The 2025 D1 Cross Country regionals are underway on Nov. 14. As D1 programs across the country compete to earn a bid to the NCAA D1 Cross Country Championship, here’s how the Mid-Atlantic region shaped up.\u00a0<\/p>\n
On the Goodman Campus XC course in Bethlehem, PA, West Virginia sophomore Joy Naukot claimed the gold medal place finish in the Women’s 6K.\u00a0<\/p>\n
The No.10 women’s runner in the country according to the Flo Track rankings on Nov. 4, secured the gold with a 19:11.8 final 6K time. Naukot also had the best opening mile split clocking a 5:13.9. \u00a0Fellow West Virginia runner Mercy Kinyanjui claimed the second podium spot. The No.34-ranked sophomore runner clocked a 19:22.5 at the completion. of the 6K. Rounding out the podium in the women’s division, senior Melissa Riggins from Georgetown claimed the bronze medal in PA. The No.46-ranked runner finished the 6K with a 19:31.7.\u00a0<\/p>\n
The No.8 ranked West Virginia Mountaineers will claim the women’s team title in Bethlehem with 56 points. No. 12-ranked Georgetown claimed the second place team finish with 62 points and No.13-ranked Penn State rounded out the team podium in the Women’s 6K.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Joy Naukot, West Virginia, 19:11.8<\/p>\n
Mercy Kinyanjui, West Virginia, 19:22.5<\/p>\n
Melissa Riggins, Georgetown, 19:31.7<\/p>\n
Florence Caron, Penn State, 19:35.7<\/p>\n
Tilly O\u2019Connor, Villanova, 19:41.8<\/p>\n
Alexis Lamb, West Virginia, 19:44.3<\/p>\n
Rose Coats, Maryland, 19:46.1<\/p>\n
Meg Madison, Princeton, 19:47.8<\/p>\n
Ada Rand, Penn State, 19:48.1<\/p>\n
Charlotte Tomkinson, Georgetown, 19:48.5<\/p>\n
Nicole Vanasse, Villanova, 19:49.2<\/p>\n
Anna McNatt, Princeton, 19:51.3<\/p>\n
Barrett Justema, Georgetown, 19:53.5<\/p>\n
Claire Daniels, Penn State, 19:54.7<\/p>\n
Margaret Carroll, Villanova, 19:55.6<\/p>\n
Almi Nerurkar, Georgetown, 19:59.9<\/p>\n
Gwenno Goode, La Salle, 20:01.4<\/p>\n
Amelia Arrieta, Villanova, 20:03.0<\/p>\n
Emily Bryce, West Virginia, 20:03.8<\/p>\n
Charlotte Bell, Georgetown, 20:04.0<\/p>\n
Marie\u2011Theres Gruber, Delaware, 20:04.8<\/p>\n
Caroline Barton, Princeton, 20:06.6<\/p>\n
Lea Hatcher, Penn State, 20:07.6<\/p>\n
Maureen Cheruiyot, Pittsburgh, 20:11.4<\/p>\n
Emma De Jong, Princeton, 20:12.4<\/p>\n
Allison Dougherty, Penn State, 20:12.6<\/p>\n
Claire Zubey, Penn State, 20:20.9<\/p>\n
Anastasia Chepkorir, West Virginia, 20:26.6<\/p>\n
Rosemary Shay, Villanova, 20:27.6<\/p>\n
Jessie Fotheringham, NJIT, 20:28.2<\/p>\n
Katie Dallas, Penn State, 20:35.7<\/p>\n
Sarah Fischer, Penn, 20:39.5<\/p>\n
Olivia Martin, Princeton, 20:41.2<\/p>\n
Kelseigh O\u2019Neil, Rutgers, 20:43.4<\/p>\n
Shaelan McNally, Bucknell, 20:45.5<\/p>\n
Zoe Mosher, Villanova, 20:47.6<\/p>\n
Anna Weirich, Penn, 20:50.2<\/p>\n
Abigail Errington, Princeton, 20:55.6<\/p>\n
Emma Bennett, Georgetown, 20:57.0<\/p>\n
Maddie Cramer, Princeton, 20:57.2<\/p>\n
Gabrielle Jones, Penn, 20:59.3<\/p>\n
