NCAA Men's Division I Cross Country Championship

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NCAA Men's Division I Cross Country Championship
Current season, competition or edition:
Current sports event 2014 NCAA Division I Cross Country Championships
NCAA logo.svg
Sport College cross country running
Founded 1938
No. of teams 31 (253 individuals)
Most recent champion(s) Syracuse (2)
Most titles Team: Arkansas (11)
Individual: Washington State, Oregon (7)
TV partner(s) ESPNU
Official website NCAA.com

Each autumn since 1938, with the exception of 1943, the National Collegiate Athletic Association has hosted men's cross country championships. Since 1958, the NCAA has had multiple division championships. Since 1973, Divisions I, II and III have all had their own national championships. Teams and individual runners qualify for the championship at regional competitions approximately a week before the national championships, typically held in November.

Qualifying

Teams compete in one of nine regional championships to qualify, where the top two teams automatically advance and thirteen additional teams are chosen as at-large selections. In addition to the 31 teams, 38 individual runners qualify for the national championship.[1]

History

The field for the Division I national championship race has ranged in size from a low of 6 teams in 1938 to a high of 39 teams in 1970. From 1982 to 1997 the field was fixed at 22 teams. Beginning in 1998, the national championship race has included 31 teams.

The race distance from 1938 to 1964 was 4 miles (6.4 km). From 1965 to 1975 the race distance was 6 miles (9.7 km). Since 1976 the race distance has been 10,000 meters (6.2 mi).[2]

