Indiana Men Take Over the Great Lakes Region in Division I Regional Rankings

NEW ORLEANS – Outside of a big upset in the Big Ten, most of the top teams in the final U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) Division I Regional Rankings of the season performed up to their regional-favorite status during this past weekend’s conference championships.

REGIONAL PDFs: Regional Summary | Week-by-Week | Division I XC Rankings Central

Indiana’s men (No. 24 nationally) took down the 14-time defending Big Ten Champion Wisconsin Badgers (No. 7) and Michigan (No. 16) to leap to the top spot in the Great Lakes Region, marking the only changing-of-the-guard among all the regions this week for both genders.

No new Regional Rankings will be published prior to regional championships on November 15, and the results of those meets will serve as the definitive season-end Regional Rankings.

A pair of men’s teams in Stanford (No. 13 nationally) and Georgia moved to the second spot in their respective West and South regions, while Florida was highest-profile mover and shaker in the women’s rankings with a jump to the second spot in the South Region.

With only the regional championships next weekend standing between now and the NCAA Championships on November 23, being one of the two top teams in the region is more important than ever. Only two teams from each region will automatically qualify for the NCAA Championships, while the remaining teams will hope for one of the 13 at-large spots.

Indiana is off that perceived bubble for now, jumping from third in the region to the top spot after its first Big Ten title in 33 years. First-year runner Jason Crist finished fifth to lead a quartet of Hoosiers to top-10 finishes to take the Big Ten crown in West Lafayette, Ind. — becoming the first school not named "Wisconsin" to win the conference in the 21st century, since 1999 to be precise. No other team finished with more than one top-10 runner.

Michigan finished second to remain second in the region, while the Badgers of Wisconsin dropped three spots from first to third. Wisconsin still holds an 11-year winning streak in the Great Lakes Region, which it will look to defend next weekend.

Stanford’s men (No. 13 nationally) may not have won their Pac-12 Conference meet, but the Cardinal’s third-place finish behind individual runner-up Jim Rosa to No. 1 Colorado and No. 4 Oregon — without their top Pre-Nationals finisher Sean McGorty, who did not finish — was good enough to bump them up to the second spot in the West Region.

Bumped out of that all-important second spot was Portland (No. 6 nationally), as the Pilots fell to BYU (No. 5) at the West Coast Conference Championships, 30-48, and dropped to third in the region. Arizona State made a big move to No. 4 in the region, up three spots following a fourth-place showing at the Pac-12.

BYU, meanwhile, also finds itself third in its loaded Mountain Region behind Colorado (No. 1 nationally) and Northern Arizona (No. 2 ) — victors in the Pac-12 and Big Sky, respectively — and just ahead of Mountain West champion New Mexico (No. 9). The men’s Mountain Region is the only region in the country, men or women, with four different conference champions occupying its top four spots.

The SEC Championships produced a pair of teams that moved into the second position in both the men’s and women’s South Region rankings. Georgia’s men took third at the meet just behind South Region favorite Florida (receiving votes nationally), 96-101. Florida’s women finished fourth at the meet to jump past three other SEC teams to the second spot in the region.

While Florida was the only women’s team to move into its region’s top two, a handful of women’s teams improved to third. Despite falling from a top-five national team in the preseason to now unranked, Duke moved one spot to third in the Southeast Region with a fifth-place showing at the ACCs.

West Virginia (receiving votes nationally) jumped two spots to third in the Midwest Region with a runner-up team showing at the Big 12 meet. SMU improved one spot to third in the South Central after winning the inaugural American Athletic Conference title in dominant fashion.

The Iowa State men were runners-up in the Big 12 over Texas (No. 29 nationally) and Oklahoma (No. 27 nationally) to improve one spot to third in the men’s Midwest Region.

USTFCCCA Regional Cross Country Rankings are determined subjectively by a single member coach in each respective region. The regional representative is tasked with weighing returning team strength with current-season results in determining predicted team finishes at the NCAA Regional Championships.

Regional Championships will be held Friday, November 15. More details can be found at Regional Championships Central.

