Men's Individual Results
Men's Team Results
Women's Individual Results
Women's Team Results
NCAA Release
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Binghamton junior Erik van Ingen (Marathon,
N.Y./Marathon), who claimed this year's America East championship title, ran to
a seventh-place finish on Saturday at the NCAA Regionals to become the first Bearcat
runner to qualify for the NCAA Division I Championships. America East female champion Maine sophomore Corey Conner (Townsend, Mass./North
Middlesex Regional) also qualified for the NCAA championship race after receiving an at large bid on Sunday.
Van Ingen finished the 10K Franklin Park course in 31:17 and
is the first America East runner to qualify for the NCAA Championship race since
2003. He led the Bearcats to a program-best eighth-place finish out of 36
teams.
Conner placed ninth in a 243 runner field, crossing the finish line of the 6K course in 22:29. Conner led her team to a 10th-place
finish out of 35 teams.
While the Bearcats claimed the top finish by an America East
men's squad, the Stony Brook women raced to the top finish by an America East women's
squad, placing third overall. Juniors Holly and Lucy van Dalen (Wanganui, New
Zealand/Wanganui Collegiate) led the Seawolves, crossing the finish line in 14th
in 22:43 and 15th in 22:44, respectively.
On November 23, van Ingen and Conner will compete in the NCAA
Championships hosted by Indiana State.The men's race will start at 12:08 p.m. while the women's will start at 12:58 p.m. Free live video streaming will be available at NCAA.com.