Champions

  • Prior to 1958, only a single national championship was held between all members of the NCAA; Division II started in 1958 and Division III in 1973.[3]
  • The race distance was 4 miles from 1938 to 1964, 6 miles from 1965 to 1975, and 10,000 meters from 1976 to the present.
NCAA Men's Division I Cross Country Championship
Year Host City
(Host Team)		 Team Championship Individual Championship
Winner Points Runner-up Points Winner
(Team)		 Time
1938
Details		 East Lansing, MI
(Michigan State)		 Indiana 51 Notre Dame 61 Greg Rice
(Notre Dame)		 20:12.9
1939
Details		 Michigan State 54 Wisconsin 57 Walter Mehl
(Wisconsin)		 20:30.9
1940
Details		 Indiana 65 Eastern Michigan 68 Gil Dodds
(Ashland)		 20:30.2
1941
Details		 Rhode Island 83 Penn State 110 Fred Wilt
(Indiana)		 20:32.1
1942
Details		 Indiana
Penn State		 57 Rhode Island 79 Oliver Hunter
(Notre Dame)		 20:18.0
1943 Not Held due to World War II
1944
Details		 East Lansing, MI
(Michigan State)		 Drake 25 Notre Dame 64 Fred Feiler
(Drake)		 21:04.2
1945
Details		 Drake 50 Notre Dame 65 Fred Feiler
(Drake)		 21:14.2
1946
Details		 Drake 42 NYU 98 Quentin Brelsford
(Ohio Wesleyan)		 20:22.9
1947
Details		 Penn State 60 Syracuse 72 Jack Milne
(North Carolina)		 20:41.1
1948
Details		 Michigan State 41 Wisconsin 69 Robert Black
(Rhode Island)		 19:52.3
1949
Details		 Michigan State 59 Syracuse 81 Robert Black
(Rhode Island)		 20:25.7
1950
Details		 Penn State 53 Michigan State 55 Herb Semper
(Kansas)		 20:31.7
1951
Details		 Syracuse 80 Kansas 118 Herb Semper
(Kansas)		 20:09.5
1952
Details		 Michigan State 65 Indiana 68 Charles Capozzoli
(Georgetown)		 19:36.7
1953
Details		 Kansas 70 Indiana 82 Wes Santee
(Kansas)		 19:43.5
1954
Details		 Oklahoma State 61 Syracuse 118 Allen Frame
(Kansas)		 19:54.2
1955
Details		 Michigan State 46 Kansas 68 Charles Jones
(Iowa)		 19:57.4
1956
Details		 Michigan State 28 Kansas 88 Walter McNew
(Texas)		 19:55.7
1957
Details		 Notre Dame 121 Michigan State 127 Max Truex
(USC)		 19:12.3†
1958
Details		 Michigan State 79 Western Michigan 104 Crawford Kennedy
(Michigan State)		 20:07.1
1959
Details		 Michigan State 44 Houston 120 Al Lawrence
(Houston)		 20:35.7
1960
Details		 Houston 54 Michigan State 80 Al Lawrence
(Houston)		 19:28.2
1961
Details		 Oregon State 68 San Jose State 82 Dale Story
(Oregon State)		 19:46.6
1962
Details		 San Jose State 58 Villanova 69 Tom O'Hara
(Loyola–Chicago)		 19:20.3
1963
Details		 San Jose State 53 Oregon 68 Victor Zwolak
(Villanova)		 19:35.0
1964
Details		 Western Michigan 86 Oregon 116 Elmore Banton
(Ohio)		 20:07.5
The race distance changes from 4 miles to 6 miles
1965
Details		 Lawrence, KS
(Kansas)		 Western Michigan 81 Northwestern 114 John Lawson
(Kansas)		 29:24.0
1966
Details		 Villanova 79 Kansas State 155 Gerry Lindgren
(Washington State)		 29:01.4
1967
Details		 Laramie, WY
(Wyoming)		 Villanova 91 Air Force 96 Gerry Lindgren
(Washington State)		 30:45.6
1968
Details		 Bronx, NY
(Manhattan)		 Villanova 78 Stanford 100 Michael Ryan
(Air Force)		 29:16.8
1969
Details		 UTEP 74 Villanova 88 Gerry Lindgren
(Washington State)		 28:59.2
1970
Details		 Williamsburg, VA
(William & Mary)		 Villanova 85 Oregon 86 Steve Prefontaine
(Oregon)		 28:00.2†
1971
Details		 Knoxville, TN
(Tennessee)		 Oregon 83 Washington State 122 Steve Prefontaine
(Oregon)		 29:14.0
1972
Details		 Houston, TX
(Houston)		 Tennessee 134 East Tennessee State 148 Neil Cusack
(East Tennessee State)		 28:23.0
1973
Details		 Pullman, WA
(Washington State)		 Oregon 89 UTEP 157 Steve Prefontaine
(Oregon)		 28:14.8
1974
Details		 Bloomington, IN
(Indiana)		 Oregon 77 Western Kentucky 110 Nick Rose
(Western Kentucky)		 29:22.00
1975
Details		 State College, PA
(Penn State)		 UTEP 88 Oregon 92 Craig Virgin
(Illinois)		 28:23.3
*The race distance changes from 6 miles to 10 kilometers
1976
Details		 Denton, TX
(North Texas)		 UTEP 62 Oregon 117 Henry Rono
(Washington State)		 28:06.6†
1977
Details		 Pullman, WA
(Washington State)		 Oregon 100 UTEP 105 Henry Rono
(Washington State)		 28:33.5
1978
Details		 Madison, WI
(Wisconsin)		 UTEP 56 Oregon 72 Alberto Salazar
(Oregon)		 29:29.7
1979
Details		 Bethlehem, PA
(Lehigh)		 UTEP 86 Oregon 93 Henry Rono
(Washington State)		 28:19.6
1980
Details		 Wichita, KS
(Wichita State)		 UTEP 58 Arkansas 152 Suleiman Nyambui
(UTEP)		 29:04.0
1981
Details		 Wichita, KS
