​Toledo swept the team titles at the NCAA Great Lakes Regional Cross Country Championships on Nov. 13 in East Lansing, Michigan, with Notre Dame finishing second in both races. Both programs earned automatic berths to the NCAA championships in the men’s and women’s competitions.Butler’s William Zegarski won the men’s 10K in 29:55.0, finishing 12.2 seconds ahead of Toledo’s Patrick Kiprop. Toledo’s Joad Martinho placed third in 30:09.4. Toledo scored 59 points to Notre Dame’s 66, while Michigan State finished third with 106 and Wisconsin took fourth with 109.FloTrack 2026 XC Rankings Presented By HOKANCAA XC Regionals 2026 Live Results And UpdatesSee The Full FloTrack Event Schedule To Watch Live EventsKarina James led Toledo’s sweep of the women’s top three, winning the 6K in 19:55.2. Purity Chepkirui followed in 19:55.3, and Dorcas Kiptanui finished in 19:57.7. Toledo scored 31 points to Notre Dame’s 60. Akron’s Mercy Jebitok was fourth individually, followed by Notre Dame’s Mary Bonner Dalton. Michigan finished third in the women’s team standings with 117 points, ahead of Indiana’s 120.Watch Live2026 Brooks XC Championships presented by Fleet FeetSee the top 50 NCAA Great Lakes Regional Cross Country 2026 men’s results below:NCAA Great Lakes Regional Cross Country 2026 Men’s ResultsWilliam Zegarski, Butler, 29:55.0Patrick Kiprop, Toledo*, 30:07.2Joad Martinho, Toledo*, 30:09.4Daelen Ackley, Notre Dame*, 30:15.8Eloshas Kipkirui, Toledo*, 30:16.6Noah Nyageo, Akron, 30:18.2Drew Griffith, Notre Dame*, 30:19.4Nathan Lopez, Michigan, 30:19.7Trent McFarland, Michigan, 30:22.6Riley Hough, Michigan State, 30:23.6Thomas Westphal, Michigan State, 30:24.5Ethan Coleman, Notre Dame*, 30:25.1Loann Brelivet, Toledo*, 30:26.7Douglas Buckeridge, Purdue, 30:30.9Grady Lenn, Wisconsin, 30:33.6Lezawe Osterink, Michigan State, 30:34.1Johnny Livingstone, Wisconsin, 30:35.5Micah Wilson, Wisconsin, 30:37.5Lucas Towne, Cincinnati, 30:41.1Nerius White, Purdue, 30:41.6Max Douglass, Notre Dame*, 30:42.2Noah Bontrager, Notre Dame*, 30:42.8Titus Kirui, Akron, 30:43.0Alexander Cameron-Smith, Michigan, 30:43.7Simon Jeukenne, Butler, 30:44.6Graham Tomori, Butler, 30:45.7Sean Byrnes, Butler, 30:46.4Noah Jahnke, Wisconsin-Green Bay, 30:47.1Archie Noakes, Wisconsin, 30:47.4Liam Newhart, Wisconsin, 30:48.0Parker Lambers, Michigan State, 30:50.6Manny Putz, Wisconsin, 30:51.4Brendan Herger, Michigan, 30:51.9Kevin Sanchez, Notre Dame*, 30:52.1Kian Wiles, Eastern Michigan, 30:55.2Sibonelo Khumalo, Toledo*, 30:56.1Kyle Grove, Butler, 30:56.4Michael Hegarty, Michigan State, 30:59.7Seth Norder, Michigan State, 31:04.3Aidan Lord, Indiana, 31:05.2Isaac Schachleiter, Cincinnati, 31:06.9Tony Provenzano, Indiana, 31:07.0Kamden Kramer, Dayton, 31:08.1Aiden Sullivan, Michigan, 31:09.1Ishak Mekideche, Miami (Ohio), 31:09.7Jackson Nolan, Southern Indiana, 31:10.9Luke Shappell, IU Indianapolis, 31:11.1Andrew Rohde, Ohio State, 31:11.6Hugh Jacobsmeyer, Purdue, 31:12.7Patrick Burgos, Youngstown State,