Levesque, Harris Named SSC Cross Country Runners of the Week

Levesque, Harris Named SSC Cross Country Runners of the Week

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ORLANDO, Fla. – Florida Tech's Shane Levesque and Florida Southern's Hannah Harris have been selected as the Sunshine State Conference Men's and Women's Cross Country Runners of the Week, for the week ending October 18.

MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY RUNNER OF THE WEEK
Shane Levesque, Florida Tech
Jr. | Coats, N.C.
  • Turned in a career-best collegiate finish on an 8K course, placing second overall at the Ed Holloway Classic.
  • Completed the 8K course in 26:26.20, finishing as the top Sunshine State Conference runner in the field.
  • Helped lead Florida Tech to a fourth-place finish among 14 teams, trailing only No. 17 Tampa, No. 20 Florida Southern and Florida Gulf Coast.
WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY RUNNER OF THE WEEK
Hannah Harris, Florida Southern
Fr. | West Melbourne, Fla.
  • Led Florida Southern to a runner-up team finish at the Ed Holloway Classic, placing third overall in the women's 6K race.
  • Finished as the top NCAA Division II competitor with a personal-best time of 23:06.6, trailing only two Division I runners.
  • Helped the Moccasins finish second overall with 59 points only trailing NCAA DI Florida Gulf Coast.
2026 SSC CROSS COUNTRY RUNNERS OF THE WEEK
Men's Runner of the Week
  • Oct. 21 – Shane Levesque, Florida Tech
  • Oct. 14 – Elijah Rivera, Tampa
  • Oct. 7 – Jevin Luna, Saint Leo
  • Sept. 23 – Nick Scarangelli, Embry-Riddle
  • Sept. 16 – Andrew Youssef, Nova Southeastern
  • Sept. 9 – Taye Newman, Embry-Riddle
Women's Runner of the Week
  • Oct. 21 – Hannah Harris, Florida Southern
  • Oct. 14 – Lilah Yoder, Tampa
  • Oct. 7 – Jessica Lombardo, Lynn
  • Sept. 23 – Grace Reed, Florida Southern
  • Sept. 16 – Jessica Lombardo, Lynn
  • Sept. 9 – Grace Reed, Florida Southern
About the SSC
Founded in 1975, the Sunshine State Conference (SSC) is headquartered in Orlando, Florida, and sponsors 21 NCAA Division II sports. SSC member institutions have won 144 NCAA national championships across 15 sports and boast a Division II-leading 89% Academic Success Rate. In 2025-26, the SSC set an NCAA Division II record with nine national team championships.