Every D-I conference championship, the biggest D-III conference meets and this week's high school state finals, with live results and streams in one place.
Three top-10 men's teams in one race: No. 4 Alabama, No. 7 Arkansas and No. 9 Florida. On the women's side, No. 4 Florida meets No. 9 Alabama.
The deepest conference meet in the country. Men: No. 2 Oklahoma State, No. 3 Colorado and No. 5 BYU. Women: No. 1 BYU, No. 3 West Virginia, No. 7 Oklahoma State and No. 10 Colorado. On ESPN.
Three top-10 women's teams: No. 2 Middlebury at home, No. 4 Williams and No. 7 Tufts. Middlebury beat Williams 63-65 at Connecticut College two weeks ago.
The deepest state final of the week. Niwot (No. 4 boys, No. 7 girls), No. 9 Boulder, No. 13 Fairview, No. 14 Heritage, No. 16 ThunderRidge and No. 20 Arapahoe girls, plus Northfield's Abdi Hassan (No. 2 nationally), Coronado's Oliver Horton (No. 10) and Eaton's Delaney Reuter (No. 9 girls). No. 29 Mountain Vista looks to pull an upset in the boys race with its star-studded duo of Benjamin Adams and Riley Kiziah.
Final: Jackson State won the men's 8K with 41 points to Texas Southern's 51, led by freshman Ryan Achau, who won in 25:09.5 ahead of Bethune-Cookman's Jayden Santos-Gonzales (25:12.2). Alabama A&M won the women's 5K with 37 points to Florida A&M's 41, and Alabama A&M senior Laura Avila won in 18:16.4.
Final: Lehi won the 6A boys title with 61 points to No. 6 American Fork's 66 and No. 7 Riverton's 82, and Herriman's Trevin Lounsbury won the race in 15:08.08; No. 5 Lone Peak won the 6A girls with 30 points to American Fork's 86, and Farmington's Ellie Dorius won in 17:54.41. The other boys team champions were Maple Mountain (5A), Mountain View (4A), Ogden (3A), Grand County (2A) and Bryce Valley (1A), and the other girls champions were Viewmont (5A), Orem (4A), Canyon View (3A), North Summit (2A) and Panguitch (1A). Ogden's Avery Barton ran the fastest girls time of the meet, 17:49.88, to win 3A, and Northridge's Jeff Hazard won 5A boys in 15:06.53.
Mississippi's 1A, 2A and 3A titles are Thursday; 4A through 7A race Saturday.
No. 2 NC State and No. 8 Notre Dame women; No. 8 Syracuse and No. 10 Wake Forest men. NC State's Hannah Gapes won Pre-Nationals in a course record two weeks ago.
Three top-10 men's teams in one race: No. 4 Alabama, No. 7 Arkansas and No. 9 Florida. On the women's side, No. 4 Florida meets No. 9 Alabama.
No. 6 Oregon men lead the Big Ten field.
No. 1 New Mexico men and No. 6 New Mexico women.
No. 5 Northern Arizona women race at altitude on their home course.
Seven men's teams and nine women's teams.
Classes 1A and 2A race Friday; 3A and 4A race Saturday.
The deepest conference meet in the country. Men: No. 2 Oklahoma State, No. 3 Colorado and No. 5 BYU. Women: No. 1 BYU, No. 3 West Virginia, No. 7 Oklahoma State and No. 10 Colorado. On ESPN.
Tulane's Silas Kiptanui, the Pre-National men's champion, races at home.
Navy men and Army women are the favorites, with host Bucknell the main challenger.
Central Connecticut women chase a third straight title.
Three top-10 women's teams: No. 2 Middlebury at home, No. 4 Williams and No. 7 Tufts. Middlebury beat Williams 63-65 at Connecticut College two weeks ago.
No. 1 NYU, No. 6 Chicago and No. 8 Washington (Mo.) women; No. 7 Washington (Mo.) and No. 9 NYU men.
No. 5 UW-La Crosse and No. 6 UW-Stevens Point men; No. 3 UW-La Crosse women.
No. 4 North Central men, up seven spots in this week's poll.
No. 3 SUNY Geneseo men; Geneseo's women go for a third straight title.
No. 8 RPI men.
No. 10 MIT men take on No. 25 WPI, with Babson also in the men’s field. MIT’s women are tied for No. 9.
Northfield hosts the NCAA D-III Championships three weeks later, at Carleton.
The deepest state final of the week. Niwot (No. 4 boys, No. 7 girls), No. 9 Boulder, No. 13 Fairview, No. 14 Heritage, No. 16 ThunderRidge and No. 20 Arapahoe girls, plus Northfield's Abdi Hassan (No. 2 nationally), Coronado's Oliver Horton (No. 10) and Eaton's Delaney Reuter (No. 9 girls). No. 29 Mountain Vista looks to pull an upset in the boys race with its star-studded duo of Benjamin Adams and Riley Kiziah.
Indiana's one-class final on the NCAA Championships course. Springs Valley's Calvin Seitz, Fort Wayne Carroll's boys and Homestead's girls all won regional titles last weekend.
Kapaun Mount Carmel's Ava Claasen is No. 10 in DyeStat's girls individual rankings.
No. 6 Lee men and No. 10 Lee women.
Men: No. 2 Colorado School of Mines, No. 3 Adams State and No. 9 Western Colorado. Women: No. 1 Adams State, No. 3 Mines, No. 5 Western Colorado and No. 7 UC-Colorado Springs.
No. 5 Grand Valley State men and No. 6 Grand Valley State women.
No. 8 Chico State men and No. 4 Chico State women.
The national championship. Regionals are Nov. 13.
The D-III national championship.
The D-II national championship.