
October 28, 2026 | Cross Country
2026 Big Ten Cross Country Championships
Friday, Oct. 30
Madison, Wisc. | Thomas Zimmer Championship Course
8:35 a.m. PT: Women's 6k
9:35 a.m. PT: Men's 8k
Championship Home Page | Live Results | Big Ten Network
SEATTLE – The Big Ten's best gather to battle in Madison, Wisconsin on Friday morning, as the Big Ten Cross Country Championships take over the Thomas Zimmer Championship Course.
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Washington's men's and women's teams are set for their third B1G meet, all three of which have been held in the Midwest, with Wisconsin hosting this fall after Illinois and Michigan State the past two seasons. The women's race will be up first on Friday morning at 8:35 a.m. Pacific time, followed by the men's race one hour later, at 9:35 a.m. Pacific.
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Big Ten Network will televise both championship races live.
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The Huskies are ranked 29th nationally in both the men's and women's polls heading into the meet, and that ranking is fifth-highest among Big Ten Conference squads on both sides as well.
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The highest ranked women's team is Oregon at No. 15, followed by No. 23 Northwestern, No. 25 Minnesota, No. 26 Penn State, and the Huskies at No. 29.
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In the men's USTFCCCA poll, Oregon is ranked No. 6, with No. 14 Wisconsin, No. 21 Minnesota, No. 22 Michigan State, and the Huskies at No. 29 among the nationally ranked.
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Nine entries per team are allowed at the conference meet. For the women, they are set to race Elena Aldrink, Nicole Bissell, Rory Clare, Julia David-Smith, Sherry Drury, Carmel Fitzgibbon, Abigail Hennessy, Milla Roberts, and Josephine Welin. David-Smith, one of the leaders of the squad over several years now and a two-time NCAA 5k qualifier, will be making her season debut.
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The men will run a squad of Isaac Briggs, Cohen Butler, Cruize Corvin, Jamar Distel, Tyrone Gorze, Parker Mong, Jonathan Podbielski, Josiah Tostenson, and Theo Schucht.
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Friday, Oct. 30
Madison, Wisc. | Thomas Zimmer Championship Course
8:35 a.m. PT: Women's 6k
9:35 a.m. PT: Men's 8k
Championship Home Page | Live Results | Big Ten Network
SEATTLE – The Big Ten's best gather to battle in Madison, Wisconsin on Friday morning, as the Big Ten Cross Country Championships take over the Thomas Zimmer Championship Course.
Â
Washington's men's and women's teams are set for their third B1G meet, all three of which have been held in the Midwest, with Wisconsin hosting this fall after Illinois and Michigan State the past two seasons. The women's race will be up first on Friday morning at 8:35 a.m. Pacific time, followed by the men's race one hour later, at 9:35 a.m. Pacific.
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Big Ten Network will televise both championship races live.
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The Huskies are ranked 29th nationally in both the men's and women's polls heading into the meet, and that ranking is fifth-highest among Big Ten Conference squads on both sides as well.
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The highest ranked women's team is Oregon at No. 15, followed by No. 23 Northwestern, No. 25 Minnesota, No. 26 Penn State, and the Huskies at No. 29.
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In the men's USTFCCCA poll, Oregon is ranked No. 6, with No. 14 Wisconsin, No. 21 Minnesota, No. 22 Michigan State, and the Huskies at No. 29 among the nationally ranked.
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Nine entries per team are allowed at the conference meet. For the women, they are set to race Elena Aldrink, Nicole Bissell, Rory Clare, Julia David-Smith, Sherry Drury, Carmel Fitzgibbon, Abigail Hennessy, Milla Roberts, and Josephine Welin. David-Smith, one of the leaders of the squad over several years now and a two-time NCAA 5k qualifier, will be making her season debut.
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The men will run a squad of Isaac Briggs, Cohen Butler, Cruize Corvin, Jamar Distel, Tyrone Gorze, Parker Mong, Jonathan Podbielski, Josiah Tostenson, and Theo Schucht.
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