NCAA Release | November 17, 2013 Division III championship field selected Share INDIANAPOLIS -- The NCAA Division III Men’s and Women’s Track and Field Committee announced on Sunday the team and individual qualifiers for the 2013 Division III Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Championships.In order to be eligible to participate in the championships, teams and individuals must qualify in their respective NCAA regions.Thirty-two teams were selected to participate in each championship. The top two, seven-person teams automatically qualified from each of the eight regions, for a total of 16 teams. Sixteen additional teams were selected at-large.Fifty-six individuals, the first seven athletes from each region who are not a part of a qualifying team, were selected to participate in each championship.Hanover will host the championships, Nov. 23, at its nationally renowned cross country course in Hanover, Ind. The women’s race will begin at 11 a.m. ET followed by the men’s race at 12:30 p.m. ET.Men’s Automatic Qualifying TeamsBridgewater (Va.)CalvinCentral (Iowa)Claremont-M-SCortland StateDickinsonEmoryJohns HopkinsNorth Central (Ill.)MiddleburyNYUPomona-PitzerSt. OlafWabashWashington (Mo.)WilliamsMen’s At-large TeamsAlleghenyBatesCarletonChicagoColbyHaverfordLorasLutherManchesterMITSt. LawrenceGeneseo StateTuftsWisconsin-Eau ClaireWisconsin-La CrosseWisconsin-OshkoshWomen’s Automatic Qualifying TeamCalvinCarletonChicagoClaremont-M-SDickinsonEmoryJohns HopkinsMiddleburyNYUOberlinSt. LawrenceTrinity (Tex.)WartburgWillametteWilliamsWisconsin-La CrosseWomen’s At-large TeamsBrandeisTCNJElizabethtownHaverfordHopeIthacaLutherMarywoodMITOhio WesleyanSt. OlafGeneseo StateOneonta StateTuftsWashington (Mo.)Wisconsin-Stevens PointMen’s Individual Automatic QualifiersAtlantic RegionMichael Cahill, Stevens InstituteDaniel Fritz, ClarksonPaul Juelis, RamapoAdam Pacheck, Rochester (N.Y.)Charles Pfander, HamiltonEvan Quinones, CobleskillYuji Wakimoto, Rochester Central RegionMatt Berens, Bethel (Minn.)Frank Canady, GrinnellSam Read, WartburgColin Rogers, HamlineJohnnny Rutford, Nebraska WesleyanMatt Scherber, St. John's (Minn.)Keaton Wendroth, St. Thomas (Minn.)Great Lakes RegionGeno Arthur, OberlinDavid Dixon, Case WesternPaul Lewis, AlbionDan McGeary, Mount UnionNathan Rosenbaum, Ohio NorthernJoshua Urso, OberlinAlex Wilson, Mount Union Mideast RegionDillon Farrell, MoravianTim Hartung, York (Pa.)Brett Kubiak, Gwynedd-MercyMike McConville, SwarthmoreArleigh McRae, Grove CityJosh Newby, Carnegie MellonChansler Poole, Saint Vincent Midwest RegionWill Cross, ElmhurstPatrick Jenkins, Wisconsin-StoutJessop Keene, Wisconsin-StoutWylie Mangelsdorf, PrincipiaSam Poser, Wisconsin-PlattevilleJoe Walden, Wisconsin-PlattevilleJames Waterman, Wheaton (Ill.)New England RegionDan Crowley, AmherstGary Ezzo, Coast GuardCoby Horowitz, BowdoinMichael LeDuc, Connecticut CollegeKyle Powers, Lyndon StateTyler Scheibenpflug, Lyndon StateRyan Widzgowski, Keene StateSouth/Southeast RegionDavid Carson, GuilfordAndris Goncarovs, GuilfordRyan James, BerryJohn Kieffer, CentreAlex Noel, RhodesChad North, GuilfordRyan Tyler, ShenandoahWest RegionParker Bennett, WillametteJohn Guzman, OccidentalNick Hall, Colorado CollegeBryan Hayes, LaVerneScott Oseguera, RedlandsTyler Shipley, Pacific (Ore.)Colin Smith, OccidentalWomen’s Individual Automatic QualifiersAtlantic RegionKelley Driscoll, Plattsburgh StateSarah Ohanesian, HamiltonRachel Malone, BrockportAmy Regan Stevens InstituteGrace Tilton, RPIAshton Villeneuve, UticaAdrian Walsh, HamiltonCentral RegionSarah Burnell, GrinnellChelsea Johnson, St. ScholasticaAilee Larson, St. CatherineAbrah Materson, Cornell CollegeKimber Meyer, MacalesterMary Rector, LorasMaggie Saenz-Ruiz, Loras Great Lakes RegionOlivia Galano, DenlsonSophie Goobic, HeidelbergGabriella Kreuz, John CarrollBrooke Mathie, Mount UnionRyann-Rebecca, Montgomery Rose-HulmanSiri Retrum, DePauwJenna Willett, Kenyon Mideast RegionCatie Bertges, Penn State-BehrendNicole Cronin, MuhlenbergClaudia Keep, Bryn MawrJessica Miller, York (Pa.)Kelsey Patrick, Lebanon ValleyEmily Rabenold, Grove CityRekha Schnepf, Carnegie MellonMidwest RegionCarmin Beck, Illinois WesleyanSarah Bradley, MillikinEmma Gilbertson, Wheaton (Ill.)Tia Harris, Wisconsin-River FallsKatie Kummerer, CarthageEmily Paul, AuroraAlyssa Poremba, ElmhurstNew England RegionMarina Capalbo, BabsonKatherine Connolly, ColbyCatherine McClure, ColbyAlanna McDonough, ColbyKallie Nixon, BatesLucy Akinner, BowdoinHannah Zydanowicz, Roger WilliamsSouth/Southeast RegionBrittany Alexander, RhodesHannah Chappell-Dick, Eastern MennoniteLilly Duarte, Southwestern (Texas)Carly Kitts, Texas-TylerKaylee Kubisiak, Bridgewater (Va.)Annelisa Madison, Washington & LeeMegan Wagenaar Concordia (Texas) West RegionEvie Borchard, UC Santa CruzClaire Brickson, Pomona-PitzerKathryn Flyte, Puget SoundAshley Frese, Cal LutheranSkye Pauly, WhitmanMelissa Skiba, Cal LutheranKaitlyn Throgmorton, Lewis & ClarkIn 2012, the North Central (Ill.) men’s won the team championship, marking its third national title in four years. They finished with 167 points to defeat runner-up Calvin, which finished with 188 points.On the women’s side, Johns Hopkins defeated Wartburg to win the national championship. Johns Hopkins totaled 158 points to Wartburg’s 221.Individual honors went to Christy Cazzola of Wisconsin-Oshkosh who won the individual title, finishing 15 seconds ahead of Ohio Northern’s Alison Steinbrunner. In the men’s championship, individual honors went to Tim Nelson of Wisconsin-Stout. Nelson finished 8 seconds ahead of Bobby Over of Allegheny. 2021 DI men's and women's cross country championship selections announced The NCAA announced Sunday the team and individual qualifiers for the 2021 NCAA Division I Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Championships scheduled for Monday, March 15, 2021. 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