NCAA.com | November 15, 2015 NCAA DIII Men's AND Women's cross country championships qualifiers Share INDIANAPOLIS---The NCAA Division III Men’s and Women’s Track and Field and Cross Country Committee announced today the team and individual qualifiers for the 2015 NCAA 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 student-athletes from each region who are not a part of a qualifying team, were selected to participate in each championship. The University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh is hosting the championships, November 21, at Lake Breeze Golf Club in Winneconne, Wisconsin. The women’s race will begin at Noon Eastern time followed by the men’s race at 1:30 p.m. Eastern time. In 2014, North Central (Illinois) won the men’s team championship, marking its 16th national title. They finished with 130 points, defeating defending champion St. Olaf, which finished with 143 points. On the women’s side, Johns Hopkins defeated MIT to win its third consecutive national championship. Johns Hopkins totaled 87 points to MIT’s 112. Individual honors went to Amy Regan of Stevens Institute of Technology, who won the individual title, finishing almost seven seconds ahead of Washington U. in St. Louis’ Lucy Cheadle. In the men’s championship, individual honors went to Grant Wintheiser of St. Olaf. Wintheiser finished six seconds ahead of Colin Cotton of Williams. The following teams and individuals were selected to the championships: Men's Automatic Qualifying Teams Allegheny Amherst Central (Iowa) Christopher Newport Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Elizabethtown Emory Haverford North Central (Ill.) Pomona-Pitzer St. Lawrence St. Olaf SUNY Geneseo Wabash Williams Wisconsin-Eau Claire Men's At-large Teams Augustana (Ill.) Calvin Carnegie Mellon Chicago Hamilton Loras Middlebury MIT Tufts Wartburg Washington U. in St. Louis Wesleyan (Conn.) Willamette Wisconsin-La Crosse Wisconsin-Oshkosh Wisconsin-Platteville Women's Automatic Qualifying Teams Calvin Carleton Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Dickinson Emory Hope Johns Hopkins Rhodes St. Thomas (Minn.) SUNY Geneseo SUNY Oneonta Tufts Washington U. in St. Louis Willamette Williams Wisconsin-Osh Kosh Women's At large Teams Allegheny Elizabethtown Chicago Haverford Keene State Middlebury MIT Rensselaer RIT Rochester (N.Y.) St. Lawrence St. Olaf Wellesley Whitworth Wisconsin-Eau Claire Wisconsin-La Crosse Men's Individual Automatic Qualifiers Atlantic Region Benjamin Fazio, Rensselaer Mitch Ryan, Cortland State Sawyer Hitchcock, Ithaca Collin Mulcahy, Fredonia Kyle Collins, Fredonia Greg Arabagian, Stevens Institute of Technology Andrew Tedeschi, TCNJ Central Region Charles Corbett, Wisconsin-Superior Hart Horner, Carleton Matt Berens, Bethel (Minn.) Thomas Feichtinger, St. John's (Minn.) Tyler Broadwell, Luther Jonah Barry, Carleton Isaac Jensen, Luther Great Lakes Region Geno Arthur, Oberlin Alex Wilson, Mount Union John Sotos, Ohio Wesleyan Sam Merriman, Case Western Reserve Zachary Geiger, Ohio Wesleyan Ian Kellogg, Otterbein Paul Christian, DePauw Mideast Region Jaryd Flank, Muhlenberg Ernie Pitone, Widener Daniel Christiansen, Grove City Ryan Schwartz, Johns Hopkins Will McDermott, Widener John Crowe, Susquehanna Jared Schatz, Messiah Midwest Region Brett Harms, Wisc.-Whitewater Alex Holle, Wheaton (Ill.) Dane Tyler, Wisc.-Stevens Point Austin Wright, Milwaukee School of Engineering Tony Cass, Wisc.-Stout Alexander Gonzales, Wisc.-Stevens Point Julian Manley, Wisc.-River Falls New England Region Allen Sumrall, Bates Patrick Hoagland, Trinity (Conn.) Silas Eastman, Colby Hayden Patterson, Keene State Bridger Tomlin, Bowdoin Damon Kilgore, Gordon Austin Scott, WPI South/Southeast Region Harrison Toney, Roanoke Victor Pataky, Centre Alec Thibodeaux, Eastern Mennonite Taylor Piske, Trinity (Tx.) Oliver Langselius, Trinity (Tx.) Nathan Riggs, Centre Spencer Fields, Rhodes West Region Tyler Shipley, Puget Sound Brad Hodkinson, Pac Lutheran Geremia Lizier-Zmudzinski, Puget Sound Chris Reid, Chapman Christopher MacMurray, Whitworth Aditya Bhagavathi, Caltech Tommy Warfel, Occidental Women's Individual Automatic Qualifiers Atlantic Region Taryn Cordani, Ithaca Laura Morrison, Fredonia Denise Ibarra, Ithaca Michelle Fish, Hamilton Mary Visca, Stevens Institute of Technology Kailyn Balzano, Cortland State Lily Corsaro, New York University Central Region Abrah Masterson, Cornell College Sanjuanita Martinez, Cornell College Kimber Meyer, Macalester Casey Hovland, St. Scholastica Annika Halverson, Bethel (Minn.) Lucy Conroy, Coe Lauren Mordini, Luther Great Lakes Region Kelsey Aamoth, Case Western Claire Lamb, Otterbein Jessica Shaw, Albion Sarah Fowler, Ohio Wesleyan Mariah Jordan, Manchester Emily Richards, Ohio Northern Claudia Monnett, DePauw Mideast Region Veronica Wheeler, DeSales Kelsey Patrick, Lebanon Valley Bianca Bolton, Misericordia Marissa Durako, King's (Penn.) Jamie Pacilio, Muhlenberg Julie Gerber, Waynesburg Emma Doughman, Marywood Midwest Region Sarah Bradley, Millikin Kathleen Thorn, Wisc.-Stout Megan Constanzo, North Central (Ill.) Erin Artz, St. Norbert Erin McCarey, Illinois Wesleyan Jackie Schane, Aurora Natasha Zanoya, Edgewood New England Region Abby Shafer, New England College Ashley Curran, Connecticut College Jess Cardin, Westfield State Emily Bryson, Brandeis Alanna McDonough, Colby Savanna Gornisiewicz, Amherst Lizzie Lacy, Amherst South/Southeast Region Hannah Chappell-Dick, Eastern Mennonite Serena Gale-Butto, Centre Margaret Seybold, Washington and Lee Samantha Yates, Washington and Lee Emma MacEachern, Trinity (Tx.) Katherine Lehman, Eastern Mennonite Lydia Cromwell, Christopher Newport West Region Maya Weigel, Pomona-Pitzer Lauren Roberts, Redlands Stephanie Spencer, Pacific (Ore.) Allysa Warling, Colorado College Leah Wessler, Colorado College Kaelia Neal, Linfield Katie Sandfort, Colorado College 10 memorable NCAA DII sports moments from fall 2021 The much-awaited return to NCAA DII fall sports certainly didn't disappoint. 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