 

USTFCCCA NCAA DIVISION I
MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY REGIONAL TEAM RANKINGS
2013 Week #6 — November 4
national poll release: November 5
next regional release: FINAL — NCAA Regional results, November 15
GREAT LAKES Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Indiana	Bloomington, Ind.	Big Ten	4
2	Michigan	Ann Arbor, Mich.	Big Ten	2
3	Wisconsin	Madison, Wis.	Big Ten	1
4	Notre Dame	South Bend, Ind.	ACC	3
5	Purdue	West Lafayette, Ind.	Big Ten	7
6	Butler	Indianapolis, Ind.	Big East	5
7	Michigan State	East Lansing, Mich.	Big Ten	6
8	Ohio State	Columbus, Ohio	Big Ten	8
9	Eastern Michigan	Ypsilanti, Mich.	Mid-American	9
10	Akron	Akron, Ohio	Mid-American	11
11	Central Michigan	Mount Pleasant, Mich.	Mid-American	13
12	Ohio	Athens, Ohio	Mid-American	14
13	Indiana State	Terre Haute, Ind.	Missouri Valley	12
14	Miami (Ohio)	Oxford, Ohio	Mid-American	10
15	IUPUI	Indianapolis, Ind.	Summit League	15
Regional Championship History — Last Five Champions: 2012: Wisconsin, 2011: Wisconsin, 2010: Wisconsin, 2009: Wisconsin, 2008: Wisconsin (Wisconsin has won 11-straight Great Lakes Region titles)
MID-ATLANTIC Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Princeton	Princeton, N.J.	Ivy	1
2	Villanova	Villanova, Pa.	Big East	2
3	Georgetown	Washington, D.C.	Big East	3
4	La Salle	Philadelphia, Pa.	Atlantic 10	4
5	Navy	Annapolis, Md.	Patriot	6
6	Penn State	State College, Pa.	Big Ten	5
7	Lehigh	Bethlehem, Pa.	Patriot	8
8	Saint Joseph’s	Philadelphia, Pa.	Atlantic 10	7
9	Penn	Philadelphia, Pa.	Ivy	9
10	UMBC	Catonsville, Md.	America East	10
11	American	Washington, D.C.	Patriot	11
12	Duquesne	Pittsburgh, Pa.	Atlantic 10	12
13	Rider	Lawrenceville, N.J.	Metro Atlantic	14
14	Monmouth	West Long Branch, N.J.	Metro Atlantic	13
15	Bucknell	Lewisburg, Pa.	Patriot	15
Regional Championship History — Last Five Champions: 2012: Georgetown, 2011: Georgetown, 2010: Princeton, 2009: Georgetown, 2008: Georgetown
MIDWEST Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Oklahoma State	Stillwater, Okla.	Big 12	1
2	Tulsa	Tulsa, Okla.	Conference USA	2
3	Iowa State	Ames, Iowa	Big 12	4
4	Oklahoma	Norman, Okla.	Big 12	3
5	Minnesota	Minneapolis, Minn.	Big Ten	6
6	Illinois	Champaign, Ill.	Big Ten	5
7	Missouri	Columbia, Mo.	SEC	7
8	Southern Illinois	Carbondale, Ill.	Missouri Valley	9
9	Kansas	Lawrence, Kan.	Big 12	8
10	South Dakota State	Brookings, S.D.	Summit League	11
11	Loyola-Chicago	Chicago, Ill.	Missouri Valley	NR
12	Illinois State	Normal, Ill.	Missouri Valley	15
13	Bradley	Peoria, Ill.	Missouri Valley	13
