New england high school outdoor track and field championships 2023

Liaison – Keith Brouillard

District 1
Keith Thomson – Athletic Director, Lee Middle & HS
John Goda – Athletic Director, Pope Francis High School

District 2
Jason Cote – Assistant Principal, Grafton High School
Ben Benoit – Athletic Director, Parker Charter Essential School (Devens)

District 3
Jeff Lizotte- Principal, Oakmont Regional High School
David Boisvert – Athletic Director, Bromfield School (Harvard)

District 4
Sean O’Leary – Assistant Principal, Tewksbury HS
Mike McGrath – Athletic Director, Weston HS

District 5
Jason Payeur – Assistant Principal, Malden HS
Amanda Alpert, Athletic Director, Chelsea HS

District 6
VACANCY
VACANCY

District 7
Jamie Chisum – Principal, Wellesley High School
VACANCY

District 8
Chris Costa – Assistant Principal, Joseph Case HS (Swansea)
William Tilden – Athletic Director, Old Rochester Regional HS (Mattapoisett)

District 9
Pete Parcellin – Principal, Plymouth North HS
Jim Quatromoni – Athletic Director, Hingham HS

Coaches’ Representatives
Matt Carr
Mike Glennon

Officials’ Representatives
Fred Doyle
Chris Woods

MASC
VACANCY

MASS
Paul Vieira,  Douglas Public School

At-Large
Joseph LeMar, Brockton
Garcia Dalzon, East Boston
Elizabeth Haygood, Amherst-Pelham

About Us

NEPSAC was established in 1942 as an organization of athletic directors from accredited New England independent schools. While the Association does not function as a regulatory or oversight body (like the NCAA or state public high school associations), NEPSAC does sanction New England championship events in many sports and provides guidance in a variety of issues involving interscholastic athletics in our schools.

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Past Championship History

(all subject to change)

NATIONAL COLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIPS

Cross Country

NCAA Division I
NCAA Sites: MEN | WOMEN | Meet History
2022: Stillwater, Okla. (OSU Cross Country Course), host: Oklahoma State, November 19
2023: Charlottesville, Va. (Panorama Farms), host: Virginia, November 18
2024: Madison, Wisc. (Thomas Zimmer Championship Course), host: Wisconsin, November 23
2025: Columbia, Mo. (Gans Creek Cross Country Course), host: Missouri, November 22
date formula: Saturday prior to Thanksgiving

NCAA Division II
NCAA Sites: MEN | WOMEN | Meet History
2022: Seattle, Wash. (Chambers Bay), host: Seattle Pacific*, FRIDAY, December 2
2023: Joplin, Mo. (Tom Rutledge Cross Country Course), host: Missouri Southern, November 18
2024: Sacramento, Calif. (Haggin Oaks Golf Complex), host: CCAA, November 23
2025: Kenosha, Wisc. (Wayne E. Danehl National Cross Country Course), host: UW-Parkside, November 22
date formula: Saturday prior to Thanksgiving except for Fall Festival years (*)

NCAA Division III
NCAA Sites: MEN | WOMEN | Meet History
2022: Lansing, Mich. (Forest Akers), host: Olivet, November 19
2023: Carlisle, Pa (Big Spring High School), host: Dickinson, November 18
2024: Terre Haute, Ind. (LaVern Gibson Championship Cross Country Course), host: Rose-Hulman, November 23
2025: Spartanburg, S.C. (Roger Milliken Center), host: Converse, November 22

NAIA
NAIA Site | Meet History
2022: Tallahassee, Fla. (Apalachee Regional Park), November 18
2023: Vancouver, Wash. (Fort Vancouver), November 17
2024: Columbia, Mo. (Gans Creek Cross Country Course), November 22
2025: Tallahassee, Fla. (Apalachee Regional Park), November 21
2026: Vancouver, Wash. (Fort Vancouver), November 20
2027: Columbia, Mo. (Gans Creek Cross Country Course), November 19
2028: (tba), November 17
2029: Vancouver, Wash. (Fort Vancouver), November 16
2030: Columbia, Mo. (Gans Creek Cross Country Course), November 22
NAIA Calendar
date formula: Friday prior to Thanksgiving

NJCAA Division I
NJCAA Site | Meet History
2022: Tallahassee, Fla. (Apalachee Regional Park), November 12
2023: Joplin, Mo. (Tom Rutledge Cross Country Course), November 11

NJCAA Division II
NJCAA Site | Meet History
2022: Tallahassee, Fla. (Apalachee Regional Park), November 12
2023: Joplin, Mo. (Tom Rutledge Cross Country Course), November 11

NJCAA Division III
NJCAA Site | Meet History
2022: Westfield, Mass. (Stanley Park), November 5
2023: Huntsville, Ala., November 11

