2016 NCAA Cross Country Championship | FULL DI women's race

The 2016 NCAA women's cross country championship was an instant classic. Watch the full 6K race here as Missouri's Karissa Schweizer comes from behind in a frantic final 400m kick to win the individual 2016 title. The team race was just as close, with the champion decided by 1 point.
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[@9livesmatter692]

Karissa threw the smackdown and the commentary had no idea lool

[@keithblain8763]

Karissa hits the gas at the finish. What an exciting finish!!!

[@678samsung]

thanks for actually putting the date in the title so we’re not wondering if it was a recent race or not lol

[@ObssessedwithGermany]

Good to see this race. Anna ran incredibly strong.

[@matthewsenior4208]

Finn spent the last 300m looking round instead of focussing on the finish line, she threw it away. Amazing finish by Schweizer though!

[@machineofadream]

Nah. Finn was out of gas. Simple as that. Schweizer backed up this win with many more wins, including beating Finn again in the indoor 5k. Give her the full credit.

[@ericlukan9862]

Start releasing all of these please

[@NCAAChampionships]

More to come!

[@yorkehunt9476]

Great race Karrisa Schwiezer - amazing

[@emmasue6282]

imagine getting box into that, no way you’re getting out

[@PatrickWagz]

Was this filmed with a potato?? Good Lord!

[@ObssessedwithGermany]

Anna Rohrer is the best there is! 💎💕🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@keithblain8763]

3rd best

[@jefft6802]

Yeah, she's not going to make an early move like that without knowing she can hold onto and maintain the lead. .....so much for knowing what you're talking about kid. 😆 She got crushed twice at the end of the race!

[@machineofadream]

It was the question of whether she'd made a mistake and pushed too hard at that point. Considering Rohrer was still in the lead with about 300m to go, I would say that their analysis was accurate. She got beat by less than 3 seconds and almost caught back up to Finn.

[@Philmoscowitz]

Jesus Christ, my iPhone could do a better job than whatever camera they used for this race.