NEW ORLEANS – The University of San Francisco men's and women's cross country team had a program best six runners earn U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) All-Region honors for the 2017 NCAA Division I Cross Country season.
 
The women had four runners earn All-Region honors, a program best. After her individual West Region title, Charlotte Taylor added her third consecutive all-region honor to her list of accolades, finishing the race with a time of 19:14.2.
 
Joining Taylor on the all-region team are fellow USF runners Weronika Pyzik, Isabelle Brauer and Marie Bouchard, who finished the race in fourth, seventh and 16^th, respectively. For Pyzik and Bouchard, this is their second all-region team honor in their time at USF, with Pyzik earning honors in 2015 and Bouchard in 2016. For Brauer, this is the sophomore's first all-region team honor.
 
For the men, newcomers Jacob Allen and Jack Rowe earned all-region honors finishing 17^th and 19^th, respectively. Allen set the pace for the Dons at the regionals, finishing the 10k race with a time of 29:53.4. Rowe finished just behind Allen with a time of 29:53.9.
 
The women will head to Louisville, Ky. to compete in the NCAA National Championships on Nov. 18.