Sarah Mitchell, George Washington, 21:00.4<\/p>\n
Lorena David, Rutgers, 21:01.4<\/p>\n
Camy Kiser, Pittsburgh, 21:05.6<\/p>\n
Kailey Granger, Bucknell, 21:05.8<\/p>\n
Hadley Mahoney, George Washington, 21:07.9<\/p>\n
Tatiana Moura, West Virginia, 21:08.1<\/p>\n
Kate Moncavage, Bucknell, 21:08.5<\/p>\n
Eva Rogers, Maryland, 21:08.9<\/p>\n
Kristen Sarnicola, Monmouth, 21:11.1<\/p>\n
Kaitlyn Highduch, Lehigh, 21:12.5<\/p>\n
Ellen Baker, Pittsburgh, 21:13.9<\/p>\n
Caryn Rippey, Bucknell, 21:15.5<\/p>\n
Izzy Rodriguez, Penn, 21:16.0<\/p>\n
Alexis Jones, Howard, 21:16.2<\/p>\n
Sophie Compton, Navy, 21:19.3<\/p>\n
Carly Nicholson, Rutgers, 21:22.3<\/p>\n
Lexi Ensor, Navy, 21:22.8<\/p>\n
Mary Delaney, West Virginia, 21:23.0<\/p>\n
Bradley Weldon, Bucknell, 21:24.1<\/p>\n
Claire Bohan, George Washington, 21:24.7<\/p>\n
Caroline Cummings, Georgetown, 21:25.3<\/p>\n
Shealyn Brochu, American, 21:25.6<\/p>\n
Mira Martin, Howard, 21:26.0<\/p>\n
Gina Bolla, Duquesne, 21:27.5<\/p>\n
Neve Moulai, La Salle, 21:27.8<\/p>\n
Grace Hughes, Lehigh, 21:27.9<\/p>\n
Jane Phillips, Navy, 21:28.5<\/p>\n
Sophia McInnes, Villanova, 21:30.3<\/p>\n
Anna Quackenbush, Saint Francis, 21:30.5<\/p>\n
Honey Strosnider, Seton Hall, 21:30.6<\/p>\n
Ella Cook, Pittsburgh, 21:31.6<\/p>\n
Alexis Tepper, UMBC, 21:32.1<\/p>\n
Courtney Kaiser, Penn, 21:32.6<\/p>\n
Lola Dinneen, George Washington, 21:38.7<\/p>\n
Lana Hurwitz, Monmouth, 21:39.3<\/p>\n
Elena Barrall, Pittsburgh, 21:41.9<\/p>\n
Laura McConville, Mount St. Mary\u2019s, 21:42.9<\/p>\n
Lucy Afanasewicz, Lehigh, 21:43.5<\/p>\n
Kadence Dumas, Delaware, 21:43.9<\/p>\n
Grace Rudder, Saint Joseph\u2019s, 21:45.5<\/p>\n
Kyra Compton, Penn, 21:45.9<\/p>\n
Stella Hammond, La Salle, 21:46.6<\/p>\n
Grace Vives, Bucknell, 21:46.7<\/p>\n
Hannah Wyler, Marshall, 21:47.6<\/p>\n
Lily Strelecki, UMBC, 21:49.8<\/p>\n
Anya Kazemi, Lafayette, 21:50.3<\/p>\n
Hailey Reinhard, Bucknell, 21:51.5<\/p>\n
Gillian Lovett, La Salle, 21:52.1<\/p>\n
Camryn McGeehan, Pittsburgh, 21:53.3<\/p>\n
Brianna Jucewicz, Monmouth, 21:53.3<\/p>\n
Sarah Van Ornum, NJIT, 21:53.4<\/p>\n
Hannah Toth, Marshall, 21:54.5<\/p>\n
Kathryn Saum, Duquesne, 21:57.9<\/p>\n
Julia Shanes, George Washington, 21:57.9<\/p>\n
Alex Fleck, Pittsburgh, 21:58.2<\/p>\n
Katherine Leddy, Navy, 21:59.1<\/p>\n
Leonora Lynn, Maryland, 21:59.3<\/p>\n
Erin McGoey, Delaware, 21:59.9<\/p>\n
Lucy Scothern, Maryland, 22:00.2<\/p>\n
Hope Trimmer, Lehigh, 22:02.3<\/p>\n
Payton Campbell, Monmouth, 22:04.7<\/p>\n
Maeli Gleason, Rutgers, 22:06.1<\/p>\n
Rachel Starr, Delaware, 22:06.7<\/p>\n
Paige Quigley, Seton Hall, 22:07.7<\/p>\n
Susannah Heinz, Navy, 22:08.0<\/p>\n
Ellie Keefer, Maryland, 22:08.7<\/p>\n
Nina Connors, Saint Francis, 22:09.0<\/p>\n
Rosemary Gaydos, Saint Francis, 22:13.1<\/p>\n
Lexy Rivard, La Salle, 22:13.6<\/p>\n
Rose Tuomisto, Temple, 22:14.0<\/p>\n
Maren Iski, Maryland, 22:14.0<\/p>\n
Chloe Care, Saint Joseph\u2019s, 22:16.8<\/p>\n
