FloTrack College XC Rankings Presented By HOKA: Division II

D2 Men's Individual Set #2

After a wild track and field season, NCAA cross country fever is beginning to spread. 

Is it too early to predict the national championship landscape? 

Who's out and who's in? 

Who can repeat, who can shock the NCAA and who will come up just short?

The 2024 cross country season is finally in (almost) full swing, with several meets having been contested over the past three weeks and even more key races to come. A modified version of the ELO ranking system -- a weighted algorithm that has been the gold standard used to rank sports since the 1960s -- has been developed and will be used throughout the season to see who would move up in the rankings and who would be displaced. Each competitor has been assigned an "ELO score" that will go up if they beat ranked racers, and down if they lose to varying degrees depending on the strength of their competition.Taking into account the 2023 NCAA Cross Country Championships, the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championship performances from TFRRS, MileSplit and beyond, all the contenders have been automagically ranked and placed by FloTrack's data-software. 

"Track scores" have been doled out based on top distance performances, but beware as athletes will need a combination of track speed and old-fashioned cross-country grit to succeed at NCAAs and deliver a title for their teams.

Follow throughout the season to see which favorites can deliver and which underdogs will step up and defy the FloTrack algorithm. 

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