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Birmingham, Ala. - Six Southeastern Conference cross country teams and six additional individuals have qualified for the upcoming NCAA Division I Mens and Womens Cross Country Championships, to be contested Saturday at Terre Haute, Ind.Thirty-one teams were selected to participate in each championship. The top two, seven-person teams automatically qualified from each of the nine regions, for a total of 18 teams. Thirteen additional teams were selected at-large. Each of the SEC teams that earned berths to the NCAA Championships qualified automatically.The SEC teams participating include the Arkansas and Ole Miss men, and the Arkansas, Ole Miss, Mississippi State and Missouri women.Thirty-eight individuals were selected to participate in each championship through an automatic qualifier and at-large selection process. All individual qualifiers finished in the top 25 in their region.Participating mens individuals include Robbie Farnham-Rose (Alabama), Antibahs Kosgei (Alabama) and Jacob Thomson (Kentucky). Participating womens individuals include Veronica Eder (Auburn), Sara Tsai (Vanderbilt) and Katy Kune (Kentucky).The NCAA Championships take place Nov. 19 at the Wabash Valley Family Sports Center in Terre Haute, Ind. The womens race will begin at 11 a.m. ET, followed by the mens race at noon.Mens Automatic Qualifying Teams Arkansas Colorado Georgetown Iona Michigan State Middle Tennessee State Ole Miss Navy North Carolina State Northern Arizona Oklahoma State Portland Stanford Syracuse Texas Tulsa Virginia WisconsinMens At-Large Teams Boise State Brigham Young California Colorado State Dartmouth Illinois Iowa State Oregon Providence Southern Utah UCLA UTEP Washington StateWomens Automatic Qualifying Teams Arkansas Baylor Colorado Harvard Louisville Michigan Ole Miss Mississippi State Missouri North Carolina State New Mexico Notre Dame Oklahoma State Penn State Providence Stanford Villanova WashingtonWomens At-Large Teams Air Force Brigham Young Eastern Michigan Iowa State Michigan State Oregon Pennsylvania Portland San Francisco UCLA Utah Wisconsin YaleMens Individual QualifiersNicholas Raymond, Eastern Michigan Matthew Schwartzer, Indiana Jason Crist, Indiana Jaret Carpenter, PurdueMid-Atlantic Khalil Rmidi Kinini, Maryland Eastern Shore Nicholas Tuck, Penn Conor Lundy, Princeton Patrick Tiernan, Villanova Andrew Marston, VillanovaMidwest Michael Ward, Bradley Reed Fisher, Drake Dylan Blankenbaker, Oklahoma Joel Reichow, South Dakota StateMountain Andrew Johnson, Air Force Benard Keter, Texas Tech Dillon Maggard, Utah StateNortheast Sean Burke, Boston College Brian Zabilski, Columbia Kenny Vasbinder, Columbia James Randon, YaleSouth Robbie Farnham-Rose, Alabama Antibahs Kosgei, Alabama Harry Mulenga, Florida State Arsene Guillorel, SamfordSouth Central Emmanuel Rotich, Tulane Stanley Limoh, Louisiana-Lafayette Craig Lautenslager, UT Arlington Michael Guerrero, UT ArlingtonSoutheast Amon Terer, Campbell Lawrence Kipkoech, Campbell Erick Rotich, Eastern Kentucky Frank Lara, Furman Jacob Thomson, Kentucky Edwin Kibichiy, LouisvilleWest Alex Short, San Francisco Jose Pina, San Jose State Gabe Arias-Sheridan, St. Marys (California) Fred Huxham, WashingtonWomens Individual QualifiersGreat Lakes Katherine Turner, Butler Katherine Receveur, Indiana Maria Scavuzzo, Miami (Ohio) Emma Benner, PurdueMid-Atlantic Catherine Scott, Bucknell Gillian Schriever, Pittsburgh Jillian Forsey, West Virginia Maggie Drazba, West VirginiaMidwest Sharon Lokedi, Kansas Madeline Strandemo, Minnesota Hope Schmelzle, Northern Illinois Aubrey Roberts, NorthwesternMountain Janelle Lincks, Colorado State Darby Gilfillan, Colorado State Winny Koech, UTEP Ellie Child, Weber StateNortheast Isabelle Kennedy, Boston College Henna Rustami, Columbia Elinor Purrier, New Hampshire Christina Melian, Stony BrookSouth Veronica Eder , Auburn Carmela Cardama Baez, Florida State Karisa Nelson, Samford Anne-Marie Blaney, UCF Sara Tsai, VanderbiltSouth Central Katie Jensen, Rice Abigail Cartwright, Rice Hannah Miller, SMU Brenley Goertzen, TCUSoutheast Grace Barnett, Clemson Annie Bothma, Coastal Carolina Charlotte Imer, Eastern Kentucky Katy Kune, Kentucky Regan Rome, William and MaryWest Brenna Peloquin, Boise State Peyton Bilo, Cal Poly Bethan Knights, California Sarah Reiter, Eastern Washington Thomas Morstead Saints Jersey . -- Three close looks at the bucket, three misses. 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CHICAGO -- Clayton Custer scored 22 points and Loyola Chicago defeated Indiana University Northwest 100-51 on Sunday.Custer, who sat out last season after transferring from Iowa State, followed up a 10-point showing in a 69-44 season-opening win over Alcorn State by going 9 of 11 from the field for the Ramblers (2-0), who shot 57.1 percent, including 13 of 29 3-point tries for 44.8 percent.Milton Doyle added 13 points, Aundre Jackson 11 and Ben Richardson 10. The Ramblers didnt have a rebounder in doouble figures, but dominated the boards 50-27 while turning 21 turnovers into 27 points.ddddddddddddThe Ramblers scored the first 16 points of the game and led by as many as 51 in the second half.This was the first 100-point game since scoring 104 against Indiana State on Jan. 30, 2016.The NAIA RedHawks (1-4) were led by Jovan Jackson and JJ Pennington with 14 points each. ' ' '