Official NCAA XC Regional Thread -- Including LIVE At-Large Projections

Parent wrote:

Is Flotrack showing the NE as premium content?

I am pretty sure there is no livestream of the NE regional by flotrack.

I am a subscriber to the livestreams and there is nothing to watch.

Women's NE Team Scores:

1. Providence 50

2. Harvard 71

3. Yale 126

4. Dartmouth 167

5. Cornell 177

6. Columbia 200

Women's projections thru 3/9 regions (SE, NE, S)

1 michigan

2 eastern michigan

3 penn state

4 villanova

5 iowa state

6 oklahoma state

7 colorado

8 new mexico

9 providence

10 harvard

11 mississippi state

12 mississippi

13 arkansas

14 smu

15 nc state

16 louisville

17 washington

18 stanford

19 portland

20 oregon

21 san francisco

22 baylor

23 utah

24 byu

25 notre dame

26 yale

27 michigan state

28 california

29 ucla

30 penn

31 ohio state

I think Missouri just won with 86, OK St second with 89, Iowa St third with 90...

Arkansas women have won the South Central. Baylor second.

Devin Clark of Arkansas the individual champ in 20:17. Individual qualifiers: Hannah Miller (SMU), Brenley Goertzen (TCU), Katie Jensen (Rice), Abigail Cartwright (Rice).

http://www.flashresults.com/2017_Meets/xc/NCAASC/002-1_compiled.htm

1 Arkansas 48 7

2 Baylor 62 7

3 Rice 93 7

4 Texas 108 7

5 SMU 109 7

6 Texas Christian 176 6

7 Texas A&M 209 7

8 Stephen F. Austin 250 7

9 Tulane 282 7

10 UT-Rio Grande Valley 316 6

11 Houston 319 7

12 North Texas 354 7

13 Lamar 357 7

14 Sam Houston St. 357 7

15 McNeese State 405 6

16 Texas A&M-CC 428 5

17 Arkansas State 451 7

18 UT-Arlington 465 7

19 UTSA 481 7

20 Houston Baptist 577 5

Latest women's projections (includes SE, S, NE, SC)

1 michigan

2 eastern michigan

3 penn state

4 villanova

5 iowa state

6 oklahoma state

7 colorado

8 new mexico

9 providence

10 harvard

11 mississippi state

12 mississippi

13 arkansas

14 baylor

15 nc state

16 louisville

17 washington

18 stanford

19 portland

20 oregon

21 san francisco

22 utah

23 yale

24 notre dame

25 michigan state

26 byu

27 california

28 ucla

29 minnesota

30 missouri

31 ohio state

Southeast region- sorry for the formatting, I'm lazy

1 NC State 90 6

2 Virginia 105 7

3 Furman 106 7

4 Eastern Kentucky 117 7

5 Kentucky 150 7

6 Virginia Tech 181 7

7 Campbell 222 5

8 William & Mary 235 7

9 Liberty 255 7

10 Charlotte 282 6

11 Louisville 300 6

12 North Carolina 337 6

13 Morehead State 348 6

14 George Mason 349 7

15 Duke 374 6

16 Davidson 422 5

17 Wake Forest 422 5

18 East Carolina 459 5

19 App State 464 6

20 Northern Kentucky 498 5

21 VMI 499 5

22 Radford 510 6

23 Murray State 583 5

This is the men's race. Astonishingly fast.

Cuse goes 1-2 in men's race

Women's results from Mid-Atlantic in the weirdest format I've ever seen:

http://www.runhigh.com/2016RESULTS/R111116SCROLL1.html

Everything went to form (Penn St, Nova, Penn, WV)

Virginia frosh beat a Furman frosh by 2/10ths

Ok. We've put the at-large teams on the front page in case you don't have time to follow this thread.

Men here:

http://www.letsrun.com/news/2016/11/2016-ncaa-xc-championships-mens-projections/

Women here:

http://www.letsrun.com/news/2016/11/2016-ncaa-xc-championships-womens-projections/

In terms of individual at large spots, you'd better be at least #6 in your region if you want to get an at-large spot as we already have two people who were 6th in the region that aren't on a team going to NCAAs.

Women

South Region

Miss State (#14) - Won South Regional

Mississippi St (RV) . - 2nd South Regional

No other teams projected

At large qualifiers for now

1. Blaney, Anne-Marie - SR - UCF

2. Eder, Veronica - Sr. - Auburn

3. Cardama Baez, Carmela - So - Florida State

4. Nelson, Karisa - So - Samford

6. Tsai, Sara - So - Vanderbilt - possible at large spot

Southeast Regional

NC State (#2) - Won Southeast Regional

Louisville (UR) - 2nd Southeast Regional

At large qualifiers for now

1. Annie Bothma - Fr - Coastal Carolina

3. Katy Kunc - Jr - Kentucky

4. Grace Barnett - Sr. - Clemson

5. Charlotte Imer - Jr. - Eastern Kentucky

6. Regan Rome - Jr - William and Mary - possible at large spot

Northeast Region

Providence (#3) - Won NE Region

Harvard (#16) - 2nd in NE Region

Yale (#26) - 3rd in NE Region

1. Elinor Purrier - Jr.- New Hampshire

3. Isabelle Kennedy - So. - Boston College

8. Henna Rustami - Sr. - Columbia

9. Christina Melian - Sr. Stonybrook

Updated men's projections through 2/9 regions (South, Southeast).

1 wisconsin

2 michigan state

3 georgetown

4 penn

5 oklahoma state

6 iowa state

7 northern arizona

8 byu

9 syracuse

10 iona

11 mississippi

12 middle tennessee

13 arkansas

14 texas

15 nc state

16 virginia

17 stanford

18 ucla

19 oregon

20 portland

21 washington state

22 providence

23 boise state

24 tulsa

25 indiana

26 eastern michigan

27 furman

28 eastern kentucky

29 colorado

30 utep

31 colorado state

Gotta love how the women's race ended over an hour ago and the NCAA NE regional still doesn't have results anywhere.

Guess that's what happens when you let the MAAC host it.

Wow. Missouri wins the Midwest women's region

Huge if this holds up. Midatlantic had up to 5 women's teams (projected to get 4) that could go but as of now they will only get two and #24 Penn, #27 W. Virginia and Georgetown will all be left home.

From The Syracuse Twitter:

UNOFFICIAL RESULT: For the fourth-straight season and 7th time since 2009, the Syracuse men win the NCAA Northeast Regional!!

rojo wrote:

Huge if this holds up. Midatlantic had up to 5 women's teams (projected to get 4) that could go but as of now they will only get two and #24 Penn, #27 W. Virginia and Georgetown will all be left home.

Plus it looks like Georgetown will get zero individuals to NCAAs. Projected at large women from Mid-Atlantic as of now.

Regional Finish / PBs

2. Jillian Forsey - Jr. - West Virginia 16:05

5. Gillian Schriever - So. - Pittsburgh 4:25/16:24

6. Ashley Montgomery - Sr. - Penn 4:20/16:08

9. Catherine Scott - Sr. - Bucknell 16:38/35:15

Unofficial Mens NE Team Scores:

1. Syracuse 29

2. Iona 66

3. Dartmouth 109

4. Providence 112

5. Columbia 115