DIII At-large Bid Predictions

when does it come out and where do we find out

Should be posted between 2-3pm today.

All team qualifiers and Indy's.

Yeah, you could be right that additional Mideast teams at nationals could do well at Nats. The huge seperation from 2-3, and the 87 point spread hurts CMU. BUT, perhaps only finishing 18 points behind Washington at UAA and the fact that they are a 3rd place team will get them in.

So just heard from the coach. CMS got an at large bid but we were outta luck. So 1 for the West it is...

I like your confidence in the West but unfortunatly the NCCA rep's don't share it. only CMS will be getting an at large bid.

Has anybody heard anything else? NCAAsports.com doesn't have the teams posted yet.

Any word on further bids???

trinity and wesleyan are in in NE, not 5th Tufts

Any word on women teams yet?

any word on the midwest?

Unofficial word:

Five teams from the Midwest

Official

show me a link?

so now that he fields are complete who's go predictions?

Yout

Calvin

Harren

Amherst

for some reaosn can't open it. Can anybody post it in a message

2006 NCAA DIVISION III MEN'S AND WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY

CHAMPIONSHIPS QUALIFIERS

INDIANAPOLIS---The NCAA Division III Men’s and Women’s Track and Field Committee announced today the team and individual qualifiers for the 2006 Division III Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Championships.

In order to be eligible to participate in the championships, teams and individuals must qualify in their respective NCAA regions.

Thirty-two teams were selected to participate in each championship. The top two, seven-person teams automatically qualified from each of the eight regions, for a total of 16 teams. Sixteen additional teams were selected at-large.

Fifty-six individuals, the first seven athletes from each region who are not a part of a qualifying team, were selected to participate in each championship.

Wilmington College (OH), will host the 2006 NCAA Division III Men's and Women's Cross Country Championships, November 18, at Voice of America Park in West Chester, Ohio. The men’s race will begin at 11 a.m. Eastern time followed by the women’s race at noon Eastern time.

The following teams and individuals were selected to the championships:

Men’s Automatic Qualifying Teams Men’s At-large Teams

Allegheny Carnegie Mellon

Bowdoin Claremont-Mudd-Scripps

Calvin Geneseo State

Centre Mount Union

Cortland State Muhlenberg

Hamline Nebraska Wesleyan

Haverford Ohio Northern

Heidelberg Rochester Institute of Technology

Luther St. John’s (Minnesota)

New York University The College of New Jersey

North Central Trinity (Connecticut)

Occidental Wartburg

Rhodes Washington U. in St. Louis

Willamette Wesleyan

Williams Wisconsin-Oshkosh

Wisconsin-La Crosse Wisconsin-Platteville

Women’s Automatic Qualifying Team Women’s At-large Teams

Amherst Allegheny

Calvin Carleton

Case Western Reserve Chicago

Colorado College DePauw

Dickinson Elizabethtown

Emory Ithaca

Geneseo State Keene State

Grinnell Nebraska Wesleyan

Haverford Ohio Northern

Luther Plattsburgh State

Middlebury Puget Sound

North Central St.Thomas (Minnesota)

The College of New Jersey Tufts

Trinity (Texas) Williams

Washington U. in St. Louis Wisconsin-Eau Claire

Willamette Wisconsin-La Crosse

Men’s Individual Automatic Qualifiers

Atlantic Region

Matt DeShane Plattsburgh State

Colin Sanders Vassar

Erik Donohoe St. Lawrence

Mark Stevens Rochester

Ryan Kolb Brockport State

Erik Geisinger Rowan

Morty Caster Ithaca

Central Region

Drake Ballew Grinnell

Ben Grant Loras

Adam Wolf Central (Iowa)

David Montgomery Grinnell

Daniel Greeno Bethel (Minnesota)

John Nowinski Carleton

Ryan Martinez Carleton

Great Lakes Region

Ryan Terlouw Hope

Stephen Cohen Anderson

Chad Bennett DePauw

Sean Hudson Anderson

Seth Weener Hope

Joel Bendtsen Denison

Drew Wyant DePauw

Mideast Region

Macharia Yout Widener

Joe Francisco Widener

Patrick Donovan Elizabethtown

Curt Ruble Frostburg State

Matt Liebal Dickinson

John Nastus DeSales

Frank Eanes Messiah

Midwest Region

Brian Butzler Wisconsin-Whitewater

Mike Ptack Elmhurst

Brandon Mull Wheaton (Illinois)

Brian Hague Chicago

Micah Lorenzen Concordia (Wisconsin)

