2025 NCAA Division I Cross Country Championships Qualifiers Announced
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The NCAA Division I Men’s and Women’s Track and Field and Cross Country Championships Sub-committee has officially announced the team and individual qualifiers for the 2025 NCAA Division I Cross Country Championships.
Teams and individuals earned their places through performances at their respective NCAA regional championship meets. A total of 32 teams were selected for both the men’s and women’s championships. The top two seven-member teams from each of the nine regions automatically advanced, accounting for 18 automatic qualifiers, while 14 additional teams received at-large selections.
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Additionally, 38 individual runners in each gender division qualified through a combination of automatic and at-large selection processes, with all individual qualifiers having finished within the top 25 of their respective regional competitions.
The University of Missouri, Columbia will host the championships on Saturday, November 22, 2025, at the Gans Creek Cross Country Course in Columbia, Missouri. The women’s race is set to start at 10:20 a.m. Eastern / 9:20 a.m. Central, followed by the men’s race at 11:10 a.m. Eastern / 10:10 a.m. Central.
2025 NCAA Division I Cross Country Championships — Teams and Individual Qualifiers
Men’s Automatic Qualifying Teams | Women’s Automatic Qualifying Teams |
Alabama Arkansas Butler BYU California Baptist Eastern Kentucky Georgetown Iona Iowa State New Mexico Notre Dame Oklahoma State Ole Miss Oregon Princeton Syracuse Stanford Tulane Wake Forest | Boston College BYU Florida Georgetown LSU NC State New Mexico Northwestern Notre Dame Oklahoma State Oregon Providence South Carolina Stanford Tennessee Texas A&M West Virginia Wisconsin |
Men’s At-Large Teams | Women’s At-Large Teams |
Air Force Colorado Georgia Harvard Louisville Michigan Michigan State North Carolina Northern Arizona Oklahoma Virginia Virginia Tech Washington State Wisconsin | Alabama Boise State Colorado Iowa State Missouri North Carolina Northern Arizona Penn State Utah Villanova Virginia Wake Forest Washington Washington State |
Men’s Individual Qualifiers | Women’s Individual Qualifiers |
Great Lakes Region Nickson Kogei — Cincinnati Joad Martinho — Toledo Bismack Kipchirchir — Akron Titus Kirui — Akron South Region Kelvin Cheruiyot — Florida Nickson Chebii — Auburn Zouhair Redouane — Tennessee Isaac Hirshman-Chandler — Florida State Mid-Atlantic Region Justin Mumford — Navy Nick Sloff — Penn State Charlie Moore — Villanova Thomas McMahon — Pittsburgh CJ Sullivan — Villanova South Central Region Johnson Lagat — TCU Paul Kiprotich — Stephen F. Austin Jack Johnston — Texas A&M Kgaogelo Moloisi — ULM Midwest Region Elkana Kipruto — Wichita State Jayde Rosslee — Bradley Cody Larson — South Dakota State Abraham Chelangam — Oral Roberts Southeast Region Collins Kiprop Kipngok — Kentucky Edward Bird — Kentucky Christopher Knight — Furman Noah Valyo — NC State Mountain Region Peter Visser — Weber State Titus Kimaru — Texas Tech Victor Kipkoech — Texas Tech Sila Kiplakat — Utah Valley West Region Leo Young — Stanford Meshack Kuyo — Boise State Jonas Price — Portland Evans Tanui — Arizona Alex Thompson — Boise State Northeast Region Fredrick Kipkosgei — Hofstra Jan Wouter Van Den Akker — UMass Lowell Owen Karas — Yale Kenan Pala — Yale | Great Lakes Region Rachel Forsyth — Michigan State Ann Lemirisho — Cincinnati Mercy Jebitok — Akron Aniya Mosley — Ohio State Mid-Atlantic Region Rose Coats — Maryland Meg Madison — Princeton Anna McNatt — Princeton Gwenno Goode — La Salle Midwest Region Jadyn Keeler — North Dakota Evyn Humphrey — Tulsa Leah Jeruto — Oklahoma Emmaculate Jemutai — Kansas Mountain Region Morgan Nokes — Utah Valley India Jones — Air Force Ella Johnson — Air Force Lily Mather — Texas Tech Northeast Region Charlotte Richman — Army West Point Molly Malague — Harvard Selma Anderson — Syracuse Jasmine Trott — Bryant South Region Rylee Blade — Florida State Bieke Schipperen — Florida State Nelly Jemeli — Mississippi State Ozia Trujillo — Florida Gulf Coast South Central Region Elizabeth Khatevi — Texas A&M–Corpus Christi Sydney Vaught — Arkansas Blezzin Kimutai — Tulane Rose Mburu — SMU Ruth Kimeli — Baylor Dorcas Jepkosgei — UT Arlington Southeast Region Silvia Jelelgo — Clemson Allie Zealand — Liberty Stephanie Moss — Duke Edna Chelulei — Eastern Kentucky West Region Logan Hofstee — Gonzaga Jessica Frydenlund — Gonzaga Anna Buettner — San Francisco Kelli Gaffney — Cal Poly |
