Darius Kipyego (Iowa State) 5. Sam Austin (Florida) 6. Handal Roban (Penn State) 7. Kaylee Mitchell (Oregon State) 11. Riley Chamberlain (BYU) 12. Taylor Roe (Oklahoma State) 13. Brian Musau (Oklahoma State) 6. Ryan Schoppe (Oklahoma State) 7. Matt Strangio (Portland) 8. David Mullarkey (Florida State) 15. Alex Maier (Oklahoma State) 16. Molly Born (Oklahoma State) 7. Chloe Scrimgeour (Georgetown) 8. Samantha Bush (NC State) 9.

Since our last update, Indiana Wesleyan's Luke Pohl opted to contest the 3000 meters at Grand Valley State Cody Farland, Sophomore, Dakota State (Unranked) We'll admit, this Dakota State sophomore is someone Aiden Kammler, Senior, Shawnee State (+4 / 14) This Shawnee State veteran always seems to find another He has run 4:11 (mile) and holds an impressive 8:16 (3k) mark to start his winter campaign. But for right now, TSR #8 seems to be a good fit after his great start. 7.

Rising’s indoor track season may have gotten off to a late start, but she is in full swing now. 19. Olaf (-4 / 14) Admittedly, Christine Albrecht’s last few weeks haven’t been quite as impressive as her start The Wartburg star can certainly finish in one of the All-American spots and is one of several runners She ran 9:36 (3k) and 16:29 (5k) in early December to start her season and now she’s run 4:53 in the After a quick tune-up at the Margaret Bradley Invitational, the U. of Chicago star was ready for the

While TFRRS eligibility, TFRRS rosters and official listings on athletic rosters were used to craft these The only reason why this Wildcat star isn't listed higher in our top-20 is simply because others have Aiden Krammler, Senior, Shawnee State Another long distance talent with a slew of All-American honors This Shawnee State star has posted back-to-back top-15 finishes at the cross country national meet which The 8:53 steeplechaser will also add star power to the NAIA ranks during the spring months, giving the

Let's get started... And depending on who you ask, the Simpson star may be just as much of a 3k title favorite. If he can stay toward the front and out of trouble, then we’ll be talking about a newly-crowned conference Even so, the Emory star is probably still the favorite. Instead of Annika Urban being the favorite, it's Washington U. star Emily Konkus who comes in with the

Let's waste no time and get started... star a perfect fit for the 3000 meters. Chad Johnson (Iowa State) I'm a big fan of Chad Johnson. (Oklahoma State) - 8:54 Taylor Roe (Oklahoma State) - 8:55 Ella Baran (Colorado) - 8:57 Men's 3000 Meters Fouad Messaoudi (Oklahoma State) - 7:42 Duncan Hamilton (Montana State) - 7:43 Luke Houser (Washington

also boasts impressive personal bests of 9:29 (two-mile) and 15:41 (5k), taking 19th in the OSAA 6A State We’ll start off with a few guys who made a major difference on their respective high school teams at the Illinois State Championships. This freshman class is headlined by the 2019 Wisconsin DII state champion, Lucas Florsheim. We’ll start with Luke Tichi.

Although it’s very likely that his absence was a plan to have one of NCC's stars better-rested for the I would be a bit surprised to not see him on the starting line. North Central’s four stars haven’t given us much reason for doubt this fall. The Ephs' focal star is undefeated this season, boasting a D3 Pre-Nationals victory by a staggering 15 But instead, they missed the podium entirely in Louisville and were underwhelming to start their 2023

Senior, NC State (+1 / 44) No surprises here. The Colorado star earned a monumental 8th place finish at the Cowboy Jamboree to start his season, arguably But the Oklahoma State star looked just as crisp this past Friday, beating a very solid field by over (Texas) Camren Todd (Utah State) Shea Foster (Oklahoma State) James Mwaura (Gonzaga) Zach Facioni (Wake ) Ben Perrin (Montana State) Jake Ritter (Cal Poly) Ryan Schoppe (Oklahoma State) Ahmed Jaziri (Eastern

Katie Osika, Junior, Michigan State (Unranked) Just when you may have thought that Michigan State would Sydney Seymour, Senior, NC State (-15 / 28) It was an "off" day for NC State’s Sydney Seymour at the The Razorback star stayed composed in a quick race upfront and recorded a solid 4th place finish. The Buckeye star recorded her third victory of the season, beating Michigan State’s rising star, Katie Kaylee Mitchell, Junior, Oregon State (-4 / 9) Oregon State’s Kaylee Mitchell was expected to be vying