Drew Hatzold Elmhurst

Emil Bojanov Chicago

New England Region

James Butcher Middlebury

Mike Flint Coast Guard

Justin Chung Tufts

Dan Vassallo Colby

Curtis Wheeler Southern Maine

Jake Ruzevick MIT

Keith Drake Connecticut College

South/Southeast Region

Husein Nasiro-Sigo Methodist

Tommy Fyffe Emory

Brandon Spalding Bridgewater (Virginia)

Justin Kirk Mary Washington

Eric Johnson Roanoke

Jameson Otto Southwestern (Texas)

Vikram Srivastava Emory

West Region

Julian Boggs Colorado College

Will Leer Pomona-Pitzer

Alex Nichols Colorado College

Kiran Moorty Colorado College

Harrison Wilson Linfield

Kellen Peters Pacific

Chris Smith Redlands

Women’s Individual Automatic Qualifiers

Atlantic Region

Teri Wilson Brockport State

Autumn Swan Hartwick

Kaitlin O’Sullivan Oneonta State

Kristen Paulson Brockport State

Trisha Sliker Rochester Institute of Technology

McKenzie Clemens Alfred

Adrienne Gagnier Rochester Institute of Technology

Central Region

Hailey Harren Gustavus Aldolphus

Jill Wagaman Wartburg

Erin Weier St. Olaf

Angie Berry Central (Iowa)

Anna Bourman Martin Luther

Melissa Francis Hamline

Lacee Schrupp Hamline

Great Lakes Region

Katie Wieferich College of Wooster

Melinda Keesee Otterbein

Megan Gray St. Mary’s (Indiana)

Maggie Noonan Anderson

Ashley Scullion Baldwin-Wallace

Catie Coleman Ohio Wesleyan

Jessica Francois Kenyon

Mideast Region

Laura Paulsen Johns Hopkins

Kelly Sullivan Salisbury

Glenna Sullivan Salisbury

Kristen Carter Grove City

Carolyn Roberts Cabrini

Karen Ziga Franklin & Marshall

Nyika Corbett Swarthmore

Midwest Region

Marcia Taddy Wisconsin-Platteville

Erin Kelley Carroll

Jenny Graef Wisconsin-Oshkosh

Marissa Mele Elmhurst

Becca Jordahl Wisconsin-River Falls

Hannah Landecker North Park

Brittany Dick Ripon

New England Region

Ella Davis Wesleyan

Karen Prisby Colby

Megan Brousseau Wheaton (Massachusetts)

Anna King Colby

Kathryn Moore Bates

Maria Monks MIT

Nora Youngs Smith

South/Southeast Region

Jackie Burns Washington and Lee

Eileen Schilling Centre

Ann Tripp Mary Washington

Kat Telfeyan Washington and Lee

Laura Broederdorf Hendrix

Meg Harnett Roanoke

Allison Hazlett Mary Washington

West Region

Tamma Carleton Lewis and Clark

Avery Kelly Redlands

Julie Lauterbach Whitworth

Johanna Murphy Linfield

Shana Shosky Pacific

Amanda Phillips Lewis and Clark

Tamara Torlakson UC Santa Cruz

In 2005, the men’s Wisconsin-LaCrosse team placed two runners among the top 10 team scorers and five in the top 30 team scorers to defeat defending champion Calvin by a score of 94-117.

On the Women’s side, Geneseo (N.Y.) State placed three runners in the top 20 and five in the top 30 team scorers to defeat defending champion Williams for the team title by a score of 87-107.

Individual honors went to Hailey Harren of Gustavus Adolphus, who won the race by a margin of almost eight seconds over runner-up Julia Rudd of Wisconsin-LaCrosse. Also, in the men’s championship, individual honors went to Neal Holtschulte of Williams, who won the race by a margin of nearly 13 seconds over runner-up Macharia Yuot of Widener.

For more information regarding the NCAA Division III Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Championships, log on to

www.ncaasports.com

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Men’s At-large Teams

Carnegie Mellon

Claremont-Mudd-Scripps

Geneseo State

Mount Union

Muhlenberg

Nebraska Wesleyan

Ohio Northern

Rochester Institute of Technology

St. John’s (Minnesota)

The College of New Jersey

Trinity (Connecticut)

Wartburg

Washington U. in St. Louis

Wesleyan

Wisconsin-Oshkosh

Wisconsin-Platteville

Women’s At-large Teams

Allegheny

Carleton

Chicago

DePauw

Elizabethtown

Ithaca

Keene State

Nebraska Wesleyan

Ohio Northern

Plattsburgh State

Puget Sound

St.Thomas (Minnesota)

Tufts

Williams

Wisconsin-Eau Claire

Wisconsin-La Crosse