Ava Severino, Lafayette, 22:18.3<\/p>\n
Amelia Green, La Salle, 22:18.7<\/p>\n
Sylvia Kashak, Duquesne, 22:19.8<\/p>\n
Emma Jiancristoforo, Robert Morris, 22:20.3<\/p>\n
Grace Trimmer, Lehigh, 22:21.5<\/p>\n
Morgan McNaughton, Saint Francis, 22:23.4<\/p>\n
Annie Ripol, American, 22:23.5<\/p>\n
Elaina Rainwater, Monmouth, 22:23.9<\/p>\n
Kathleen Schwaner, UMBC, 22:24.9<\/p>\n
Lilly Norcross, UMBC, 22:25.5<\/p>\n
Katelyn Deal, UMBC, 22:27.0<\/p>\n
Taylor Spencer, Marshall, 22:28.5<\/p>\n
Maddie Dischert, Rider, 22:29.7<\/p>\n
Erin Laquatra, Robert Morris, 22:30.0<\/p>\n
Lauren Thomas, Delaware, 22:30.6<\/p>\n
Kate Riley, American, 22:32.5<\/p>\n
Leah Clear, Delaware, 22:35.1<\/p>\n
Elizabeth Borah, Lafayette, 22:35.7<\/p>\n
Cayden Justice, Maryland, 22:36.4<\/p>\n
Lara Cota, Penn, 22:36.8<\/p>\n
Maya Van Horn, George Washington, 22:37.6<\/p>\n
Laura Castagna, Seton Hall, 22:39.0<\/p>\n
Sophia Trevenen, Duquesne, 22:40.0<\/p>\n
Zoe Rector, American, 22:41.4<\/p>\n
Madeline Palmisciano, Navy, 22:41.9<\/p>\n
Micah Haskins, UMBC, 22:42.1<\/p>\n
Cara Coppolino, La Salle, 22:42.2<\/p>\n
Una Boylan, George Washington, 22:43.0<\/p>\n
Sabrina Paz, Saint Joseph\u2019s, 22:44.6<\/p>\n
Katrina Endres, Saint Joseph\u2019s, 22:47.5<\/p>\n
Devon Sutton, Lehigh, 22:47.9<\/p>\n
Maeve McNamee, Lafayette, 22:48.4<\/p>\n
Nicole Dauberman, Rider, 22:48.8<\/p>\n
Nuria Escudero Jimenez, Mount St. Mary\u2019s, 22:49.1<\/p>\n
Kaylee Foringer, Robert Morris, 22:49.2<\/p>\n
Kayla Hayes, Loyola (Md.), 22:50.2<\/p>\n
Kimmie Harding, NJIT, 22:51.3<\/p>\n
Rian Johnson, Temple, 22:52.0<\/p>\n
Hazel Calway, Lafayette, 22:53.2<\/p>\n
Gianna Hernandez, Rutgers, 22:54.1<\/p>\n
Zoe Louis, Lehigh, 22:54.2<\/p>\n
Ali Fink, Saint Joseph\u2019s, 22:54.6<\/p>\n
Makala Hansen, Rider, 22:55.5<\/p>\n
Nina Sgambelluri, Delaware, 22:57.0<\/p>\n
Paige Boyce, Rutgers, 22:57.4<\/p>\n
Amelia Sabatino, Temple, 22:58.1<\/p>\n
Jonalee Adames, Saint Joseph\u2019s, 22:58.6<\/p>\n
Chloe McCarthy, Mount St. Mary\u2019s, 23:00.1<\/p>\n
Asha Bora, Marshall, 23:04.3<\/p>\n
Emma Bradbury, Robert Morris, 23:06.7<\/p>\n
Abby Tuturice, Saint Joseph\u2019s, 23:07.0<\/p>\n
Olivia Bortz, Rider, 23:11.2<\/p>\n
Lyla Brew, Robert Morris, 23:13.4<\/p>\n
Grace Mangold, Rider, 23:14.1<\/p>\n
Ellie Hosaflook, Marshall, 23:15.0<\/p>\n
Lydia Drago, American, 23:15.7<\/p>\n
Rebecca Jansen, Delaware State, 23:16.5<\/p>\n
Maddie Wassin, UMBC, 23:20.1<\/p>\n
Cassidy Kidd, Rutgers, 23:22.2<\/p>\n
Mackenzie Newman, Loyola (Md.), 23:22.4<\/p>\n
Destiny Lopez, Seton Hall, 23:24.4<\/p>\n
Tatiana Nunez, Rider, 23:26.7<\/p>\n
Ava Deming, Robert Morris, 23:27.2<\/p>\n
Estella Miller, American, 23:35.4<\/p>\n
Casey Collins, Monmouth, 23:37.8<\/p>\n
Alivia Bear, Lafayette, 23:39.3<\/p>\n
Isabella Leger, Saint Francis, 23:43.3<\/p>\n
Mileah Cotton, Delaware State, 23:45.0<\/p>\n
Elizabeth Pizon, Duquesne, 23:45.2<\/p>\n
Norah Affanato, Loyola (Md.), 23:48.1<\/p>\n
Sara Jury, Robert Morris, 23:55.0<\/p>\n
