NCAA Release | November 11, 2013 NCAA qualifiers announced Share INDIANAPOLIS --The NCAA Division II Men’s and Women’s Track and Field Committee has announced the participants for the 2013 NCAA Division II Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Championships.In order to be eligible to participate in the championships, teams and individuals had to qualify in their respective NCAA regional competitions that were held this past weekend.The top three teams of seven student-athletes from each region automatically qualified. Additional berths were awarded to regions based on the first eight team finishers at the 2012 championships.The top three individual finishers from each region who are not part of a qualifying team automatically qualified for the championships. In addition, all individual competitors who finish in the top five overall places in their respective regional meet and are not a member of a qualifying team automatically advance to the championships. The list of advancing teams and individuals are outlined below.The Great Northwest Athletic Conference and the Spokane Regional Sports Commission will co-host the championships, Nov. 23, at the Plantes Ferry Sports Complex in Spokane, Wash. The women’s race will begin at 10:30 a.m. PT followed by the men’s race at 11:30 a.m. PT.Women’s Qualifying Teams (School, Region)Adams State, South CentralAlabama-Huntsville, SouthAlaska-Anchorage, WestAugustana (S.D.), CentralBentley, EastCalifornia State Chico, WestColorado-Colorado Springs, South CentralColumbus State, SoutheastEdinboro, AtlanticFlagler, SoutheastGrand Valley State, MidwestHillsdale, MidwestIndiana (Penn.), AtlanticLewis, MidwestMansfield, AtlanticMerrimack, EastMetro State, South CentralMinnesota Duluth, CentralNova Southeastern, SouthSaginaw Valley State, MidwestSeattle Pacific, WestShippensburg, AtlanticSimon Fraser, WestSouthwest Baptist, CentralStonehill, EastTampa, SouthTarleton State, South CentralWest Texas A&M, South CentralWestern State, South CentralWestern Washington, WestWingate, SoutheastWinona State, CentralMen’s Qualifying Teams (School, Region)Adams State, South CentralAlaska-Anchorage, WestAugustana (S.D.), CentralCalifornia Baptist, WestCal Poly Pomona, WestCalifornia State Chico, WestCedarville, MidwestCentral Missouri, CentralColorado School of Mines, South CentralEdinboro, AtlanticFlorida Southern, SouthFerris State, MidwestFranklin Pierce, EastGeorgia Regents Augusta, SoutheastGrand Valley State, MidwestKing (Tenn.), SoutheastLock Haven, AtlanticMetro State, South CentralMissouri Southern State, CentralMount Olive, SoutheastNebraska-Kearney, CentralNew Mexico Highlands, South CentralPuerto Rico-Rio Piedras, SouthSaint Leo, SouthShippensburg, AtlanticSioux Falls, CentralSouthern Indiana, MidwestStonehill, EastWest Texas A&M, South CentralWestern State, South CentralWestern Washington, WestWilmington (Del.), EastWomen’s Individual QualifiersAtlantic RegionVictoria Davis, BloomsburgKim Wernerspach, East StroudsburgAlexandra Zanella, California (Penn.)Central RegionJennifer Agnew, MaryDora Eastin, Missouri Southern StateJessica Macy, Pittsburg StateEast RegionChloe Boutelle, Saint Michael’sBetsy Eickelberg, AdelphiAlexandra Stasiuk, American InternationalMidwest RegionSamantha Johnson, Ferris StateTina Oprean, MaloneDelainey Phelps, AshlandSouth RegionInka Homeyer, Florida TechJelena Tancic, Saint LeoGabriella Wuyke, LynnSouth Central RegionKelsey Bruce, Dallas BaptistChloe Gustafson, Colorado School of MinesRegan Mullen, Colorado ChristianSoutheast RegionAshly Sutherland, ConverseCheyenne Thompson, MontevalloJessica Viscusi, Mars HillHannah Witt, King (Tenn.)West RegionNatalie Evans, Northwest NazareneConnie Morgan, Central WashingtonAnnie Wade, Western OregonMen’s Individual QualifiersAtlantic RegionAaron Dinzeo, California (Penn.)Zach Fleming, KutztownNick Patton, Indiana (Penn.)Central RegionChris Jessop, MaryCory Keehn, Fort Hays StateAdam Volkert, Pittsburg StateEast RegionMike Biwott, American InternationalAsher Brandt, Southern Connecticut StateJohn Chirchir, American InternationalAnthony Fiermonte, AssumptionNicholas Filippazzo, AdelphiMidwest RegionAlex Cushman, IndianapolisBlake Delong, McKendreeAndrew McLain, LewisSouth RegionBlaise Binns, Alabama-HuntsvilleJose Ortega, Alabama-HuntsvilleLong Tran, Nova SoutheasternSouth Central RegionMikey Davila, Eastern New MexicoChristian Gering, Fort LewisMitch Kraft, Black Hills StateSoutheast RegionFelix Duchampt, Queens (N.C.)Job Kemboi, Clayton StateCorey Mundy, FlaglerWest RegionTarq Alwafai, UC San DiegoBruk Assefa, San Francisco StateNicolas Rifflard, Academy of Art Here are the DI cross country teams with most NCAA championships Here are the schools with the most NCAA team championships across men's and women's cross country. 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