(Wichita State)		 UTEP 17 Providence 109 Matthews Motshwarateu
(UTEP)		 28:45.6
1982
Details		 Bloomington, IN
(Indiana)		 Wisconsin 59 Providence 138 Mark Scrutton
(Colorado)		 30:12.6
1983
Details		 Bethlehem, PA
(Lehigh)		 (Vacated) 108 Wisconsin 164 Zakarie Barie
(UTEP)		 29:20.0
1984
Details		 State College, PA
(Penn State)		 Arkansas 101 Arizona 111 Ed Eyestone
(BYU)		 29:28.8
1985
Details		 Milwaukee, WI
(Marquette)		 Wisconsin 67 Arkansas 104 Tim Hacker
(Wisconsin)		 29:17.88
1986
Details		 Tucson, AZ
(Arizona)		 Arkansas 69 Dartmouth 141 Aaron Ramirez
(Arizona)		 30:27.53
1987
Details		 Charlottesville, VA
(Virginia)		 Arkansas 87 Dartmouth 119 Joe Falcon
(Arkansas)		 29:14.97
1988
Details		 Ames, IA
(Iowa State)		 Wisconsin 105 Northern Arizona 160 Bob Kennedy
(Indiana)		 29:20.00
1989
Details		 Annapolis, MD
(Navy)		 Iowa State 54 Oregon 72 John Nuttall
(Iowa State)		 29:30.55
1990
Details		 Knoxville, TN
(Tennessee)		 Arkansas 68 Iowa State 96 Jonah Koech
(Iowa State)		 29:05
1991
Details		 Tucson, AZ
(Arizona)		 Arkansas 52 Iowa State 114 Sean Dollman
(Western Kentucky)		 30:17.1
1992
Details		 Bloomington, IN
(Indiana)		 Arkansas 46 Wisconsin 87 Bob Kennedy
(Indiana)		 30:15.3
1993
Details		 Bethlehem, PA
(Lehigh)		 Arkansas 31 BYU 153 Josephat Kapkory
(Washington State)		 29:32.4
1994
Details		 Fayetteville, AR
(Arkansas)		 Iowa State 65 Colorado 88 Martin Keino
(Arizona)		 30:08.7
1995
Details		 Ames, IA
(Iowa State)		 Arkansas 100 Northern Arizona 142 Godfrey Siamusiye
(Arkansas)		 30:09
1996
Details		 Tucson, AZ
(Arizona)		 Stanford 46 Arkansas 74 Godfrey Siamusiye
(Arkansas)		 29:49
1997
Details		 Greenville, SC
(Furman)		 Stanford 53 Arkansas 56 Mebrahtom Keflezighi
(UCLA)		 28:54
1998
Details		 Lawrence, KS
(Kansas)		 Arkansas 97 Stanford 114 Adam Goucher
(Colorado)		 29:26.9
1999
Details		 Bloomington, IN
(Indiana)		 Arkansas 58 Wisconsin 185 David Kimani
(South Alabama)		 30:06.6
2000
Details		 Ames, IA
(Iowa State)		 Arkansas 83 Colorado 94 Keith Kelly
(Providence)		 30:14.5
2001
Details		 Greenville, SC
(Furman)		 Colorado 90 Stanford 91 Boaz Cheboiywo
(Eastern Michigan)		 28:47
2002
Details		 Terre Haute, IN
(Indiana State)		 Stanford 47 Wisconsin 107 Jorge Torres
(Colorado)		 29:04.7
2003
Details		 Cedar Rapids, IA
(Northern Iowa)		 Stanford 24 Wisconsin 147 Dathan Ritzenhein
(Colorado)		 29:14.1
2004
Details		 Terre Haute, IN
(Indiana State)		 Colorado 90 Wisconsin 94 Simon Bairu
(Wisconsin)		 30:37.7
2005
Details		 Wisconsin 37 Arkansas 105 Simon Bairu
(Wisconsin)		 29:15.9
2006
Details		 Colorado 94 Wisconsin 142 Josh Rohatinsky
(BYU)		 30:44.9
2007
Details		 Oregon 85 Iona 113 Josh McDougal
(Liberty)		 29:22.4
2008
Details		 Oregon 93 Iona 147 Galen Rupp
(Oregon)		 29:03.2
2009
Details		 Oklahoma State 127 Oregon 143 Sam Chelanga
(Liberty)		 28:41.3
2010
Details		 Oklahoma State 73 Florida State 193 Sam Chelanga
(Liberty)		 29:22.2
2011
Details		 Wisconsin 97 Oklahoma State 139 Lawi Lalang
(Arizona)		 28:44.1
2012
Details		 Louisville, KY
(Louisville)		 Oklahoma State 72 Wisconsin 135 Kennedy Kithuka
(Texas Tech)		 28:31.3
2013
Details		 Terre Haute, IN
(Indiana State)		 Colorado 149 Northern Arizona 169 Edward Cheserek
(Oregon)		 29:41.1
2014
Details		 Colorado 65 Stanford 98 Edward Cheserek
(Oregon)		 30:19.4
2015
Details		 Louisville, KY
(Louisville)		 Syracuse 82 Colorado 91 Edward Cheserek
(Oregon)		 28:45.8
  • A time highlighted in ██ indicates a NCAA championship record time for that distance at the time.
  • A † indicates the all-time NCAA championship record for that distance.
  • UTEP's 1983 championship was vacated by the NCAA Committee on Infractions.

Titles

Appearances

Most team appearances (top 15)

Rank Team Appearances
1 Wisconsin 54
2 Notre Dame 49
3 Arkansas
Colorado		 44
4 Michigan State 42
5 Penn State
Providence		 41
6 Oregon 39
7 Indiana 37
8 Georgetown 34
9 Tennessee
Texas
Villanova		 32
10 BYU 31
11 Michigan 30
12 Kansas 29
13 Miami (OH)
Oklahoma State		 28
14 NC State 26
15 William & Mary 25

Records

See also

References

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  2. ↑ NCAA 2010 Men's Division I Cross Country All Time Championship Records [1].
  3. ↑ Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found.
  4. ↑ NCAA Men's Cross Country All-Time Championship Records & Results [2]. Accessed 12 February 2011.

External links

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