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NCAA Division III Cross Country Results - By Region as of 11/10/2012 6:59:19 PM CT Week of November 6-12 Atlantic MEN WOMEN NCAA REGIONALS NCAA REGIONALS NCAA DIII CC Atlantic Regional NCAA DIII CC Atlantic Regional Genesee Valley Park, Rochester, N.Y. (host: Rochester) Sat Nov 10 Genesee Valley Park, Rochester, N.Y. (host: Rochester) Sat Nov 10 1 #12 NYU 50 ReglRk: #2 UAA 1 #7 St. Lawrence 49 ReglRk: #1 Liberty League 2 #4 SUNY Geneseo 59 ReglRk: #1 SUNYAC 2 #12 SUNY Geneseo 135 ReglRk: #2 SUNYAC 3 #16 SUNY Cortland 94 ReglRk: #3 SUNYAC 3 #14 NYU 154 ReglRk: #3 UAA 4 #30 Rochester 131 ReglRk: #5 UAA 4 #26 Rowan 182 ReglRk: #4 NJAC 5 #24 St. Lawrence 146 ReglRk: #4 Liberty League 5 Ithaca 221 ReglRk: #7 Empire 8 6 #34 TCNJ 202 ReglRk: #6 NJAC 6 RPI 224 ReglRk: #10 Liberty League 7 Ithaca 218 ReglRk: #8 Empire 8 7 #32 SUNY Plattsburgh 232 ReglRk: #5 SUNYAC 8 #35 RPI 250 ReglRk: #7 Liberty League 7 #35 Rochester 232 ReglRk: #6 UAA 9 Vassar 277 ReglRk: #10 Liberty League 9 SUNY Cortland 236 SUNYAC 10 Rowan 278 NJAC 10 Vassar 295 Liberty League 11 SUNY Oneonta 354 ReglRk: #9 SUNYAC 11 TCNJ 296 ReglRk: #8 NJAC 12 Buffalo State 382 SUNYAC 12 Hamilton 331 NESCAC 13 SUNY Fredonia 399 SUNYAC 13 SUNY Oneonta 333 ReglRk: #8 SUNYAC 14 RIT 439 Liberty League 14 SUNY New Paltz 445 SUNYAC 15 Clarkson 446 Liberty League 15 SUNY Fredonia 450 SUNYAC 16 SUNY Plattsburgh 495 SUNYAC 16 Brockport 464 SUNYAC 17 Hamilton 521 NESCAC 17 RIT 505 Liberty League 18 Brockport 541 SUNYAC 18 Stockton 514 NJAC 19 Stockton 589 NJAC 19 St. Joseph's (Long 516 Skyline 20 Ramapo 594 NJAC Island) 21 SUNY New Paltz 596 SUNYAC 20 William Smith 579 Liberty League 22 Merchant Marine 613 Landmark 21 Utica 596 Empire 8 Academy 22 Saint John Fisher 618 Empire 8 23 Utica 625 Empire 8 23 Ramapo 634 NJAC 24 Union (N.Y.) 707 Liberty League 24 Nazareth 659 Empire 8 25 SUNYIT 723 NEAC 25 SUNY Oswego 673 SUNYAC 26 SUNY Oswego 770 SUNYAC 26 Clarkson 688 Liberty League 26 St. Joseph's (Long 770 Skyline 27 Buffalo State 714 SUNYAC Island) 28 Stevens 742 Empire 8 28 Stevens 780 Empire 8 29 Hartwick 885 Empire 8 29 Hartwick 819 Empire 8 30 Union (N.Y.) 909 Liberty League 30 Nazareth 882 Empire 8 31 SUNY Cobleskill 987 NEAC 31 Saint John Fisher 943 Empire 8 32 Bard 996 Liberty League 32 SUNY Cobleskill 984 NEAC 33 Mount Saint Mary 1025 Skyline 33 SUNY Maritime College 989 Skyline (N.Y.) 34 Drew 993 Landmark 34 Merchant Marine 1028 Landmark 35 Rutgers‐Camden 1016 NJAC Academy 36 Hunter 1018 CUNYAC 35 Sage Colleges 1037 Skyline 37 Hobart 1080 Liberty League 36 SUNY Potsdam 1046 SUNYAC 38 Sage Colleges 1085 Skyline 37 Rutgers‐Camden 1181 NJAC 39 Bard 1168 Liberty League 38 CCNY 1196 CUNYAC 40 Manhattanville 1180 Middle Atlantic 39 Rutgers‐Newark 1204 NJAC 41 CCNY 1220 CUNYAC 42 Rutgers‐Newark 1311 NJAC 43 Mount Saint Mary 1322 Skyline (N.Y.) 44 SUNY Potsdam 1345 SUNYAC Saturday, November 10, 2012 USTFCCCA.org Page 1 of 10 NCAA Division III Cross Country Results - By Region as of 11/10/2012 6:59:34 PM CT Week of November 6-12 Central MEN WOMEN NCAA REGIONALS NCAA REGIONALS NCAA DIII CC Central Regional NCAA DIII CC Central Regional Tostrud Athletic Center, Northfield, Minn. (host: St. Olaf) Sat Nov 10 Tostrud