The Army Women's Cross Country team standing a straight line and celebrating after singing the West Point Alma Mater after defeating Navy at the 2025 Army-Navy Star meet at the West Point Golf Course.The Army Women's Cross Country team standing a straight line and celebrating after singing the West Point Alma Mater after defeating Navy at the 2025 Army-Navy Star meet at the West Point Golf Course.
Women's Cross Country

Army Women's Cross Country Earns Star at Home

The Army West Point women's cross country team defeated Navy on Saturday morning, putting together a perfect score to capture the Star at the West Point Golf Course with a 15-46 victory.

by Army Athletic Communications

WEST POINT, N.Y. – The Army West Point women's cross country team defeated Navy on Saturday morning, putting together a perfect score to capture the Star at the West Point Golf Course with a 15-46 victory.

The meet was part of the Army-Navy Star Series presented by USAA.

Army's Charlotte Richman was the individual winner with a blistering time of 19.49.6, which is a new personal best for the senior out of Portland, Ore. She finished 25 seconds ahead of second place. Richman's previous best 6k time was 20:16.5 at the Patriot League Championships last season, which earned a second-place finish. Richman was also the winner of the meet last season in Annapolis. 

Louisa Diamond (20:14.5), Mikayla Cheney (20:14.6), Mia Royall (20:18.7), Alma Lazo Cazares (20:19.9) and Claire Lewis (20:23.1) followed behind Richman to sweep the top six spots of the race. 

The women's program has now won the last three meets against Navy, with this win being the most dominant over that stretch. 

Army cadet-athete Charlotte Richman running to the finish line to win the individual title in the Army-Navy Women's Cross Country Star Meet in the fall of 2025.Army's Charlotte Richman