Abilene Christian University cross country

(2001 articles will be added to this directory as they develop.)

Sunday, November 19, 2000 -- NCAA Div. II Cross Country - Rugema runs away from field; Abilene Christian University takes 2nd (Staff and correspondent reports) CHINO, Calif. — Abilene Christian University runners took first and second, but Western State (Colo.) placed five runners in the top 10 Saturday to beat the No. 1-ranked Wildcats at the NCAA Division II men’s national cross country championships at Prado Park.

Friday, November 17, 2000 -- Wildcats ready to capture national crown - Title would be Abilene Christian University’s first in cross country (Brett Vito) When he looks back at the season, one fact about the Abilene Christian University cross country team’s performance stands out for coach Jon Murray, and it has nothing to do with the Wildcats’ No. 1 ranking in Division II or their string of upset wins.

Sunday, November 5, 2000 -- Wildcats claim regional cross countrychampionship: COMMERCE — The Abilene Christian University men’s cross country team took the top three places and had five runners finish in the top seven to easily win the NCAA Division II South Central Region championship Saturday on the Texas A&M-Commerce campus.

Friday, November 3, 2000 -- Abilene Christian University aiming for first regional title - Women hoping for top-six finish (Al Pickett) This has been a record-setting fall for the Abilene Christian University men’s cross country team.

1999 Abilene Christian University cross country

Nov. 20 -- Wildcats begin quest for unprecedented ‘triple crown’ JOPLIN, Mo. — Ever since taking over the Abilene Christian University track and field program last summer, head coach Jon Murray’s stated goal for this year’s men’s team is to win the first-ever “triple crown” in track and field history.

Nov. 18 -- ACHS cross country champ heads for Abilene Christian University (TED DUNNAM) The fastest cross country runner in Texas is lending her considerable talents to Abilene Christian University. Abilene Christian High School’s Ruth Nanyinza, who blazed to the Texas Assocition of Private and Parochial Schools state cross country title several weeks ago, signed a track and field letter-of-intent Wednesday with Abilene Christian University.