1998      Joko Agunloye, Swarthmore (2nd)
• 1999      Kristin Wilson, Haverford (4th)
• 2000      Prentiss Clark, Haverford (6th)
• 2001      Sarah LaMoy, Haverford (3rd)
• 2005      Darcy McDonald, Dickinson (5th) / Jane Weber, Haverford (6th)
• 2006      Laura Paulsen, Johns Hopkins (2nd) / Nyika Corbett, Swarthmore (6th)
• 2008      Emily Lipman, Haverford (6th)
• 2009      Liz Provost, Johns Hopkins (7th)
• 2010      Lara Shegoski, Johns Hopkins (4th) / Taylor Ludman, Dickinson (6th)
• 2012      Hannah Oneda, Johns Hopkins (1st)
• 2014      Bridget Gottlieb, Johns Hopkins (3rd)
• 2016      Rebecca Grusby, Johns Hopkins (5th)
• 2017      Therese Olshanski, Johns Hopkins (5th)
• 2021      Ashley Heidenrich, Johns Hopkins (3rd) / Paloma Hancock, Johns Hopkins (5th)
• 2024      Carter Brotherton, Johns Hopkins (2nd) / Sydney Shock, Johns Hopkins (4th)
• 2025      Mia Kotler, Johns Hopkins (4th) 
• 2026      Alexia Tubbs, Johns Hopkins (2nd)