Men Stay 2, Women Move to 19 in USTFCCCA Ranks

Cross Country

at Harry Lang Invitational

Aug 30|Final

Cross CountryM - 1st (15 pts) | W - 2nd (50 pts)

at Harry Groves Spiked Shoe Invitational

Sep 12|Final

Cross CountryM - 6th (229 pts) | W - 15th (437 pts)

at Gans Creek Classic

Sep 26|Final

Cross CountryM - 9th (266 pts) | W - 5th (210 pts)

at Paul Short Run

Oct 3|Final

Cross CountryM - 6th (235 pts) | W - 19th (473 pts)

at Princeton Fall Classic

Oct 17|Final

Cross CountryM - 3rd (152 pts) | W- 23rd (564 pts)

at Nuttycombe Wisconsin Invitational

Oct 17|Final

Cross CountryNo Team Scores

at John Reif Memorial

Oct 24|Final

Cross CountryM - 2nd (65 pts) | W - 13th (303 pts)

vs ACC Championships

Oct 31|Final

Cross CountryM - 1st (32 pts) | W - 4th (126 pts)

vs NCAA Northeast Regionals

Nov 14|Final

Cross CountryM - 4th (212 pts)

vs NCAA Championships

Nov 22|Final

Photo by: William Weiss

11/3/2015 4:01:00 PM | Cross Country

Following their third-straight ACC Championship and fourth-straight conference title overall, the Syracuse men's cross country team remained at No. 2 in this week's USTFCCCA poll, while the women moved to No. 19 following a fourth-place finish at the ACC Championship.

The men pulled in 345 points – 15 shy of unanimous No. 1 Colorado – and 20 points ahead of third-place BYU. Stanford (321 points) and Michigan (307 points) rounds out the top-five.

NC State is the lone other ACC team ranked in the top-10 of the men's poll at 10th, while Virginia (12th) and Virginia Tech (18th) are also represented.

On the women's side, the Orange dropped three spots to No. 19. New Mexico remained a unanimous No. 1 on the women's side, while ACC Champion Virginia remained the highest of five-ranked ACC teams at No. 6.

Next, the squads will compete at the NCAA Northeast Regional in Franklin Park in Boston, Mass on Friday, Nov. 13.