NCAA.com | November 8, 2016 Division II Men's and Women's Cross Country Championship qualifiers announced Share INDIANAPOLIS---The NCAA Division II Men’s and Women’s Track and Field and Cross Country Committee has announced the participants for the 2016 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. LIVE RESULTS: Follow along for live results when the races take place 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 2015 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 is outlined below. The championships will be held Nov. 19 in Saint Leo, Florida, at The Abbey Course. Saint Leo University will serve as the host of the championships. Women’s Qualifying Teams (School, Region) Adams State, South Central Alaska Anchorage, West Assumption, East Bloomsburg, Atlantic Cal Poly Pomona, West California Baptist, West Cedarville, Midwest Chico State, West Colorado-Colorado Springs, South Central Colorado School of Mines, South Central Colorado State-Pueblo, South Central Fort Hays State, Central Grand Valley State, Midwest Hillsdale, Midwest Lee, South Mary, Central Minnesota Duluth, Central Montevallo, Southeast Northern Michigan, Midwest Point Loma, West Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras, South Queens (North Carolina), Southeast Roberts Wesleyan, East Saint Leo, South Seton Hill, Atlantic Shippensburg, Atlantic Simon Fraser, West Southern Indiana, Midwest Southwest Baptist, Central Stonehill, East Western State, South Central Wingate, Southeast Men’s Qualifying Teams (School, Region) Academy of Art, West Adams State, South Central Alaska Anchorage, West American International, East Augustana (South Dakota), Central Bentley, East Cal Poly Pomona, West California Baptist, West Chico State, West Colorado School of Mines, South Central Concord, Atlantic Colorado State-Pueblo, South Central Edinboro, Atlantic Florida Southern, South Grand Valley State, Midwest Hillsdale, Midwest Lee, South Lewis, Midwest Lock Haven, Atlantic Mars Hill, Southeast Missouri Southern State, Central Mount Olive, Southeast MSU Moorhead, Central Northwest Missouri State, Central Queens (North Carolina), Southeast Saginaw Valley State, Midwest Saint Leo, South Shippensburg, Atlantic Southern Indiana, Midwest Stonehill, East West Texas A&M, South Central Western State, South Central Women’s Individual Qualifiers Atlantic Region Summer Hill, California (Pennsylvania) Jenna Lezanic, Indiana (Pennsylvania) Kaitlyn Workman, Wheeling Jesuit Central Region Morgan Benesch, Nebraska-Kearney Molly Montonye, MSU Moorhead Sam Sunstrom, St. Cloud State East Region Natasha Fitzpatrick, Southern Connecticut State Pascaline Jerotich, American International Talya Williams, LIU Post Midwest Region Erin Crone, Bellarmine Allison Dorr, Saginaw Valley State Moriah Palmer, Wisconsin-Parkside South Region Claudia Cancello, Tampa Cecelia David, West Alabama Camryn Rickenbach, Palm Beach Atlantic South Central Region Alexia Chapman, Colorado Mesa Layne Hammer, Oklahoma Christian Mercy Rotich, Eastern New Mexico Southeast Region Leah Hanle, Mount Olive Haylee Love, Anderson (South Carolina) Katherine Yost, Georgia College West Region Laura Aceves, Cal State San Bernardino Shannon Porter, Saint Martin’s Eileen Stressling, Azusa Pacific Men’s Individual Qualifiers Atlantic Region Austin Cooper, Indiana (Pennsylvania) Steve Maine, Kutztown Jeremy Parsons, Slippery Rock Central Region Andrew Fields, Nebraska-Kearney Jahn Landrigan, Nebraska-Kearney Jacob Klemz, Washburn East Region Aidan Gilbride, Franklin Pierce Nacho Hernando, Southern New Hampshire Dage Minors, Franklin Pierce Midwest Region Nick Hall, Ashland James Ngandu, Tiffin Chris Striegel, Bellarmine South Region Alfred Chelanga, Shorter Victor Ortiz Rivera, Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras Trey Simons, Morehouse South Central Region Alejandro Garcia, Chadron State Baylor Harvey, Rogers State Jonah Theisen, Black Hills State Southeast Region Timothy Asis, Young Harris Tanner Cook, King (Tennesse) Henning Schein, Armstrong State West Region Tareq Alwafai, UC San Diego Isaac Derline, Western Washington Brendan Gee, UC San Diego 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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