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NCAA.com | November 17, 2016

Men's and women's DI cross country championship qualifiers announced

  Last year, the Syracuse men's XC team took home the national title.

INDIANAPOLIS---The NCAA Division I Men’s and Women’s Track and Field and Cross Country Committee announced today the team and individual qualifiers for the 2016 NCAA Division I Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Championships.

In order to be eligible to participate in the championships, teams and individuals qualified in their respective NCAA regional competitions.

Thirty-one teams were selected to participate in each championship. The top two, seven-person teams automatically qualified from each of the nine regions, for a total of 18 teams. Thirteen additional teams were selected at-large.

Thirty-eight individuals were selected to participate in each championship through an automatic qualifier and at-large selection process. All individual qualifiers finished in the top 25 in their regions.

Indiana State University will host the championships, Saturday, November 19, at LaVern Gibson Championship Course at Wabash Valley Family Sport Center located in Terre Haute, Indiana. The women’s race will begin at 11 a.m. Eastern Time, followed by the men’s race at approximately noon Eastern Time. A live webcast of the championships will be broadcast from 11 a.m. Eastern Time until the conclusion of the awards ceremony, Saturday, November 19, on NCAA.com. 

The following teams and individuals were selected to the championships:

Men's Automatic Qualifying Teams
Arkansas
Colorado
Georgetown
Iona
Michigan State
Middle Tennessee State
Mississippi
Navy
North Carolina State
Northern Arizona
Oklahoma State
Portland
Stanford
Syracuse
Texas
Tulsa
Virginia
Wisconsin
Men's At-large Teams
Boise State
Brigham Young
California
Colorado State
Dartmouth
Illinois
Iowa State
Oregon
Providence
Southern Utah
UCLA
UTEP
Washington State
Women's Automatic Qualifying Teams
Arkansas
Baylor
Colorado
Harvard
Louisville
Michigan
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Missouri
North Carolina State
New Mexico
Notre Dame
Oklahoma State
Penn State
Providence
Stanford
Villanova
Washington
Women's At-large Teams
Air Force
Brigham Young
Eastern Michigan
Iowa State
Michigan State
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Portland
San Francisco
UCLA
Utah
Wisconsin
Yale
Men's Individual Qualifiers
Region/ Individual School
Great Lakes
Nicholas Raymond Eastern Michigan
Matthew Schwartzer Indiana
Jason Crist Indiana
Jaret Carpenter Purdue
Mid-Atlantic
Khalil Rmidi Kinini Maryland Eastern Shore
Nicholas Tuck Penn
Conor Lundy Princeton
Patrick Tiernan Villanova
Andrew Marston Villanova
Midwest
Michael Ward Bradley
Reed Fisher Drake
Dylan Blankenbaker Oklahoma
Joel Reichow South Dakota State
Mountain
Andrew Johnson Air Force
Benard Keter Texas Tech
Dillon Maggard Utah State
Northeast
Sean Burke Boston College
Brian Zabilski Columbia
Kenny Vasbinder Columbia
Yale James Randon
South
Robbie Farnham-Rose Alabama
Antibahs Kosgei Alabama
Harry Mulenga Florida State
Arse'ne Guillorel Samford
South Central
Emmanuel Rotich Tulane
Stanley Limoh Louisiana-Lafayette
Craig Lautenslager UT Arlington
Michael Guerrero UT Arlington
Southeast
Amon Terer Campbell
Lawrence Kipkoech Campbell
Erick Rotich Eastern Kentucky
Frank Lara Furman
Jacob Thomson Kentucky
Edwin Kibichiy Louisville
West
Alex Short San Francisco
Jose Pina San Jose State
Gabe Arias-Sheridan St. Mary's (California)
Fred Huxham Washington
Women's Individual Qualifiers
Region/ Individual School
Great Lakes
Katherine Turner Butler
Katherine Receveur Indiana
Maria Scavuzzo Miami (Ohio)
Emma Benner Purdue
Mid-Atlantic
Catherine Scott Bucknell
Gillian Schriever Pittsburgh
Jillian Forsey West Virginia
Maggie Drazba West Virginia
Midwest
Sharon Lokedi Kansas
Madeline Strandemo Minnesota
Hope Schmelzle Northern Illinois
Aubrey Roberts Northwestern
Mountain
Janelle Lincks Colorado State
Darby Gilfillan Colorado State
Winny Koech UTEP
Ellie Child Weber State
Northeast
Isabelle Kennedy Boston College
Henna Rustami Columbia
Elinor Purrier New Hampshire
Christina Melian Stony Brook
South
Veronica Eder  Auburn
Carmela Cardama Baez Florida State
Karisa Nelson Samford
Anne-Marie Blaney UCF
Sara Tsai Vanderbilt
South Central
Katie Jensen Rice
Abigail Cartwright Rice
Hannah Miller SMU
Brenley Goertzen TCU
Southeast
Grace Barnett Clemson
Annie Bothma Coastal Carolina
Charlotte Imer Eastern Kentucky
Katy Kunc Kentucky
Regan Rome William and Mary
West
Brenna Peloquin Boise State
Peyton Bilo Cal Poly
Bethan Knights California
Sarah Reiter Eastern Washington

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