The Misericordia University women's cross country team is celebrating the fifth anniversary of its 2015 MAC Championship.

Bianca Bolton won the individual championship and Bethany Killmon and Amy Viti were first-team All-MAC as the Cougars won the MAC title on their home course.

Bolton moved in front on a downhill with a half-mile to go and pulled away to win in 22:35 to help the Cougars win their second consecutive MAC title.

Kenzie Jones (24:20) and Alex Miller (24:35) earned second-team All-MAC status.

Alyssa Schwarz (24:37) was also second-team All-MAC and helped clinch the team title by displacing runner-up DeSales' fifth-place finisher.

Misericordia finished with 45 points while DeSales was second with 49.

MU's Chris Wadas was named MAC Coach of the Year for the second straight year.

The Cougars opened the season with a runner-up finish at the Misericordia Invitational behind Killmon and Viti in fourth and fifth place overall, respectively.

The team went on to win three straight events at Lebanon Valley, the Cougar Classic and Lock Haven.

Bolton was third at Lebanon Valley while Killmon and Viti were fifth and sixth, respectively.

Bolton finished second and Killmon, Viti, Miller and Jones finished fourth through seventh, respectively as MU won the Cougar Classic.

Bolton set a school record (21:54) to finish sixth at Lock Haven and the Cougars tied Slippery Rock atop the 19-team field.