Cross Country
DeLuca Qualifies for NCAAs as Cross Country Squads Wrap Up 2017 Season
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Dominic DeLuca is the first Cornellian to represent his school at NCAAs in cross country in two years.
women's cross country
Women’s Cross Country Hitting its Stride in Time for Ivy League Heptagonal Championship
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Cornell women’s cross country is coming off a successful run at Penn State as the team gears up for Heps in search of an Ivy title.
Cross Country
Seniors Set Pace in Strong Weekend for Women’s Cross Country
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“They’re getting better each week with the fitness and capability, and I feel very, very good about where we will be at the championship stage of the season in a month.”
Track and Field
Handing Off the Baton
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“This office represents the history of the program. We are simply occupants of something so much bigger than ourselves.”
Track and Field
36-Year Coach Bowman Slides Back Into Assistant Coaching Role
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Bowman is one of the longest tenured coaches currently serving on East Hill.
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Men’s, Women’s Cross Country Finish Sixth at Regionals
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Despite their best efforts, the men’s and women’s cross country teams both came up short in their attempts to qualify for Nationals at the NCAA Northeast Regional championships over the weekend. The Red finished in sixth place on both the men’s and women’s sides of the competition, which was hosted by Columbia at Van Cortlandt Park in New York City.
Although Cornell fell short of its lofty goals, seniors Zac Hine and Marie Parks and sophomore Adrien Dannemiller earned All-Region honors by placing in the top-25 of their respective races.
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W. Cross Country Looks to Rebound
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In the past five years, the women’s cross country team has finished in the bottom half of the Ivy League standings all but once — a third-place finish in 2006. Last year, the team sunk to seventh place in the ancient eight, its worst finish in years. The Red had not finished that low at Heps since 1989, when the team finished seventh in a 10-team field that included Army and Navy. Despite the team’s recent struggles, the Red appears poised to restore pride to a program that captured four Ivy League championships during the ’90s.
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Men’s Harriers Take 11th; X.C. Women Seize Seventh
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Whether by bus or by plane, the Red’s miles of travel and miles of summer training paid off this past weekend.
The women’s cross country team bussed it to the 34th annual Paul Short Invitational at Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pa. The men’s team flew to South Bend, Ind. to compete at the 52nd Notre Dame Invitational. Though each team faced their strongest competition yet, racing against 47 and 23 teams respectively, the Red returned to Ithaca with its share of success.
In a field of 47 teams and 317 runners, the women’s team placed 7th overall, defeating nationally ranked teams such as Tennessee (28) and Heps rivals Penn and Harvard.