NJCAA Half-Marathon
2022: Tallahassee, Fla., November 15

Indoor Track & Field

NCAA Division I
NCAA Sites: MEN | WOMEN | Meet History
2023: Albuquerque, N.M. (Albuquerque Convention Center), host: New Mexico, March 10-11
2024: Boston, Mass. (The Track at New Balance), March 8-9 originally College Station, Texas
2025: Virginia Beach, Va. (Virginia Beach Sports Center), host: Norfolk State, March 14-15
2026: Fayetteville, Ark. (Randal Tyson Track Center), host: Arkansas, March 13-14

NCAA Division II
NCAA Sites: MEN | WOMEN | Meet History
2023: Virginia Beach, Va. (Virginia Beach Sports Center), host: Norfolk State, March 10-11
2024: Pittsburg, Kan. (Robert W. Plaster Center), host: Pittsburg State, March 8-9
2025: Indianapolis, Ind. (Fall Creek Pavilion at the Indiana State Fairgrounds), host: U-Indy
2026: Virginia Beach, VA (Virginia Beach Sports Center), host: Norfolk State

NCAA Division III
NCAA Sites: MEN | WOMEN | Meet History
2023: Birmingham, Ala. (Birmingham CrossPlex), host: Birmingham-Southern, March 10-11
2024: Virginia Beach, Va. (Virginia Beach Sports Center), host: Norfolk State, March 8-9
2025: Rochester, N.Y. (Golisano Training Center), host: Nazareth, March 14-15
2026: Birmingham, Ala. (Birmingham CrossPlex), host: Birmingham-Southern, March 13-14

NAIA
NAIA Site | Meet History
2023: Brookings, S.D., March 2-4
2024: Brookings, S.D., Feb. 29-March 2
2025: (tba), Feb. 27-March 1
NAIA Calendar

NJCAA
NJCAA Site | Meet History
2023: Topeka, Kan., March 3-4
2024: (tbd), March 1-2
2025: Lubbock, Texas

Outdoor Track & Field

NCAA Division I
NCAA Sites: MEN | WOMEN
(First Rounds — West Site) | West First-Rounds History
2023: Sacramento, Calif. (Hornet Stadium), host: Sacramento State, May 24-27
2024: Fayetteville, AR (John McDonnell Field), host: Arkansas, May 22-25
2025: College Station, Texas (E.B. Cushing Stadium), host: Texas A&M, May 28-31
2026: Sacramento, Calif. (Hornet Stadium), host: Sacramento State, May 27-30

(First Rounds — East Site) | East First-Rounds History
2023: Jacksonville, Fla. (Hodges Stadium), host: North Florida, May 24-27
2024: Lexington, Ky. (UK Track & Field Complex), host: Kentucky, May 22-25
2025: Jacksonville, Fla. (Hodges Stadium), host: North Florida, May 28-31
2026: Lexington, Ky. (UK Track & Field Complex), host: Kentucky, May 27-30

(Finals Site) | Meet History
2023: Austin, Texas (Mike A. Myers Stadium), host: Texas, June 7-10
2024: Eugene, Ore. (Hayward Field), host: Oregon, June 5-8
2025: Eugene, Ore. (Hayward Field), host: Oregon, June 11-14
2026: Eugene, Ore. (Hayward Field), host: Oregon, June 10-13
2027: Eugene, Ore. (Hayward Field), host: Oregon, June 9-12

NCAA Division II
NCAA Sites: MEN | WOMEN | Meet History
2023: Pueblo, Colo. (Neta and Eddie DeRose ThunderBowl), host: CSU-Pueblo, May 25-27
2024: Emporia, Kan. (Welch Stadium), host: Emporia State, May 23-25
2025: Pueblo, Colo. (Neta and Eddie DeRose ThunderBowl), host: CSU-Pueblo
2026: Emporia, Kan. (Welch Stadium), host: Emporia State

NCAA Division III
NCAA Sites: MEN | WOMEN | Meet History
2023: Rochester, N.Y. (Polisseni Track and Field Complex), host: St. John Fisher
2024: Myrtle Beach, S.C. (Doug Shaw Memorial Stadium), host: Coastal Carolina
2025: Geneva, Ohio (SPIRE Institute – Outdoor Track & Field), host: NCAC
2026: La Crosse, Wisc. (Veterans Memorial Field Sports Complex), host: UW-La Crosse

NAIA
NAIA Site | Meet History
2023: Marion. Ind., host: Indiana Wesleyan, May 24-26
2024: Marion. Ind., host: Indiana Wesleyan, May 22-24
2025: Marion. Ind., host: Indiana Wesleyan, May 21-23
NAIA Calendar
* date formula is now Wednesday-Friday before Memorial Day

NJCAA Division I
NJCAA Site | Meet History
2023: Hobbs, N.M. (host: New Mexico JC), May 18-20
2024: (tbd), May 16-18

NJCAA Division III
NJCAA Site | Meet History
2023: (tbd), May 11-13
2024: (tbd), May 9-11