The countdown is on.

On Saturday, Nov. 22, the nation’s top Division II runners will descend on Kenosha, Wis., for the 2025 NCAA Division II Cross Country National Championships—an all-out battle for team glory and individual brilliance. 

The women’s 6000m race will fire up the action at 11 a.m ET, setting the tone for the day, before the men line up for a demanding 10000m showdown at 12:15 p.m. ET. 

Fans can follow every surge, breakaway, and final push live on NCAA.com.

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This year’s championship field took shape after the Nov. 8 regional clashes, where 34 teams punched their tickets to the Wayne E. Dannehl National Cross Country Course. 

Three automatic qualifiers emerged from each of the eight regions, joined by 10 determined at-large teams ready to challenge the favorites.

The individual qualifiers bring even more intrigue. Fifty-one standout runners—26 women and 25 men—earned their shot at the national stage through gritty automatic performances and competitive at-large bids.

A fast course, tough fields, and championship stakes—here’s what you need to know before the racing begins.

2025 NCAA D2 Cross Country National Championships Schedule

Nov. 22, 2025 

• Women's Race - 11:00 a.m. ET
• Men's Race - 12:15 p.m. ET 

How to Watch 2025 NCAA D2 Cross Country National Championships

Stream the Nov. 22 DII XC national championships on NCAA.com starting at 11 a.m. ET.

Where is the 2025 NCAA D2 Cross Country National Championships

The 2025 Division II XC national championships will be at Dannehl National Cross Country Course in Kenosha, Wis.

Who Qualified for the 2025 NCAA D2 XC Championship

There are both team and individual qualifiers for the D2 championship races. Check out the full list.

Men’s Qualifying Teams

School — Region

• Adams State — South Central
• Alabama Huntsville — South
• Alaska Anchorage — West
• Anderson (South Carolina) — Southeast
• Augustana (South Dakota) — Central
• Cal Poly Pomona — West
• Charleston (West Virginia) — Atlantic
• Chico State — West
• Colorado Christian — South Central
• Colorado School of Mines — South Central
• Colorado-Colorado Springs — South Central
• Davis & Elkins — Atlantic
• East Central — Central
• Embry-Riddle (Florida) — South
• Flagler College — Southeast
• Florida Southern — South
• Franklin Pierce — East
• Grand Valley State — Midwest
• Lee — South
• Lewis — Midwest
• Nebraska-Kearney — Central
• Northwest Missouri State — Central
• Northwest Nazarene — West
• Oklahoma Baptist — Central
• Pittsburg State — Central
• Roberts Wesleyan — East
• Saginaw Valley State — Midwest
• Shippensburg — Atlantic
• Southern Connecticut State — East
• Washburn — Central
• West Texas A&M — South Central
• Western Colorado — South Central
• Western Washington — West
• Wingate University — Southeast

Women’s Qualifying Teams

School — Region

• Adams State — South Central
• Biola — West
• Cal Poly Pomona — West
• Catawba — Southeast
• Cedarville — Midwest
• Chico State — West
• Colorado Mesa — South Central
• Colorado School of Mines — South Central
• Colorado-Colorado Springs — South Central
• CSU Pueblo — South Central
• Davis & Elkins — Atlantic
• East Stroudsburg — Atlantic
• Edinboro — Atlantic
• Flagler College — Southeast
• Fort Lewis — South Central
• Grand Valley State — Midwest
• Lee — South
• Lewis — Midwest
• Minnesota State Mankato — Central
• Nebraska-Kearney — Central
• Northern Michigan — Midwest
• Palm Beach Atl. — South
• Pittsburg State — Central
• Roberts Wesleyan — East
• Southern Connecticut State — East
• Stanislaus State — West
• Thomas Jefferson University — East
• University of Tampa — South
• Walsh — Midwest
• West Texas A&M — South Central
• Western Colorado — South Central
• Western Washington — West
• Wingate University — Southeast
• Winona State — Central

Men’s Individual Qualifiers

Region — Athlete — School

Atlantic Region

• Mike Formica — Indiana (Pennsylvania)
• Franklin Kipchirchir — Fayetteville State
• Brian Kiprop — Fayetteville State
• Josh Miller — West Chester
• Jonathan Thrush — California (Pennsylvania)

Central Region

• Jaden Deaton — Missouri Southern State
• Wimachmorr Gilo — Missouri Western
• Timothy Kiprotich — Newman University
• Chase Sorrell — Missouri Southern State

East Region

• Dylan Boyle — Thomas Jefferson University
• CJ Johnson — Daemen
• Julian Jones — Wilmington University
• Dillon Labonte — Southern New Hampshire Univ.

Midwest Region

• Louis Ginane — Tiffin
• Tyler Harris — Drury University
• Ramon Rodriguez — Tiffin

South Region

• Basile Chevrel — Christian Brothers
• Colten Lee — Palm Beach Atl.

South Central Region

• Weldon Chebon — New Mexico Highlands
• Ian Rono — Texas A&M International

Southeast Region

• Nasrudin Mohamed — Augusta University
• James Shue — Catawba

West Region

• Dexter Delaney — Alaska Fairbanks
• Alan Jimenez — Cal State San Marcos
• Noah Plaza — Concordia University Irvine

Women’s Individual Qualifiers

Region — Athlete — School

Atlantic Region

• Natalie Barr — Glenville State
• Emily Bowers — Gannon University
• Faith Kiplimo — Fayetteville State
• Olivia Magagna — Bloomsburg

Central Region

• Olivia Bakker — Northwest Missouri State
• Shaelyn Hostager — Minnesota Duluth
• Vivien Kipkorir — Harding
• Kyla Lochtefeld — Washburn
• Emily McCullough — Fort Hays State
• Amy Morefield — Rogers State

East Region

• Samantha Doran — Bentley
• Lily Tedford — Bentley

Midwest Region

• Allison Kuzma — Hillsdale
• Maddie Miller-Ross — Illinois Springfield

South Region

• Addie Aguayo — Union (Tennessee)
• Taylor Benoit — Mississippi College
• Jillian Thorning — Nova Southeastern
• Lauren Wallace — Mississippi College

South Central Region

• Brooke Latham — Oklahoma Christian
• Megan Williamson — Dallas Baptist

Southeast Region

• Kennedy Roush — Anderson (South Carolina)
• Madison Thomas — Augusta University

West Region

• Maya Ewing — Seattle Pacific
• Angela McManus — Cal State San Marcos
• Madeline Reeves — Point Loma
• Rachael Watkins — Simon Fraser

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