Oregon cross country sweeps NCAA Western Regional titles, continues postseason dominance

The University of Oregon cross country teams continued to dominate at the NCAA West Regional Championships on Friday, Nov. 13, 2026, in Sacramento, Calif. Both the men’s and women’s teams secured NCAA West Regional titles after sweeping the Big Ten Championships two weeks ago. The Ducks showcased strong performances, competing against the top programs in the West Region ahead of the NCAA Championships on Nov. 21. The Oregon women dominated in the 6,000-meter race, scoring 38 points to secure a first-place finish, with Washington State placing second with 109 points, and Boise State placing third with 112. Diana Cherotich was the standout for the Ducks, earning an individual regional title after crossing the finish line in 18 minutes, 55.6 seconds, a new course record. Cherotich also made history by becoming the first UO woman runner to win the West title since Jordan Hasay in 2012. The Ducks also claimed third place with an impressive run from Juliet Cherubet, who finished in 19:04.5.

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