14	South Dakota	Vermillion, S.D.	Summit League	NR
15	Iowa	Iowa City, Iowa	Big Ten	10
Regional Championship History — Last Five Champions: 2012: Oklahoma/Oklahoma State, 2011: Oklahoma State, 2010: Oklahoma, 2009: Oklahoma State, 2008: Oklahoma State
MOUNTAIN Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Colorado	Boulder, Colo.	Pac-12	1
2	Northern Arizona	Flagstaff, Ariz.	Big Sky	2
3	BYU	Provo, Utah	West Coast	3
4	New Mexico	Albuquerque, N.M.	Mountain West	4
5	Southern Utah	Cedar City, Utah	Big Sky	7
6	Colorado State	Fort Collins, Colo.	Mountain West	5
7	Air Force	Colorado Springs, Colo.	Mountain West	6
8	Montana State	Bozeman, Mont.	Big Sky	9
9	Wyoming	Laramie, Wyo.	Mountain West	8
10	Texas Tech	Lubbock, Texas	Big 12	10
11	Utah State	Logan, Utah	Mountain West	11
12	UTEP	El Paso,Texas	Conference USA	12
13	Weber State	Ogden, Utah	Big Sky	13
14	Utah Valley	Orem, Utah	WAC	14
15	Montana	Missoula, Mont.	Big Sky	15
Regional Championship History — Last Five Champions: 2012: Northern Arizona, 2011: BYU, 2010: New Mexico, 2009: BYU, 2008: Colorado
NORTHEAST Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Columbia	New York, N.Y.	Ivy	1
2	Iona	New Rochelle, N.Y.	Metro Atlantic	2
3	Syracuse	Syracuse, N.Y.	ACC	3
4	Providence	Providence, R.I.	Big East	4
5	Dartmouth	Hanover, N.H.	Ivy	6
6	Harvard	Cambridge, Mass.	Ivy	5
7	Yale	New Haven, Conn.	Ivy	7
8	Central Connecticut State	New Britain, Conn.	Northeast	8
9	Army	West Point, N.Y.	Patriot	11
10	Cornell	Ithaca, N.Y.	Ivy	10
11	Northeastern	Boston, Mass.	Colonial	9
12	Boston University	Boston, Mass.	Patriot	12
13	Brown	Providence, R.I.	Ivy	13
14	Binghamton	Vestal, N.Y.	America East	NR
15	Stony Brook	Stony Brook, N.Y.	America East	NR
Regional Championship History — Last Five Champions: 2012: Iona, 2011: Syracuse, 2010: Syracuse, 2009: Syracuse, 2008: Iona
SOUTH Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Florida	Gainesville, Fla.	SEC	1
2	Georgia	Athens, Ga.	SEC	3
3	Florida State	Tallahassee, Fla.	ACC	2
4	Auburn	Auburn, Ala.	SEC	4
5	Lipscomb	Nashville, Tenn.	Atlantic Sun	6
6	Georgia Tech	Atlanta, Ga.	ACC	5
7	Tennessee	Knoxville, Tenn.	SEC	7
8	Mississippi State	Starkville, Miss.	SEC	8
9	Florida A&M	Tallahassee, Fla.	MEAC	9
10	Belmont	Nashville, Tenn.	Ohio Valley	11
11	Chattanooga	Chattanooga, Tenn.	Southern	13
12	ETSU	Johnson City, Tenn.	Atlantic Sun	10
13	Memphis	Memphis, Tenn.	American	NR
14	Samford	Birmingham, Ala.	Southern	14
15	Middle Tennessee	Murfreesboro, Tenn.	Conference USA	15
