Saturday, May 10



Cross country runner shows dedication, races after Olympic dreams

Another Sunday, another smile. Nolan Dickson knows it’s coming. For now, he and Ferdinand Edman are at the back of the pack. But it won’t be long before Edman changes that. Read more...

Photo: Junior cross country and track runner Ferdinand Edman hopes to compete in the 1500-meter at next summer’s Olympic Games for his home country of Norway. Edman was set back in the spring by a stress fracture in his tibia, which forced him to miss the outdoor track season. (Jessica Zhou/Daily Bruin)


Men’s, women’s cross country teams compete in Washington Invitational

UCLA cross country traveled up to Seattle this weekend, taking part in the Washington Invitational hosted at the Jefferson Park Golf Course. The 11th-ranked men’s team, which returned its top seven runners to start the season, finished in fourth-place overall. Read more...

Photo: Senior Lane Werley led the men’s team in the 8K event, earning a third-place finish with an overall time of 23:21:80. (Courtesy of UCLA Athletics)


Men’s, women’s cross country teams flourish at Mustang Challenge

Josh Rosen is the most well-known UCLA athlete from St. John Bosco High School. But he was not the most successful this past Saturday. Cross country runner sophomore Myles Smith, another Bosco alum, paced the field at Saturday’s Mustang Challenge, turning an early lead into a 14-second victory in the 8K race. Read more...

Photo: Sophomore runner Myles Smith paced the field at Saturday’s Mustang Challenge, winning the 8K race in just over 25 minutes. The No. 13 Bruins took first place in their second competition of the fall season. (UCLA Athletics)





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