Georgetown Cross Country Places in the Top 10 at NCAA Championship11/24/2008 The Georgetown University cross country program put up a strong performance this afternoon at the NCAA Championship in Terre Haute, Ind. In a surprising end to the cross country season, the 17th-ranked women took ninth place at the championship...Read Full Story > Cross Country Competes at ECAC / IC4A Championships; Hoyas Prep for NCAA Championships11/22/2008 The Georgetown University cross country team sent a small contingent of student-athletes to compete at the ECAC / IC4A Cross Country Championships today, held at Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx. The women's team placed sixth of 11 while the men's...Read Full Story > Henner and Bumbalough Garner Cross Country Mid-Atlantic Coach and Athlete of the Year; Hoyas Head to NCAA Championship on Monday11/21/2008 The Georgetown University cross country team received two honors from the U.S. Track & Field / Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) on Thursday when it was announced that in just his second year as Director of Track & Field / Cross Country...Read Full Story > Georgetown Women's Cross Country Finishes Fourth at NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional11/15/2008 On a day of strong performances for the Georgetown cross country program at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional at Princeton University, the Hoya women's team started things in strong fashion on Saturday morning. Georgetown, ranked No. 13 in the...Read Full Story > Bumbalough Wins Individual Title, Leads No. 10 Georgetown Men's Cross Country Team to BIG EAST Championship; 11th-Ranked Women Take Third Place10/31/2008 The 10th-ranked Georgetown men's cross country team took first place in the 14-team field today at the 2008 BIG EAST Cross Country Championship today at Van Cortlandt Park in Bronx, N.Y. Junior Andrew Bumbalough (Brentwood, Tenn./Brentwood...Read Full Story >        
Coach Gags Continues to Push Athletes Toward Olympic DreamsAs the track and field portion of the Olympics began over the weekend former Georgetown University track and field coach and GU Hall of Famer Frank Gagliano had a special interest in viewing. [+] |
 
 |
