If the cross country season could have a face, it would be bloodied and bruised, bandaged and beaten, still standing long after its expiration date.
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Celebrate his birthday the Wooden way: By valuing people and relationships
John Wooden would’ve wanted a simple birthday.
The Solitary Ones
The cross country runners moved in near silence. Behind all of the contorted faces, pumping arms and high-kicking legs were the fleeting sounds of footsteps.
Cross country will try to keep pace with higher-ranked teams at Notre Dame Invitational
Underdog isn’t the right word, but it’s the first one that comes to mind.
Maybe that’s why junior David McDonald spent the weekend before today’s Notre Dame Invitational watching “Rudy.”
Not unlike the story of one young man’s journey to make it on the Notre Dame football team and find salvation on the field, the men’s and women’s cross country teams will enter South Bend, Ind., looking to prove that they belong there.
Men’s and women’s cross country teams look to improve after tough competition
Saturday’s Stanford Invitational featured a fast course, the warm Palo Alto sun and nationally ranked programs.
UCLA cross country teams to face No. 1 Stanford
Saturday’s Stanford Invitational will be a litmus test for how far the men’s and women’s cross country teams can go this season.
Young women’s team is optimistic
Shannon Murakami spent her summer running 100 miles a week.
1,200 miles total.
Someone should tell her to ease up a little bit.