NACAC XC

North and Central American Cross Country Championships is an annual competition since 2005. Contested amongst NACAC member countries, but since 2015, every two-years it held conjunction with Pan American XC event. Seniors and U20 age group races are on the programme of the championships.

CHAMPIONSHIP PARTICIPATION FIGURES

(Numbers in bracket: Senior M, Senior W, U20 M, U20 W)

2005 Clermont, FL (USA): 80 athletes (31+14+21+14) from 13 countries

2006 Clermont, FL (USA): 122 athletes (36+30+28+28) from 14 countries

2007 Clermont, FL (USA): 125 athletes (42+25+30+28) from 15 countries

2008 Kissimmee, FL (USA): 64 athletes (11+18+17+18) from 6 countries

2009 Titusville, FL (USA): 85 athletes (17+15+27+26) from 7 countries

2010 Scarborough (TTO): 101 athletes (28+17+30+25) from 11 countries

2011 Port of Spain (TTO): 121 athletes (44+19+36+22) from 18 countries

2012 Port of Spain (TTO): 108 athletes (31+12+37+28) from 12 countries

2013 Mandeville (JAM): 112 athletes (26+21+34+31) from 8 countries

2014 Scarborough (TTO): 103 athletes (26+18+31+28) from 10 countries

2015 Barranquilla (COL) - PAN-AM: 110 athletes (29+23+28+30) from 11 countries

2016 Carrabelleda (VEN) - PAN-AM: 68 athletes (21+13+18+16) from 7 countries

2017 Boca Raton, FL (USA): 93 athletes (27+19+23+24) from 8 countries

2018 La Libertad, (ESA) PAN-AM: 117 athletes (40+25+29+23) from 8 countries

2019 Port of Spain (TTO): 99 athletes (27+21+29+22) from 8 countries

2020 Victoria, BC (CAN) PAN-AM: 84 athletes (22+17+24+21) from 10 countries

MOST SUCCESSFUL ATHLETES (Including team medals)

6-0-1 Joseph Gray (USA)

5-0-1 Abbasiya Simbassa (USA)

4-2-2 Max King (USA)

4-1-0 Genevieve Lalonde (CAN)

LONGEST WINNING STREAKS BY EVENTS

Seniors men: United States (8) 2013-20 / active streak

Seniors women: United States (3) 2014-16, Canada (3) 2006-08

U20 men: Mexico (2), 2006-07

U20 women: Canada (6) 2014-19

Seniors men's team: United States (14) 2007-2020 / active streak

Seniors women's team: United States (4) 2009-2012

U20 men's team: United States (4) 2014-17

U20 women's team: Canada (8) 2013-2020 / active streak

BIGGEST GAP IN FINISH

Seniors men: 33 seconds (2020, Rotich-Maggard)

Seniors women: 32 seconds (2020, Lalonde-Verdon)

U20 men: 21 seconds (2010, Campbell-Ahmed)

U20 women: 18 seconds (2018, Macdougall-Dickinson)