Regional Championship History — Last Five Champions: 2012: Florida State, 2011: Florida State, 2010: Alabama, 2009: Alabama, 2008: Alabama
SOUTH CENTRAL Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Arkansas	Fayetteville, Ark.	SEC	1
2	Texas	Austin, Texas	Big 12	2
3	UT Arlington	Arlington, Texas	Sun Belt	3
4	Lamar	Beaumont, Texas	Southland	7
5	Texas A&M	College Station, Texas	SEC	4
6	North Texas	Denton, Texas	Conference USA	8
7	Stephen F. Austin	Nacogdoches, Texas	Southland	5
8	Rice	Houston, Texas	Conference USA	6
9	Texas A&M-Corpus Christi	Corpus Christi, Texas	Southland	9
10	Baylor	Waco, Texas	Big 12	10
11	McNeese State	Lake Charles, La.	Southland	11
12	Central Arkansas	Conway, Ark.	Southland	12
13	Ark.-Little Rock	Little Rock, Ark.	Sun Belt	13
14	Houston	Houston, Texas	American	14
15	Sam Houston State	Huntsville, Texas	Southland	NR
Regional Championship History — Last Five Champions: 2012: Texas, 2011: Texas, 2010: Arkansas, 2009: Arkansas, 2008: Texas A&M
SOUTHEAST Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Eastern Kentucky	Richmond, Ky.	Ohio Valley	1
2	North Carolina	Chapel Hill, N.C.	ACC	2
3	Virginia	Charlottesville, Va.	ACC	3
4	Virginia Tech	Blacksburg, Va.	ACC	6
5	Duke	Durham, N.C.	ACC	4
6	Louisville	Louisville, Ky.	American	7
7	NC State	Raleigh, N.C.	ACC	5
8	Furman	Greenville, S.C.	Southern	8
9	William and Mary	Williamsburg, Va.	Colonial	9
10	Liberty	Lynchburg, Va.	Big South	11
11	Kentucky	Lexington, Ky.	SEC	10
12	Appalachian State	Boone, N.C.	Southern	12
13	High Point	High Point, N.C.	Big South	NR
14	Wake Forest	Winston-Salem, N.C.	ACC	13
15	George Mason	Fairfax, Va.	Atlantic 10	14
Regional Championship History — Last Five Champions: 2012: Virginia, 2011: NC State, 2010: William and Mary, 2009: William and Mary, 2008: William and Mary
WEST Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Oregon	Eugene, Ore.	Pac-12	1
2	Stanford	Palo Alto, Calif.	Pac-12	3
3	Portland	Portland, Ore.	West Coast	2
4	Arizona State	Tempe, Ariz.	Pac-12	7
5	Washington	Seattle, Wash.	Pac-12	5
6	Boise State	Boise, Idaho	Mountain West	4
7	Cal Poly	San Luis Obispo, Calif.	Big West	6
8	Washington State	Pullman, Wash.	Pac-12	14
9	UCLA	Los Angeles, Calif.	Pac-12	8
10	UC Santa Barbara	Santa Barbara, Calif.	Big West	12
11	UC Davis	Davis, Calif.	Big West	9
12	Loyola Marymount	Los Angeles, Calif.	West Coast	11
13	Gonzaga	Spokane, Wash.	West Coast	15
14	Arizona	Tucson, Ariz.	Pac-12	10
15	California	Berkeley, Calif.	Pac-12	13
Regional Championship History — Last Five Champions: 2012: Stanford, 2011: Stanford, 2010: Oregon, 2009: Stanford, 2008: Oregon

