2025 NCAA Division I Cross Country Championships

2025 NCAA Division I Cross Country Championships
Edition87th–Men
45th–Women
DateNovember 22, 2025[1]
Host city Columbia, Missouri
VenueGans Creek Cross Country Course
Distances10 km–Men
6 km–Women
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The 2025 NCAA Division I Cross Country Championships were the 87th annual NCAA Men's Division I Cross Country Championship and the 45th annual NCAA Women's Division I Cross Country Championship to determine the team and individual national champions of NCAA Division I men's and women's collegiate cross country running in the United States.

These championships were hosted by the University of Missouri at the Gans Creek Cross Country Course in Columbia, Missouri.[2] Missouri was granted the bid in 2021.[3]

In all, four different titles were contested: men's and women's individual and team championships.

Results

Women's team

PL Team Total Time Average Time Score 1 2 3 4 5 (6) (7)
NC State 1:35:53.8 19:10.8 114 5 6 24 35 44 (96) (122)
BYU 1:35:53.8 19:10.8 130 2 4 36 41 47 (63) (68)
Oregon 1:36:34.4 19:18.9 153 9 26 31 34 53 (56) (146)
4 New Mexico 1:37:28.3 19:29.7 216 16 38 42 59 61 (62) (100)
5 Florida 1:37:00.3 19:24.1 225 3 15 19 72 116 (119) (149)
6 Stanford 1:37:56.4 19:35.3 268 25 29 39 85 90 (145) (204)
7 Notre Dame 1:37:53.4 19:34.7 278 10 21 45 94 108 (125) (159)
8 Northern Arizona 1:37:54.1 19:34.9 279 27 32 33 49 138 (162) (165)
9 West Virginia 1:38:05.5 19:37.1 280 12 40 48 79 101 (111) (195)
10 Penn State 1:39:17.6 19:51.6 406 13 78 95 97 123 (143) (184)

Women's individual

Position Name Team Time
Doris Lemngole Alabama 18:25.4
Jane Hedengren BYU 18:38.9
Hilda Olemomoi Florida 18:46.4
4 Riley Chamberlain BYU 18:47.0
5 Hannah Gapes NC State 18:51.3
6 Grace Hartman NC State 18:52.6
7 Isca Chelangat Oklahoma State 18:56.1
8 Vera Sjöberg North Carolina 18:56.5
9 Şilan Ayyıldız Oregon 18:57.9
10 Mary Bonner Dalton Notre Dame 18:58.0

Men's team

PL Team Total Time Average Time Score 1 2 3 4 5 (6) (7)
Oklahoma State 2:23:59.5 28:47.9 57 4 5 6 12 30 (86) (149)
New Mexico 2:24:16.7 28:51.4 82 1 8 13 18 42 (52) (104)
Iowa State 2:25:16.1 29:03.3 158 14 20 21 31 72 (88) (153)
4 Syracuse 2:26:04.1 29:12.9 212 27 32 39 54 60 (83) (131)
5 Oregon 2:26:04.4 29:12.9 239 9 22 29 55 124 (144) (181)
6 Alabama 2:26:19.5 29:15.9 253 11 23 45 76 98 (138) (160)
7 Virginia 2:26:55.2 29:23.1 303 7 51 67 87 91 (103) (111)
8 Northern Arizona 2:26:53.6 29:22.8 303 15 53 71 79 85 (94) (101)
9 Eastern Kentucky 2:26:59.6 29:24.0 316 19 26 65 74 132 (152) (187)
10 Colorado 2:27:12.8 29:26.6 318 49 58 61 73 77 (120) (151)

Men's individual

Position Name Team Time
Habtom Samuel New Mexico 28:33.9
Rocky Hansen Wake Forest 28:38.0
Solomon Kipchoge Washington State 28:40.1
4 Brian Musau Oklahoma State 28:41.2
5 Fouad Messaoudi Oklahoma State 28:42.8
6 Denis Kipngetich Oklahoma State 28:44.3
7 Gary Martin Virginia 28:44.3
8 Collins Kiprotich New Mexico 28:45.7
9 Abdel Laadjel Oregon 28:46.2
10 George Couttie Virginia Tech 28:47.4

See also

Results

ESPN Full Race Broadcast

References

  1. ^ "NCAA DI Cross Country Championships Gans Creek Cross Country Course - Columbia, MO". Retrieved 21 November 2025.
  2. ^ "NCAA announces host site selections from 2022-23 to 2025-26 | NCAA.com". www.ncaa.com. Retrieved 2021-10-19.
  3. ^ "Badgers will host 2024 NCAA cross country nationals but lose out on volleyball, women's hockey bids". Big 10 Central.
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