Quax finished 65th a minute and a half back from NAU 6th runner (Colin Sahlman). He will be replaced by Kusche at nationals
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Proftrain wrote:
There is a vote via sub committee, points etc matter, but still a vote. From NCAA site below:
How do teams get into the cross country championships?
The regionals are a crucial event within the championships selection process. A team's advancement to the national championship is dependent on their performance at the regional championships. Once the regionals have concluded, the top two teams in each regional — there are nine in total — automatically qualify for the championships, which equates to 18 automatic qualifiers. In other words, it's the safest route to qualification. The NCAA DI Cross Country Subcommittee will then choose 13 at-large teams to fill out the 31 team field.
At-large teams selections are based firstly on their performance at regionals, making the third- and fourth-place teams the most likely candidates.
Regular and postseason (up until the championships) results combine to create a detailed resume of a team's performance throughout the season, and that resume is also looked over by the subcommittee to determine at-large championship selections. The amount of regular season points and specifically the wins against teams that have already qualified or been selected to the national championships really matter here.See page 15 of the doc below. It's not a vote. There is a procedure outlined that the committee follows.
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NAU wins glorified tempo run. profound implications for natty's.
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Does the west get 7 for men? Michigan really hurting the GL… same could be said for EKU being a road block.
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plop wrote:
Han Solo wrote:
If the West regional course isn't short, a lot of these guys may have a hard time bouncing back from a 28 min 10k in 8 days.
No way that course isn’t short, right? Otherwise that’s the fastest regionals race I’ve ever seen.
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Why would UVA women not get in? Ranked #12 and placed a solid 3 against nc state and unc. And teams ranked in 20’s who got 5th get in? Makes no sense.
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Men's Individual Qualifiers, very very unofficially
Great Lakes
Baidy Ba, Kent State, 7
Gabriel Sanchez, Indiana, 14
CarLee Stimpfel, Michigan St, 19
Aden Smith, Michigan St, 20
Mid-Atlantic
Ibrahim Kadir, La Salle, 6
Jack Miller, Pitt, 7
Taonga Mbambo, La Salle, 9
Luke Henseler, Pitt, 13
Midwest
Ryan Martins, Loyola-Chicago, 2
Gable Sieperda, Iowa State, 8
Isaac Basten, Drake, 9
Titus Winders, Iowa State, 10
Marquette Hanson, Missouri, 11
Mountain
Abdirizak Ibrahim, New Mexico, 18
Victor Kibiego, UTEP, 20 (gotta be in top 25, so Mountain only gets 2, opening up 2 extra at-large slots)
Northeast
Tyler Berg, Columbia, 3
Perry MacKinnon, Cornell, 4
Marcelo Rocha, Providence, 5
Alexander Korczynski, Northeastern, 7
Lachlan Wellington, Iona, 9
Rhys Hammond, Cornell, 10
South
Kirami Yego, South Alabama, 3
Fearghal Curtin, Florida St, 6
Ryan Kinnane, Auburn, 7
Teagan Flanagan, South Alabama, 10
South Central
Jonathan Chung, Texas A&M, 6
Dennis Kipngeno, Texas A&M-Corpus, 7
George Wheeler, Lamar, 8
Bradley Makuvire, Tulane, 9
Victor Neiva, North Texas, 10
Southeast
Nickolas Scudder, Charlotte, 1
Dylan Schubert, Furman, 4
Antonio Lopez Segura, VT, 5
Zach Kinne, Duke, 9
West
Jonathan Shields, Boise State, 10
Vincent Mauri, Arizona State, 11
Jake Ritter, Cal Poly, 12
Nicholas Russell, Santa Clara, 1390 -
Gonzaga second with all in-state recruits. Has any other team done that in the past? Excited to see what they can do next week
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Took him 3 years to win an XC race but now he's got 2 in a row. Will he make it 3 at natties?
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temporun wrote:
plop wrote:
No way that course isn’t short, right? Otherwise that’s the fastest regionals race I’ve ever seen.
A few stravas are up, and gps is measuring it about a quarter mile short. 28 flat turns into 2910.How is a course for this caliber of a meet THAT far off the mark? How do officials mis-measure it by a full quarter mile?
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Whatthehuh? wrote:
Why would UVA women not get in? Ranked #12 and placed a solid 3 against nc state and unc. And teams ranked in 20’s who got 5th get in? Makes no sense.
they did get in, in the final qualifying spot.
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According to Flotrack and their calculations in KOLAS the Women NCAA qualifiers are:
Great Lakes Region
University of Notre Dame
Ohio State University
University of Michigan
Michigan State University
University of Wisconsin
Toledo UniversityMid-Atlantic Region
Georgetown University
West Virginia UniversityMidwest Region
Oklahoma State University
Northwestern UniversityMountain Region
University of New Mexico
University of Utah
Northern Arizona University
Colorado State University
University of Colorado
Brigham Young University
Utah Valley UniversityNortheast Region
Providence University
Syracuse UniversitySouth Region
University of Alabama
Florida State UniversitySouth Central Region
University of Arkansas
University of TexasSoutheast Region
North Carolina State University
University of North Carolina
University of VirginiaWest Region
Stanford University
University of Oregon
University of Washington
Oregon State University
California Baptist University
Video:Men's Team qualifier for 2022 NCAA Championships
Great Lakes Region
University of Wisconsin
University of Notre Dame
University of Michigan
Butler UniversityMid-Atlantic Region
Villanova University
Georgetown University
Princeton UniversityMidwest Region
Oklahoma State University
Tulsa UniversityMountain Region
Northern Arizona University
Brigham Young University
University of Colorado
Air Force
Montana State University
Colorado State University
Utah State UniversityNortheast Region
Syracuse University
Harvard UniversitySouth Region
University of Tennessee
University of Mississippi (Ole Miss)
University of AlabamaSouth Central Region
University of Arkansas
University of TexasSoutheast Region
University of North Carolina
University of Virginia
Wake Forest University
North Carolina State UniversityWest Region Men
Stanford University
Gonzaga University
University of Washington
University of Oregon
Today's Results: https://www.ustfccca.org/meets-results
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After much research, I admit there is no "vote" to get in but a convoluted process that is still not perfectly clear. 18 teams in, that's easy. Then 18 to make 13 spots based on points. They go down the line for the at large. Then if a team doesn't have enough points and what isn't enough isn't clear, I'll assume zero, they go further down the list. I'm not even clear if 13 of the 18 teams (3rd and 4th) at all the regions have at least 1 point, they get in and if you are 5th or later, tough luck. I've already spent too much time trying to figure this out.
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WA Running Fan wrote:
Gonzaga second with all in-state recruits. Has any other team done that in the past? Excited to see what they can do next week
BYU, this year, all within 30 miles of campus.
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