NCAA Northeast Regional Up Next for Cross Country

Friday, November 13

Bethpage, NY

11 AM

Syracuse University

NCAA Northeast Regionals

11/11/2026 5:03:00 PM | Cross Country

The Syracuse cross country team's will be racing in the NCAA Cross Country Championships this Friday Nov. 13 following their third and twelfth place finishes at the ACC Championships last week.

NCAA NORTHEAST REGIONALS:
Date: Friday, Nov. 13
Times: W – 11 a.m. | M – 12:00 p.m.
Distance: W – 6k | M – 10k
Live Results: Here
Location: Bethpage State Park | Farmingdale, N.Y.

MEET PREVIEW:
Teams from the Northeast region will compete on Friday, with automatic qualification for next week's NCAA Championships going to the top-two teams in each race. Remaining participants to the NCAA Championships will be made as at-large selections.

The No. 13 Syracuse men sit atop the USTFCCCA regional rankings, while the Orange women rank third in the region.

Syracuse will look to continue a number of impressive streaks with its men's program. Advancing to the NCAA Championship would be the men's 18th-straight appearance. 'Cuse currently owns nation's third-longest active streak.

A win at Friday's event would also add to its championship haul. The Orange men have won at least one championship (ACC, Northeast Region or NCAA) and/or finished in the top-10 of the NCAA Championships every year since 2009 (excluding the COVID season).

MEET HISTORY:
The men look to defend their title at this meet. Syracuse won the NCAA Northeast Regional last season for the fourth time in five years and 13th time in the last-16 competitions.

The Orange women took fourth place. They last won this event in 2023.

ORANGE ENTRIES:
The men will race first at 11 a.m. Syracuse will pull its entrants from: Connor Ackley, Connell Alford, Benne Anderson, Edward Blaha, Julian Franjieh, Ben Gabelman, Assaf Harari, Sam Ricchiuti, Louis Small and Drew Zundell.

The women will follow and will race from Josie Baker, Maisie Burns, Mackenzie Cook, Natalie Fouts, Jayden Harberts, Alycia Hart, Gretta Johnson, Sarah Lawson, Carmen Luisi and Keira Rogan.