 

USTFCCCA NCAA DIVISION I
WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY REGIONAL TEAM RANKINGS
2013 Week #6 — November 4
national poll release: November 5
next regional release: FINAL — NCAA Regional results, November 15
GREAT LAKES Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Michigan State	East Lansing, Mich.	Big Ten	1
2	Butler	Indianapolis, Ind.	Big East	2
3	Michigan	Ann Arbor, Mich.	Big Ten	3
4	Notre Dame	South Bend, Ind.	ACC	5
5	Ohio State	Columbus, Ohio	Big Ten	9
6	Indiana	Bloomington, Ind.	Big Ten	4
7	Wisconsin	Madison, Wis.	Big Ten	6
8	Miami (Ohio)	Oxford, Ohio	Mid-American	8
9	Toledo	Toledo, Ohio	Mid-American	7
10	Central Michigan	Mount Pleasant, Mich.	Mid-American	10
11	Xavier	Cincinnati, Ohio	Big East	11
12	Purdue	West Lafayette, Ind.	Big Ten	12
13	Marquette	Milwaukee, Wis.	Big East	NR
14	Youngstown State	Youngstown, Ohio	Horizon	15
15	Eastern Michigan	Ypsilanti, Mich.	Mid-American	NR
Regional Championship History — Last Five Champions: 2012: Michigan, 2011: Michigan, 2010: Michigan State, 2009: Notre Dame, 2008: Michigan
MID-ATLANTIC Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Georgetown	Washington, D.C.	Big East	1
2	Princeton	Princeton, N.J.	Ivy	2
3	West Virginia	Morgantown, W. Va.	Big 12	5
4	Penn State	State College, Pa.	Big Ten	3
5	Villanova	Villanova, Pa.	Big East	4
6	Duquesne	Pittsburgh, Pa.	Atlantic 10	6
7	Lehigh	Bethlehem, Pa.	Patriot	7
8	Penn	Philadelphia, Pa.	Ivy	8
9	La Salle	Philadelphia, Pa.	Atlantic 10	10
10	Navy	Annapolis, Md.	Patriot	15
11	Bucknell	Lewisburg, Pa.	Patriot	14
12	Delaware	Newark, Del.	Colonial	9
13	Saint Joseph’s	Philadelphia, Pa.	Atlantic 10	13
14	American	Washington, D.C.	Patriot	11
15	Pittsburgh	Pittsburgh, Pa.	ACC	12
Regional Championship History — Last Five Champions: 2012: Penn State, 2011: Georgetown/Villanova, 2010: Villanova, 2009: Villanova, 2008: Princeton/West Virginia
MIDWEST Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Iowa State	Ames, Iowa	Big 12	1
2	Minnesota	Minneapolis, Minn.	Big Ten	2
3	Oklahoma State	Stillwater, Okla.	Big 12	3
4	Tulsa	Tulsa, Okla.	Conference USA	10
5	Southern Illinois	Carbondale, Ill.	Missouri Valley	7
6	Bradley	Peoria, Ill.	Missouri Valley	5
7	Missouri	Columbia, Mo.	SEC	4
8	Illinois State	Normal, Ill.	Missouri Valley	6
9	Kansas State	Manhattan, Kan.	Big 12	8
10	Kansas	Lawrence, Kan.	Big 12	11
11	North Dakota State	Fargo, N.D.	Summit League	14
12	Illinois	Champaign, Ill.	Big Ten	12
13	Northwestern	Evanston, Ill.	Big Ten	9
14	Loyola-Chicago	Chicago, Ill.	Missouri Valley	NR
15	South Dakota State	Brookings, S.D.	Summit League	NR
Regional Championship History — Last Five Champions: 2012: Iowa State, 2011: Iowa State, 2010: Iowa State, 2009: Minnesota, 2008: Minnesota
MOUNTAIN Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	New Mexico	Albuquerque, N.M.	Mountain West	1
2	Colorado	Boulder, Colo.	Pac-12	2
3	BYU	Provo, Utah	West Coast	3
4	Weber State	Ogden, Utah	Big Sky	5
5	Northern Arizona	Flagstaff, Ariz.	Big Sky	4
6	Colorado State	Fort Collins, Colo.	Mountain West	10
7	Utah	Salt Lake City, Utah	Pac-12	7
8	Air Force	Colorado Springs, Colo.	Mountain West	6
9	Montana State	Bozeman, Mont.	Big Sky	8
10	Southern Utah	Cedar City, Utah	Big Sky	13
11	Texas Tech	Lubbock, Texas	Big 12	12
12	Utah State	Logan, Utah	Mountain West	9
13	Montana	Missoula, Mont.	Big Sky	11
14	Wyoming	Laramie, Wyo.	Mountain West	14
15	Nevada	Reno, Nevada	Mountain West	NR
Regional Championship History — Last Five Champions: 2012: Weber State, 2011: New Mexico/Colorado, 2010: New Mexico, 2009: Colorado, 2008: Texas Tech
NORTHEAST Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Providence	Providence, R.I.	Big East	1
2	Dartmouth	Hanover, N.H.	Ivy	2
3	Syracuse	Syracuse, N.Y.	ACC	3
4	Cornell	Ithaca, N.Y.	Ivy	4
