The Aurora University men's cross country team finished with the highest placing in the NCAA Division III Midwest Regional meet in school and Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference history. The Spartan men finished 13^th out of 38 teams.

Three Spartan runners went below 26:00 minutes for the 8,000 meter race, with junior Alex Duncan placing 67^th with a time of 25:49 as the top Spartan finisher. "I felt like I was in control during the whole race," said Duncan. "This race had been built up so much as one of the most important in our program's history, which helped me stay focused when preparing for the race."

The rest of the men's times and places were as follows:
Nick Quiroz (69^th- 25:50)
Jimmy Baeskens (72^nd- 25:51)
Matt Myers (93^rd- 26:10)
TJ Pitcock (121^st- 26:40)
Christian Barajas (123^rd- 26:42)
Calvin Robinson (156^th- 27:19).

That performance concludes the 2015 cross country season for the Spartan men. They will have their sights set towards next year where the hope to repeat as NACC champions and place even higher in the regional race.