Showing posts with label Michael Williams. Show all posts
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All five Washington schools to converge at Jefferson Park GC for NCAA West Regionals Friday...




All five of the state’s NCAA Division I schools will gather at Seattle’s Jefferson Park Golf Course on Beacon Hill for Friday’s NCAA West Regional cross country championship meet, with both Washington squads and the Washington State men’s team looking to run well enough to earn a spot in next week’s NCAA championship meet in Louisville, Kentucky.



Both Washington and Washington State men’s

Washington women finish seventh in ultra-competitive Under Armour Nuttycombe Wisconsin Invite...




MADISON, Wisconsin—Washington’s Amy-Eloise Neale (left/photo by Paul Merca) ran to a 14th place finish to lead the Huskies to a seventh place finish in the invitational section of the Under Armour Nuttycombe Wisconsin Invitational on a calm but cloudy day at the Thomas Zimmer Championship Cross Country Course Friday afternoon.



The senior from Snohomish, who is the reigning Pac-12 conference

THE WEEKEND AHEAD: All five Washington D1 schools in action at Notre Dame, Montana & UW invite...




All five of Washington’s Division I schools are in action Friday and Saturday as the meat of the collegiate cross country season begins ramping up.



The 24th ranked Washington State Cougars, led by Michael Williams (left/photo by Paul Merca) heads to South Bend, Indiana for Friday’s Joe Piane Notre Dame Invitational Blue Race at 11:45 am pacific time (2;45 eastern time), where they will try

WSU moves into national top 30 in latest USTFCCCA coaches' poll as Dawgs drop...




NEW ORLEANS—The coaches who comprise the voters of the USTFCCCA National Coaches’ Poll did not take Washington’s loss at its home Sundodger Invitational last Saturday too kindly, as the Huskies dropped 13 spots from #8 to #21 in the latest poll released Tuesday.



Washington, which hasn’t won its own meet for the last three years, came off of a hard training block after returning to Seattle