Daily Bruin Sports editors Claire Fahy, Matt Cummings, Korbin Placet and Tanner Walters are back for a Registration Issue Battle of the Editors. These four break down four different teams and discuss who will have the most successful fall season. Read more...
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Cross country coach Forest Braden opted not to use his top runners in the first meet of the season, Friday’s ninth annual Nevada Twilight Classic. With leaders like Lane Werley on the men’s side and Aliya Shirif on the women’s side out of action, some less experienced Bruin runners began their season under the lights at Shadow Mountain Park in Sparks, Nev. Read more...
A year removed from UCLA’s most successful cross country season in almost three decades, the men’s and women’s teams are headed in entirely different directions. For the first time since 1985, both squads reached the national meet in 2014. Read more...
UCLA cross country traveled to Indiana last weekend to compete in its first NCAA championships together since 1985. The women finished in typical fashion as senior Kelsey Smith was the 86th woman to cross the finish line, leading her team to a 27th-place finish in her final collegiate cross country competition. Read more...
Photo: (Jose Ubeda/Daily Bruin staff)
It’s been 29 years since the UCLA men’s and women’s cross country teams have both made the NCAA championships. This year, both Bruin teams will be at the LaVern Gibson Championship Course in Terre Haute, Ind. Read more...
Photo: For the first time in 29 years, both men’s and women’s cross country teams qualified for the NCAA championships.
UCLA cross country has been running a race for 29 years. This past weekend, it finally crossed the finish line. For the first time since 1985, both of UCLA’s men’s and women’s cross country teams were able to qualify for the NCAA championships. Read more...
UCLA is no stranger to competing in stacked fields. Throughout both the men’s and women’s seasons, the Bruins have continued to race well against highly ranked teams, oftentimes shocking the competitors. Read more...
Photo: The UCLA women’s cross country team has seen their highest national ranking in a long time as No. 27 heading into the NCAA West Regional championships at Stanford. (Jose Ubeda/Daily Bruin staff)
