2025 LetsRun NCAAs Cross Country Prediction Contest
By LetsRun.comThe 2025 NCAA Cross Country Championships are this Saturday in Columbia, Missouri. Jane Hedengren will be trying to make history and to celebrate, we have the LetsRun.com Prediction Contest to make the meet even more fun.
The contest is simple- pick the top 3 individuals/teams from our guide. We score your picks and award prizes to the winners.
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NCAA XC 2025 Coverage Hub
Visit the full 2025 NCAA Cross Country Championships portal for previews, analysis, results, and more:
2025 NCAA XC Championships Portal
Featured previews:
- Men’s Individual Preview: Can American Rocky Hansen upset Habtom Samuel and Brian Musau
- Women’s Individual Preview: Jane Hedengren looks to make history as first freshman in 40 years to win NCAAs
- Men’s Team Preview: OK State aims for a second title in three years as Iowa State chases amid controversy
Prizes
Winner Overall Contest: 3 Year LetsRun.com Supporters Club Membership + LetsRun.com Shirt
2nd Place: 2 Year LetsRun.com Supporters Club Membership + Shirt
3rd Place: 1 Year LetsRun.com Supporters Club Membership + Shirt
Full Rules and Scoring
The scoring works as follows:
- Each person correctly picked to finish in the top 3 is worth 1 point. Order does not matter.
- Each event winner picked correctly is worth 3 additional points.
- A perfect top 3 in exact order is worth 2 bonus points.
Example: If you pick 1st, 2nd, and 3rd in the correct order you receive 3 points for the three athletes, 3 points for the winner, and 2 bonus points for the perfect order. Total of 8 points.
The first tie breaker is the most correctly picked winners. The second tie breaker is the most combined first and second place correct picks. If still tied, we will compare total points cross country style. If still tied after that, we will draw at random.
Disclaimers
One entry per person. No computerized or mechanical entries. Your picks and login name are not private and may be displayed on LetsRun.com. We are not responsible if the free contest is canceled for any reason. This contest is void where prohibited by law. No purchase required. We can win our own contest and will not be shy about letting you know. This contest is not affiliated with the NCAA. LetsRun.com is responsible for all prizes. We are not responsible for spelling errors or the possibility that some listed individuals may not race.