5	Harvard	Cambridge, Mass.	Ivy	6
6	Boston College	Chestnut Hill, Mass.	ACC	5
7	Columbia	New York, N.Y.	Ivy	7
8	Iona	New Rochelle, N.Y.	Metro Atlantic	8
9	New Hampshire	Durham, N.H.	America East	10
10	Stony Brook	Stony Brook, N.Y.	America East	9
11	Connecticut	Storrs, Conn.	American	11
12	Brown	Providence, R.I.	Ivy	12
13	Yale	New Haven, Conn.	Ivy	13
14	Vermont	Burlington, Vt.	America East	14
15	Albany	Albany, N.Y.	America East	15
Regional Championship History — Last Five Champions: 2012: Providence, 2011: Syracuse, 2010: Syracuse, 2009: Syracuse, 2008: Providence
SOUTH Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Florida State	Tallahassee, Fla.	ACC	1
2	Florida	Gainesville, Fla.	SEC	6
3	Vanderbilt	Nashville, Tenn.	SEC	2
4	Alabama	Tuscaloosa, Ala.	SEC	4
5	Tennessee	Knoxville, Tenn.	SEC	9
6	Mississippi	Oxford, Miss.	SEC	3
7	Lipscomb	Nashville, Tenn.	Atlantic Sun	5
8	Mississippi State	Starkville, Miss.	SEC	7
9	Georgia	Athens, Ga.	SEC	8
10	Belmont	Nashville, Tenn.	Ohio Valley	12
11	Auburn	Auburn, Ala.	SEC	10
12	Georgia Tech	Atlanta, Ga.	ACC	11
13	Southern Miss	Hattiesburg, Miss.	Conference USA	13
14	Middle Tennessee	Murfreesboro, Tenn.	Conference USA	NR
15	Georgia State	Atlanta, Ga.	Sun Belt	14
Regional Championship History — Last Five Champions: 2012: Florida State, 2011: Florida State, 2010: Florida State, 2009: Florida, 2008: Florida State
SOUTH CENTRAL Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Arkansas	Fayetteville, Ark.	SEC	1
2	Texas A&M	College Station, Texas	SEC	2
3	SMU	University Park, Texas	American	4
4	Texas	Austin, Texas	Big 12	3
5	UTSA	San Antonio, Texas	Conference USA	5
6	Baylor	Waco, Texas	Big 12	9
7	Lamar	Beaumont, Texas	Southland	6
8	Central Arkansas	Conway, Ark.	Southland	8
9	North Texas	Denton, Texas	Conference USA	7
10	Arkansas State	Jonesboro, Ark.	Sun Belt	10
11	Rice	Houston, Texas	Conference USA	11
12	Stephen F. Austin	Nacogdoches, Texas	Southland	NR
13	Sam Houston State	Huntsville, Texas	Southland	12
14	Texas A&M-Corpus Christi	Corpus Christi, Texas	Southland	13
15	UT Arlington	Arlington, Texas	Sun Belt	14
Regional Championship History — Last Five Champions: 2012: Arkansas, 2011: Arkansas, 2010: Texas, 2009: SMU, 2008: Arkansas
SOUTHEAST Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Virginia	Charlottesville, Va.	ACC	1
2	William and Mary	Williamsburg, Va.	Colonial	2
3	Duke	Durham, N.C.	ACC	4
4	Kentucky	Lexington, Ky.	SEC	5
5	NC State	Raleigh, N.C.	ACC	3
6	Virginia Tech	Blacksburg, Va.	ACC	9
7	North Carolina	Chapel Hill, N.C.	ACC	6
8	Louisville	Louisville, Ky.	American	8
9	Eastern Kentucky	Richmond, Ky.	Ohio Valley	7
10	Wake Forest	Winston-Salem, N.C.	ACC	10
11	Furman	Greenville, S.C.	Southern	11
12	Richmond	Richmond, Va.	Atlantic 10	13
13	UNCG	Greensboro, N.C.	Southern	12
14	Elon	Elon, N.C.	Southern	14
15	South Carolina	Columbia, S.C.	SEC	15
Regional Championship History — Last Five Champions: 2012: Duke, 2011: Virginia, 2010: Virginia, 2009: Duke, 2008: Virginia
WEST Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Arizona	Tucson, Ariz.	Pac-12	1
2	Washington	Seattle, Wash.	Pac-12	2
3	Oregon	Eugene, Ore.	Pac-12	3
4	San Francisco	San Francisco, Calif.	West Coast	4
5	Stanford	Palo Alto, Calif.	Pac-12	5
6	Boise State	Boise, Idaho	Mountain West	6
7	Arizona State	Tempe, Ariz.	Pac-12	7
8	Cal Poly	San Luis Obispo, Calif.	Big West	9
9	UCLA	Los Angeles, Calif.	Pac-12	11
10	UC Davis	Davis, Calif.	Big West	10
11	Portland	Portland, Ore.	West Coast	13
12	Loyola Marymount	Los Angeles, Calif.	West Coast	12
13	California	Berkeley, Calif.	Pac-12	8
14	UC Santa Barbara	Santa Barbara, Calif.	Big West	14
15	Oregon State	Corvallis, Ore.	Pac-12	15
Regional Championship History — Last Five Champions: 2012: Oregon, 2011: Washington, 2010: Washington, 2009: Washington, 2008: Washington