Athletic Center, Northfield, Minn. (host: St. Olaf) Sat Nov 10 1 #29 St. Olaf 70 ReglRk: #2 MIAC 1 #9 Wartburg 72 ReglRk: #1 IIAC 2 #22 Central (Iowa) 75 ReglRk: #1 IIAC 2 #18 St. Olaf 95 ReglRk: #3 MIAC 3 Luther 144 ReglRk: #5 IIAC 3 #22 Luther 121 ReglRk: #4 IIAC 4 Saint John's (Minn.) 155 ReglRk: #7 MIAC 4 #29 Carleton 136 ReglRk: #5 MIAC 5 Loras 170 ReglRk: #3 IIAC 4 #15 Gustavus Adolphus 136 ReglRk: #2 MIAC 6 Wartburg 173 ReglRk: #9 IIAC 6 St. Benedict 192 ReglRk: #7 MIAC 7 Bethel (Minn.) 188 ReglRk: #6 MIAC 7 St. Thomas (Minn.) 222 ReglRk: #6 MIAC 8 St. Thomas (Minn.) 198 ReglRk: #4 MIAC 8 Concordia Moorhead 275 ReglRk: #10 MIAC 9 Hamline 252 ReglRk: #10 MIAC 8 Grinnell 275 ReglRk: #9 Midwest Conference 10 Grinnell 255 ReglRk: #8 Midwest Conference 10 St. Scholastica 306 UMAC 11 Nebraska Wesleyan 314 Great Plains 11 Macalester 321 MIAC 12 Carleton 317 MIAC 12 Central (Iowa) 345 IIAC 13 Simpson (Iowa) 340 IIAC 13 Nebraska Wesleyan 353 ReglRk: #8 Great Plains 14 Saint Mary's (Minn.) 374 MIAC 14 Hamline 377 MIAC 15 Gustavus Adolphus 418 MIAC 15 Cornell College 392 Midwest Conference 15 Augsburg 418 MIAC 16 St. Catherine (Minn.) 413 MIAC 17 Macalester 464 MIAC 17 Loras 419 IIAC 18 Concordia Moorhead 481 MIAC 18 Bethel (Minn.) 441 MIAC 19 Coe 503 IIAC 19 Minnesota Morris 487 UMAC 20 St. Scholastica 532 UMAC 20 Saint Mary's (Minn.) 508 MIAC 21 Cornell College 583 Midwest Conference 21 Augsburg 518 MIAC 22 Buena Vista 672 IIAC 22 Dubuque 664 IIAC 23 Minnesota Morris 734 UMAC 23 Martin Luther 685 UMAC 24 Dubuque 759 IIAC 24 Simpson (Iowa) 751 IIAC 25 Northwestern (Minn.) 767 UMAC 25 Northwestern (Minn.) 805 UMAC 26 Martin Luther 780 UMAC 26 Coe 812 IIAC 27 Bethany Lutheran 837 UMAC 27 Bethany Lutheran 827 UMAC 28 Buena Vista 890 IIAC Saturday, November 10, 2012 USTFCCCA.org Page 2 of 10 NCAA Division III Cross Country Results - By Region as of 11/10/2012 6:59:34 PM CT Week of November 6-12 Great Lakes MEN WOMEN NCAA REGIONALS NCAA REGIONALS NCAA DIII CC Great Lakes Regional NCAA DIII CC Great Lakes Regional Yule Golf Course, Alexandria, Ind. (host: Anderson (Ind.)) Sat Nov 10 Yule Golf Course, Alexandria, Ind. (host: Anderson (Ind.)) Sat Nov 10 1 #2 Calvin 36 ReglRk: #1 Michigan Intercollegiate 1 #16 Hope 91 ReglRk: #3 Michigan Intercollegiate 2 #27 Wabash 111 ReglRk: #2 NCAC 2 #10 Oberlin 95 ReglRk: #2 NCAC 3 #33 Case Western Reserve 146 ReglRk: #3 UAA 3 #5 Calvin 103 ReglRk: #1 Michigan Intercollegiate 4 Manchester 148 ReglRk: #6 HCAC 4 #33 Kenyon 155 ReglRk: #6 NCAC 5 Mount Union 166 ReglRk: #5 OAC 5 #23 Case Western Reserve 186 ReglRk: #4 UAA 6 Albion 308 Michigan Intercollegiate 6 Mount Union 230 ReglRk: #10 OAC 7 Ohio Northern 321 ReglRk: #7 OAC 7 #30 Ohio Northern 247 ReglRk: #5 OAC 8 Oberlin 334 NCAC 8 John Carroll 286 ReglRk: #7 OAC 9 John Carroll 342 ReglRk: #9 OAC 9 Alma 297 ReglRk: #8 Michigan Intercollegiate 10 Muskingum 370 OAC 10 DePauw 316 ReglRk: #9 NCAC 11 Adrian 374 ReglRk: #8 Michigan Intercollegiate 11 Manchester 323 HCAC 12 Hope 376 ReglRk: #4 Michigan Intercollegiate 12 Denison 329 NCAC 13 DePauw 395 NCAC 13 Ohio Wesleyan 359 NCAC 14 Denison 421 NCAC 14 Albion 360 Michigan Intercollegiate 15 Ohio Wesleyan 445 ReglRk: #10 NCAC 15 Wooster 412 NCAC 16 Spalding 470 SLIAC 16 Franciscan 