Cross Country
US Club XC Champs, McMillan Elite Wins Mens, Boulder Running/adidas wins Womens, release by Jim Estes, Note by Larry Eder
The national club championships are some of the most popular championships of the entire US schedule. Club championships give post-collegiate...
Read moreManilus wins Girls, North Spokane takes Boys at NXN, by Larry Eder
In NXN, version 5.0, Chelsey Sveinsson won the girls race in a course record and Reed Connor charged to the...
Read moreOne Day Until Nike NXN!
The regionals are done, the teams are in Portland, or on the way, and for the first year, individuals will...
Read moreNCAA Div 1-Oregon and Washington! Report by Walt Murphy, Notes by Larry Eder
Congratulations to Coach Greg Metcalf and his women's team at Washington. Greg is in his twelfth year of coaching Washington,...
Read moreNAIA: Malone takes the Men’s title and Azuza Pacific for the women, by Walt Murphy
The NAIA is part history, part tradition. The NCAA has done as much as it can to make the NAIA...
Read moreNCAA III: Cortland takes Men, Middlebury takes Women, by Walt Murphy, Note by Larry Eder
On such a early winter weekend, cross country championships are being run across the US. Special thanks to Walt Murphy...
Read moreNCAA Div II-Adams State Wins Both titles!, by Walt Murphy, Note by Larry Eder
Walt Murphy loves cross country and there is no better service to follow the sport than his to follow this...
Read moreSome Cool Clips from RunnersSpace.com, note by Larry Eder
Cross country is upon us, and the Oregon Ducks team did a little video, linked below, to encourage classmates to...
Read moreNCAA Div 1 Regionals, by Walt Murphy, XCountry XPress, Note by Larry Eder
Cross Country championships abound, as high school state meets are ending, Nike NXN meets are starting, and NCAA regionals have...
Read moreDathan Ritzenhein Interview, Questions by Larry Eder
Dathan Ritzenhein is coming into his own. A very capable 10,000 meter runner in college, a fine cross country runner...
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