Friday, November 14
Evansville, Ind.
11 a.m. ET
Ohio State
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NCAA Great Lakes Regional Championships
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Buckeyes Head to NCAA Regionals
11/12/2025 11:46:00 AM | Women's Cross Country
Teams to run in Evansville, Ind., Friday
COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio State men's and women's cross country teams will compete in the NCAA Great Lakes Regional Championships Friday in Evansville, Ind. The women's 6K will start at 11 a.m. ET, with the men's 8K slated to begin at noon ET.
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- At NCAA Regionals last season, the Buckeye women were fifth, with the men eighth.
- The top two teams in each regional earn an automatic berth into the NCAA Championships, with 14 at-large teams selected. The first four finishers at each regional not on an automatic qualifier or at-large team automatically earn a spot, along with two at-large selections. In all, 32 teams and 38 individuals make up the NCAA Championships field.
- The Buckeyes last competed at the Big Ten Championships Oct. 31, with both teams finishing 10th. Aniya Mosley led the way, finishing 20th to earn women's All-Big Ten accolades. Kevin Agnew was first for the men and finished 33rd.
- Tedora Iovi has been a counter for the Buckeyes in all five races. Katie Castelli was in the Buckeyes' top two in the four races she ran and Aniya Mosley crossed the line first for Ohio State in all three races she raced (Mizzou, Texas A&M, Big Ten Championships). Mia Robillard and Zoee Lehman were among the Buckeye counters in their four races. Ana Karmol has raced in all six events and has been in the Buckeye top five in five meets.
- On the men's side, Kevin Agnew crossed the line first for the Buckeyes in each of the first five races, posting four Top 11 finishes. Weston Day finished in the Buckeyes' top five in all five races, while Liam Shaughnessy and Noah Sharp were both a counter in four events.
- Seven of the men on this year's roster have experience at the NCAA Regional Championships. Kevin Agnew has competed in the regional meet three times (2021, '23, '24) and Sean Carney (2022, '23) and Liam Shaughnessy (2023, '24) have both competed in the conference meet twice. Colby Adams, Jack Agnew and Weston Day all raced in last year's event, and Keegan Souhan was in the 2022 championships.
- As a freshman, Day finished 26th last year, one spot out of All-Region honors.
- For the women, Audrey DeSantis has raced in two events (2022, '23) and Ana Karmol was in the 2023 championships. Katie Castelli, Teodora Iovi, Zoee Lehman, Aniya Mosley and Sydney Paul all made their regional debut last year.
- Last season, Mosely placed eighth to finish first for the Buckeyes and earn All-Great Lakes Region accolades while securing an individual qualifier spot at the NCAA Championships.
- In the men's Great Lakes Regional rankings, Michigan State is ranked first in the region, followed by No. 2 Butler, No. 3 Wisconsin, No. 4 Notre Dame, No. 5 Michigan, No. 6 Purdue and No. 7 Ohio State. The Spartans are ranked 13th nationally to lead the Great Lakes Region teams.
- In the most recent Great Lakes Region rankings, the Buckeye women are ninth. Notre Dame is first in the region, with Michigan State, Wisconsin, Toledo and Ohio rounding out the top five. The Irish are ranked fifth in the NCAA entering regionals.
- Qualifying teams and individuals will compete in the NCAA Championships in Columbia, Mo., Nov. 22. NCAA Championships Information
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