Would it really be conference championship weekend without a little bit of chaos?

As we head into the postseason on the NCAA cross country calendar, it’s time to take note of the biggest surprises, comebacks and performers we’ve seen during the regular season this fall.

Following a chaotic and action-packed weekend of good ol' fashioned cross country racing, there was quite a bit of movement throughout the FloTrack College XC Rankings presented by HOKA.

The second consecutive weekend of championship-level racing caused quite a bit of commotion throughout the Midwest.

Following an incredibly hectic weekend that was highlighted by the record-breaking Nuttycombe Invitational, the first weekend of October racing added even more chaos to the season.

After a few lackluster weeks of racing, September's final weekend finally gave national contenders the opportunity to make their long-awaited debuts.

After a few weeks of off-and-on racing, there were no huge changes in either the individual or team standings in the FloTrack College XC Rankings presented by HOKA.

With a few powerhouse programs giving their stars some low-stakes racing, there was some movement in the FloTrack College XC Rankings presented by HOKA.

At the end of the 6000m race at the 2023 NCAA Cross Country Championships, the Northern Arizona women finished just a point back of NCAA powerhouse North Carolina State.

HOKA is adding two new players to its Name, Image and Likeness roster at the NCAA level.

Reigning NCAA cross country champion Graham Blanks is opening the fall season ranked at No. 1.

Doris Lemngole, the reigning national runner-up in cross country and the defending NCAA 3,000 meter steeplechase champion, begins the fall at No. 1 in our national cross country rankings.