Kendall Lucas, Duquesne, 23:58.6<\/p>\n
Abigail Arseneau, Loyola (Md.), 23:59.8<\/p>\n
Maggie Froning, Marshall, 24:00.4<\/p>\n
Caroline Ballard, Marshall, 24:04.3<\/p>\n
Avery Errico, Monmouth, 24:05.5<\/p>\n
Hannah Cullum, Seton Hall, 24:08.9<\/p>\n
Anezka Seifertova, Delaware State, 24:09.8<\/p>\n
Emilie Creighton, Temple, 24:10.0<\/p>\n
Meghan Leonard, Loyola (Md.), 24:10.0<\/p>\n
Kayla Carrino, Seton Hall, 24:13.3<\/p>\n
Emma Andreen, Duquesne, 24:15.0<\/p>\n
Kendall Robinson, Howard, 24:22.3<\/p>\n
Reese Morgan, Temple, 24:24.8<\/p>\n
Selah Decatur, Loyola (Md.), 24:30.9<\/p>\n
Mackenzie Hirt, Saint Francis, 24:35.1<\/p>\n
Sarah Seam, Howard, 24:41.8<\/p>\n
Riley Bell, Mount St. Mary\u2019s, 24:47.9<\/p>\n
Sarah Colman, Saint Francis, 24:58.2<\/p>\n
Shirleysa Rivas, St. Peter\u2019s, 24:59.7<\/p>\n
Ilianna Surowiec, Delaware State, 25:32.6<\/p>\n
Leilani Gibson, Delaware State, 25:59.2<\/p>\n
Dezoara Diaz, St. Peter\u2019s, 32:18.8<\/p>\n
Amanda Hyatt, St. Peter\u2019s, 33:55.4<\/p>\n
Omaria Serrano, St. Peter\u2019s, 38:06.6<\/p>\n
Mercedez Cruz\u2011Fletcher, St. Peter\u2019s, 38:47.7<\/p>\n
Shania McDuffie, St. Peter\u2019s, 43:05.5<\/p>\n
In the Men’s 10K division, the Birhanu Harriman, a junior from Gerorgetown, claimed the title. Harriman secured the top spot with a 29:20.6. The 37th-ranked men’s runner in the country claimed the second spot at the Mid-Atlantic regional. Myles Hogan earned the second place finish with a 29:21.2. Rounding out he top three in the Men’s 10K is a senior from Navy. Justin Mumford claimed third with a time of 29:28.9.<\/p>\n
Princeton claimed the team title in the men’s division with 45 points. Georgetown was second with 63 points and Villanova was third with 84 points.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Here’s where each NCAA DI Cross Country Regional is taking place on Friday, Nov. 14.<\/p>\n
The NCAA Cross Country Regionals are not streaming live except for the South Regional and Midwest Regional on ESPN+.<\/p>\n
You can follow NCAA Cross Country Regionals results and breaking news on FloTrack.\u00a0<\/p>\n
For men’s and women’s, the top two teams in each regional \u2014 there are nine in total \u2014 automatically qualify for the championships, which equates to 18 automatic qualifiers.\u00a0<\/p>\n
The NCAA DI Cross Country Subcommittee will then choose 14 at-large teams to fill out the 32 team field.<\/p>\n
Individually, the first four finishers who do not belong to an automatic qualifier or an at-large team automatically advance to the championships. All four finishers have to finish in the top 25 within their region. Altogether, 36 individuals automatically qualify and two are chosen at-large, making 38 the grand total. The two at-large selections are the highest placing individuals at a regional that were not automatic qualifiers.<\/p>\n
The Cross Country Championships are on Nov. 22 at Gans Creek Cross Country Course in Columbia, Missouri.<\/p>\n