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Adams State Back to the Top in Both Division II Cross Country Rankings
By Tom Lewis, USTFCCCA November 24, 2010   

Adams State Back to the Top in Both Division II Cross Country Rankings

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… The women of Adams State reclaimed the No. 1 spot in the women’s rankings and are on top for the first time since November 3 … Shippensburg’s women moves to a season-best No. 3 ranking after winning the Atlantic region last weekend …

… On the men’s side, Adams State will enter the NCAA Championships as the No. 1 team, a place they have been the entire season … Grand Valley State moves up to a season-best No. 3 ranking …

… The NCAA Division II Cross Country Championships will be held Decemebr 4 in Louisville, Ky. … these are the final rankings of the regular season …

 

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NCAA Division II

Men’s Cross Country National Team Rankings

2010 Week #9, November 24
next ranking: none, NCAA Championships – December 4
Rank Institution Region Conference Location
Last Week
1 Adams State Central RMAC Alamosa, Colo.
1
2 Western State Central RMAC Gunnison, Colo.
2
3 Grand Valley State Midwest GLIAC Allendale, Mich.
5
4 Colorado Mines Central RMAC Golden, Colo.
3
5 Chico State West CCAA Chico, Calif.
4
6 Alaska Anchorage West GNAC Anchorage, Alaska
8
7 Queens (N.C.) Southeast Conf. Carolinas Charlotte, N.C.
7
8 Lock Haven Atlantic PSAC Lock Haven, Pa.
9
9 Shippensburg Atlantic PSAC Shippensburg, Pa.
6
10 Western Washington West GNAC Bellingham, Wash.
10
11 Augustana (S.D.) Central NSIC Sioux Falls, S.D.
11
12 UMass Lowell East Northeast-10 Lowell, Mass.
13
13 Harding South Gulf South Searcy, Ark.
12
14 Edinboro Atlantic PSAC Edinboro, Pa.
14
15 Southern Indiana Midwest GLVC Evansville, Ind.
15
16 Western Oregon West GNAC Monmouth, Ore.
16
17 Central Missouri South Central MIAA Warrensburg, Mo.
17
18 Metro State Central RMAC Denver, Colo.
18
19 Abilene Christian South Central Lone Star Abilene, Texas
20
20 Columbus State Southeast Peach Belt Columbus, Ga.
19
21 Stonehill East Northeast-10 Easton, Mass.
21
22 Neb.-Kearney Central RMAC Kearney, Neb.
NR
23 Florida Southern South Sunshine Lakeland, Fla.
22
24 Drury Midwest GLVC Springfield, Mo.
23
25 Bellarmine Midwest GLVC Louisville, Ky.
NR
Dropped Out: No. 24 Cal Poly Pomona, No. 25 Bellarmine
teams ranked by T.J. Garlatz, Alaska Anchorage

 

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NCAA Division II

Women’s Cross Country National Team Rankings

2010 Week #9, November 24
next ranking: none, NCAA Championships – December 4
Rank Institution Region Conference Location
Last Week
1 Adams State Central RMAC Alamosa, Colo.
3
2 Grand Valley State Midwest GLIAC Allendale, Mich.
1
3 Shippensburg Atlantic PSAC Shippensburg, Pa.
4
4 Western State Central RMAC Gunnison, Colo.
2
5 Alaska Anchorage West GNAC Anchorage, Alaska
5
6 Augustana (S.D.) Central NSIC Sioux Falls, S.D.
10
7 Chico State West CCAA Chico, Calif.
6
8 Ferris State Midwest GLIAC Big Rapids, Mich.
8
9 Pittsburg State South Central MIAA Pittsburg, Kan.
9
10 U-Mary Central NSIC Bismarck, N.D.
11
11 Minnesota Duluth Central NSIC Duluth, Minn.
13
12 Western Washington West GNAC Bellingham, Wash.
7
13 Queens (N.C.) Southeast Conf. Carolinas Charlotte, N.C.
19
14 Midwestern State South Central Lone Star Wichita Falls, Texas
16
15 Kutztown Atlantic PSAC Kutztown, Pa.
NR
16 Tampa South Sunshine Tampa, Florida
15
17 Hillsdale Midwest GLIAC Hillsdale, Mich.
23
18 Slippery Rock Atlantic PSAC Slippery Rock, Pa.
21
19 Wayne State (Mich.) Midwest GLIAC Detroit, Mich.
18
20 Missouri Southern South Central MIAA Joplin, Mo.
25
21 Cal Poly Pomona West CCAA Pomona, Calif.
20
22 Edinboro Atlantic PSAC Edinboro, Pa.
12
23 Millersville Atlantic PSAC Millersville, Pa.
NR
24 Alabama-Huntsville South Gulf South Huntsville, Ala.
NR
25 Stonehill East Northeast-10 Easton, Mass.
NR
Dropped Out: No. 14 Bellarmine, No. 17 Southern Indiana, No. 22 Regis (Colo.), No. 24 Ashland
teams ranked by Ray Hoffman, Kutztown