425 AMCC 17 Wooster 477 NCAC 17 Hanover 505 HCAC 18 Kenyon 498 NCAC 18 Trine 511 Michigan Intercollegiate 19 Rose‐Hulman 528 HCAC 19 Saint Mary's (Ind.) 515 Michigan Intercollegiate 20 Heidelberg 559 OAC 20 Franklin 542 HCAC 21 Alma 563 Michigan Intercollegiate 21 Adrian 552 Michigan Intercollegiate 22 Wilmington (Ohio) 584 OAC 22 Wilmington (Ohio) 558 OAC 23 Wittenberg 600 NCAC 23 Otterbein 560 OAC 24 Franklin 618 HCAC 24 Wittenberg 699 NCAC 25 Franciscan 638 AMCC 25 Anderson (Ind.) 703 HCAC 26 Trine 658 Michigan Intercollegiate 26 Bluffton 757 HCAC 27 Marietta 673 OAC 27 Kalamazoo 799 Michigan Intercollegiate 28 Otterbein 685 OAC 28 Mount St. Joseph 860 HCAC 29 Anderson (Ind.) 711 HCAC 29 Spalding 918 SLIAC 30 Bluffton 712 HCAC 30 Defiance 937 HCAC 31 Defiance 713 HCAC 31 Hiram 957 NCAC 32 Kalamazoo 864 Michigan Intercollegiate 32 Transylvania 983 HCAC 33 Olivet 875 Michigan Intercollegiate 33 Olivet 999 Michigan Intercollegiate 34 Hanover 958 HCAC 35 Hiram 1002 NCAC 36 Mount St. Joseph 1199 HCAC 37 Transylvania 1220 HCAC Saturday, November 10, 2012 USTFCCCA.org Page 3 of 10 NCAA Division III Cross Country Results - By Region as of 11/10/2012 6:59:34 PM CT Week of November 6-12 Mideast MEN MEN NCAA REGIONALS 49 Rosemont 1532 Colonial States NCAA DIII CC Mideast Regional Big Spring High School, Newville, Pa. (host: Dickinson) Sat Nov 10 1 #1 Haverford 63 ReglRk: #1 Centennial 2 #20 Carnegie Mellon 92 ReglRk: #3 UAA 3 #25 Johns Hopkins 110 ReglRk: #5 Centennial 4 #23 Dickinson 129 ReglRk: #4 Centennial 5 #19 Allegheny 141 ReglRk: #2 NCAC 6 Elizabethtown 257 ReglRk: #6 Middle Atlantic 7 York (Pa.) 270 ReglRk: #9 CAC 8 Swarthmore 276 ReglRk: #7 Centennial 9 DeSales 333 ReglRk: #8 Middle Atlantic 10 Franklin & Marshall 404 Centennial 11 Gwynedd‐Mercy 405 Colonial States 12 Grove City 418 PAC 13 Moravian 428 Landmark 14 Susquehanna 436 Landmark 15 Muhlenberg 470 Centennial 16 Saint Vincent 475 PAC 17 Widener 502 ReglRk: #10 Middle Atlantic 18 Messiah 510 Middle Atlantic 19 Keystone 528 Colonial States 20 Misericordia 570 Middle Atlantic 21 Lebanon Valley 573 Middle Atlantic 22 King's College (Pa.) 578 Middle Atlantic 23 Gettysburg 649 Centennial 24 Juniata 653 Landmark 25 Penn State Behrend 661 AMCC 26 Marywood 713 Colonial States 27 Washington and 794 PAC Jefferson 28 Thiel 875 PAC 29 Scranton 897 Landmark 30 St. Mary's (Md.) 911 CAC 31 Thomas More 961 PAC 32 Penn State Abington 982 NEAC 33 Geneva 988 PAC 34 Waynesburg 1029 PAC 35 Hood 1054 Middle Atlantic 36 Westminster (Pa.) 1060 PAC 37 Wilkes 1071 Middle Atlantic 38 McDaniel 1076 Centennial 39 Eastern (Pa.) 1109 Middle Atlantic 40 Immaculata 1132 Colonial States 41 Penn State Berks 1139 NEAC 42 Ursinus 1149 Centennial 43 Frostburg State 1188 CAC 44 Cairn 1215 Colonial States 45 Bethany (W.Va.) 1254 PAC 46 Delaware Valley 1321 Middle Atlantic 47 Stevenson 1338 Middle Atlantic 48 Lycoming 1379 Middle Atlantic Saturday, November 10, 2012 USTFCCCA.org Page 4 of 10 NCAA Division III Cross Country Results - By Region as of 11/10/2012 6:59:34 PM CT Week of November 6-12 Mideast WOMEN WOMEN NCAA REGIONALS 49 Cedar Crest 1591 Colonial States NCAA DIII CC Mideast Regional Big Spring High School, Newville, Pa.
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