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West Texas A&M predicted to win LSC Men's Cross Country title; Runners to Watch list announced

West Texas A&M is predicted to win its 14th consecutive Lone Star Conference men's cross country championship according to the 2026 preseason poll, it was announced on Monday (Aug. 24). In addition, 25 athletes were named to the runners to watch list.
 
The preseason poll is voted on by LSC head coaches and sports information directors, while the runners to watch are nominated by their member institution.
 
West Texas A&M, which has won every LSC title since 2013, collected 389 points and 25 of the 28 possible first place votes. Head coach Zach Daniel’s Buffs finished 14th in the NCAA Division II National Championships last year and fifth at the South Central Regional.
 
DBU is the runner-up pick with 359 points and two first-place votes. UT Tyler is ranked third with 322 points and the final first-place vote.
 
Oklahoma Christian is the fourth spot with 295 points. Cameron is ranked fifth with 249 points, followed by Lubbock Christian (162 points), UT Dallas (209 points), St. Edward’s (198 points), Texas A&M International (166 points) and Western New Mexico (162 points) to round out the top 10.
 
Two-time conference champion Texas A&M-Kingsville is in 11th place with 146 points. Angelo State is ranked 12th, followed by two-time league champion Eastern New Mexico (73 points) and Sul Ross State (35 points) to finish out the poll.
 
The runners to watch list features seven LSC All-Conference members from a year ago: TAMIU sophomore and defending conference champion Ian Rono (23:31.5 9 in the 8K); WT graduate student Tommaso Toppi; SEU senior Ario Gonzales; UTT sophomore Grayson Williams; CU senior Victor Ramos; UTD junior Alexander Bozhilov; and DBU sophomore Hudson Joseph. Rono was named the 2025 LSC Runner of the Year, Toppi was Newcomer of the Year and Williams was Freshman of the Year.
 
Gonzales is the reigning LSC Men’s Cross Country Academic Athlete of the Year. WNMU senior Samuel Ketcham, who is also a runner to watch, was also an Academic All-LSC selection.
 
Notes:
  • The LSC men’s cross country season begins as early as Sept. 3. To see the league schedule, click here.
  • The LSC Cross Country Championships are scheduled for Nov. 7 at LCU Cross Country Course in Lubbock, Texas. The event will be hosted by LCU.
  • The NCAA Division II South Central Regional is scheduled for Nov. 21 at LCU Cross Country Course in Lubbock, Texas.
  • The NCAA Division II National Championship is scheduled for Dec. 4 at Rim Rock Farm in Lawrence, Kansas.
 
2026 LSC MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY PRESEASON POLL, PLAYERS TO WATCH
 
Preseason Poll
Rank Team  1st Pts.
1 West Texas A&M 25 389
2 DBU 2 357
3 UT Tyler 1 322
4 Oklahoma Christian 295
5 Cameron 249
6 Lubbock Christian 233
7 UT Dallas 209
8 St. Edward’s 198
9 Texas A&M International 166
10 Western New Mexico 162
11 Texas A&M-Kingsville 146
12 Angelo State 106
13 Eastern New Mexico 73
14 Sul Ross State 35

 
Runners to Watch
 
Athlete Team Cl. Major Hometown
Alex Hauck Angelo State Jr. Biology Salado, Texas
Morghen Vawter Angelo State Jr. Geoscience Conroe, Texas
Victor Ramos Cameron Sr. Sport and Exercise Science Muros, Spain
Miquel Cruz Cameron Sr. Business Administration Artes, Spain
Hudson Joseph DBU So. Management Richardson, Texas
David Salas DBU So. Biology: Pre-Dental San Angelo, Texas
Isaac Lacey Eastern New Mexico Fr. Business Farmington, N.M.
Rodrigo Pinales Eastern New Mexico Fr. Undecided El Paso, Texas
Alfons Rawall Lubbock Christian Sr. Economics Goteborg, Sweden
Matthew Gordon Lubbock Christian Sr. Business Administration Guyana
Cole Davenport Oklahoma Christian Jr. Computer Science Edmond, Okla.
Blake Morrison Oklahoma Christian Jr. Business Lubbock, Texas
Arlo Gonazales St. Edward's Sr. Kinesiology San Antonio, Texas
Ben Bayly St. Edward's Gr. MBA – Business Admin. Sudbury, England
Shamil Kiprono Texas A&M International Fr. Nursing Eldoret, Kenya
Ian Rono Texas A&M International So. Nursing Eldoret, Kenya
Roberto Alejandro Texas A&M-Kingsville Jr. Engineering Laredo, Texas
Alex Bozhilov UT Dallas Jr. Finance Bulgaria
Alexandros Stavropoulos UT Dallas Fr. Undecided Patras, Greece
Grayson Williams UT Tyler So. Management Moody, Texas
Austin Ponder UT Tyler Sr. Professional Accountancy Lufkin, Texas
Tommaso Toppi West Texas A&M Gr. Communications Passo Corese, Italy
Vivien Delin West Texas A&M So. Business Admin. Gilly Les Citeaux, France
Cameron Shorty Western New Mexico Sr. Math/Mechanical Engineering Albuquerque, N.M.
Samuel Ketcham Western New Mexico Sr. Accounting Goodyear, Ariz.