The women competed at the Division III championships in Kentucky.
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Women’s Cross Country Senior Spotlight: Jillian Michales
Photo Courtesy of Sports Information By Carly Mersky, Staff Writer Jillian Michales is a senior, Broadcasting and Spanish double major on the Susquehanna Women’s Track and Field and Cross-Country team. She is…
Cross country brings out several best at regional meet
By Abby Condon, Staff Writer Susquehanna was widely represented with 12 members of the men’s and women’s cross country teams at the 2019 NCAA Cross Country Mideast Regional hosted by Muhlenberg College…
Men’s and women’s cross country competes at Landmark Championships
By Tre Shuttlesworth, Staff Writer The Susquehanna men’s and women’s cross country teams competed in the Landmark Conference Championships in Colmar Manor, Md on Nov. 2. The women’s team placed fourth out…
Reese leads Susquehanna, finishes 20th overall
By Evin Caswell, Staff Writer The Susquehanna women’s cross country team placed 17th out of 27 at the Inter-Regional Border Battle hosted at Rowan University on Oct. 19 in Logan Township, N.J….
Reese makes history at Lock Haven Invitational
By Dan DiLizia, Staff Writer The Susquehanna women’s cross country team competed at the Lock Haven Invitational on Sept. 21, finishing 21st out of 37 teams and being led by senior Erin…
Reese finishes eighth for the River Hawks
By Nicole Hauck, Staff Writer The Landmark Conference Cross Country Championship were held Saturday, Oct. 27 at Elizabethtown College. The men’s team came in fifth place out of the eight teams competing,…
5k record very close for Reese
By Rachael Cataldo Asst. Sports Editor Junior standout Erin Reese led the Susquehanna women’s cross country team to a third-place finish at the 46th Dutchmen Invitational at Union Canal Tunnel Park on…
Two SU runners end meet on the podium
By Alex Kurtz Sports editor Susquehanna’s men’s and women’s cross country teams started their season strong at the Bison Open in Lewisburg on Saturday, Sept. 1. The Bison Open had ten schools…