Biola University Athletics

2018
• Named PacWest Runner of the Week once
• Appeared in all seven events for Biola
• Earned NCCAA All-American status with a sixth-place finish at the national meet (19:31)
• Earned All-PacWest second team honors with a 12th-place finish at the conference meet (22:49)
• Finished 14th at the Titan Invitational with a time of 18:30 (best 5k)
• Finished 8th at the Santa Clara Bronco Invitational with a time of 21:58 (best 56)
• Earned NCCAA Scholar-Athlete recognition

2017
• Finished just a few places shy of All-American and all-conference honors in another strong postseason
• Competed in six events, earning top-25 finishes in four of them
• Ran her season-best 5k time of 18:39 in a 13th-place finish at The Master's University Mustang Challenge

2016
• Earned All-American honors by placing seventh at the NAIA National Championships (17:28)
• Earned All-GSAC by finishing third at the GSAC Championships (17:27 - second on the team)
• Competed in six meets during her second season of cross country at BU
• Ran her season-best at the Biola Invitational (17:24)
• Led the team at the CSU San Marcos Cougar Challenge and the NAIA National Championship
• All six of her times landed between 17:24 and 17:53

2015
• Competed in five meets for the Eagles in her freshman season
• Ran her best 5k in the season-opening UCI Invite (19:06)
• Finished 17th at the GSAC Championship meet (19:19)

HIGH SCHOOL
• Prepped two varsity seasons at Shorewood HS in Shoreline, Wash., graduating in 2015
• Four-time all-conference in track
• Ran cross county, track and swam for the Thunderbirds
• Was a state competitor in cross county

PERSONAL
• Born March 8, 1997 to Greg and Lisa Ransom
• Has two older siblings (Trevor and Megan)
• Her sister, Megan, runs track at Biola
• Majoring in exercise science, with hopes of a career as a physical therapy assistant
• Enjoys baking, hiking, swimming and singing
• Favorite Bible Verse: 1 Timothy 1:15-17
• Why I Chose Biola: "The genuine love for God and others and wonderful community and fellowship."