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	COLLEGE XC NEWSLETTER Know someone else who might be interested in getting this email newsletter about college cross country? Please forward this on and they can subscribe by clicking this link. QUICK LINKS Regional Championships Central | National Championships Central Weekend Results (TFRRS) POST-CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS NCAA DI NATIONAL COACHES' POLLS MEN'S POLL VIEW ON THE WEB WOMEN'S POLL VIEW ON THE WEB     QA2 Max Podcast: NCAA Title Contender Dominique Scott of Arkansas Until last Friday there hadn’t been a three-time individual winner in the women’s race at the SEC Championships. Well, there also hadn’t been a runner like Arkansas’ Dominique Scott in quite some time. Using a strong kick over the final 2K of the 6K race, Scott ran away with the title. Scott won by 17 seconds and finished in 19:23.6. That win earned Scott a National Athlete of the Week honor in Division I, but more importantly the coveted featured guest spot on this week’s QA2 Max Podcast. We caught up with Scott earlier this week and picked her brain on the SEC Championships, what she thinks of the current freshmen in Division I Women’s Cross Country and much more. LISTEN TO QA2 MAX PODCAST (Subscribe to QA2 Max Podcast on iTunes)     NCAA Divisions I and III might be off this weekend, but it's a crucial weekend for NCAA Division II Cross Country: Regional Championships weekend! Qualification to the NCAA DII Championships later this month is strictly based on teams' performances this weekend. In other words, if you want to go to the Big Dance on November 21, you'd better step up this weekend. DII REGIONALS PREVIEW     CHAMPIONSHIPS SEASON STARTS SATURDAY! NEW ORLEANS – All eyes in the world of NJCAA Division III Cross Country will be focused on Stanley Park in Westfield, Massachusetts come Saturday when the national championship races are contested. Out of the 2014 team champions, only the Harper College men are ranked (1st) and both individual champions (Harper College’s Juan Barajas and Herkimer County Community College’s Victoria Campanian) are gone. This should add up to another exciting competition for national glory. NJCAA DIII CHAMPIONSHIPS PREVIEW   National Coaches' Polls VIEW ON THE WEB Regional Rankings VIEW ON THE WEB
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