In a recent statement, NCAA President Charlie Baker revealed that there are “less than 10” transgender athletes currently participating in college sports. This acknowledgment comes amid ongoing debates surrounding inclusivity and competitive fairness in athletics.
Ben True has been appointed as the Assistant Coach for Cross Country and Track and Field at Dartmouth College. A graduate of the institution, True brings extensive experience as a former professional athlete and a commitment to developing student-athletes.
Marco Langon continues to make waves in the men’s cross country team at Villanova. With impressive performances in recent meets, he has established himself as a standout athlete, aiming for new personal bests as the season progresses.
Onalaska’s Manny Putz is on the brink of making WIAA cross country history as he prepares for this weekend’s championships. With an impressive track record and determination, Putz aims to secure his place among the state’s all-time greats.
Doris Lemngole has been awarded the prestigious Honda Sport Award for Cross Country, recognizing her outstanding performance and dedication in the sport. The Alabama Athletics star continues to make waves, solidifying her status as an elite athlete in collegiate competition.
The Ole Miss Track & Field and Cross Country teams have achieved a remarkable feat, landing ten student-athletes on the College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-District Team. This honor highlights their dedication to both athletics and academic excellence.
Florida State University has announced the appointment of a new Associate Athletics Director for Governance and Compliance. This strategic role will enhance the department’s adherence to NCAA regulations while promoting ethical standards across Seminole athletics.
As fall approaches, Rowan University’s athletes are gearing up for a competitive season. Teams across campus are intensifying their training and team-building efforts, aiming for success in upcoming games and events. Excitement is building among athletes and fans alike.
The OHSAA Cross Country season is in full swing, with teams across Ohio preparing for upcoming meets. Athletes are showcasing their endurance and teamwork, aiming for top finishes as they gear up for the state championships this fall.
The Ole Miss cross country team continues to impress as they gear up for another competitive season. Fans rally behind the squad with spirited chants of “Hotty Toddy,” showcasing the strong support for Rebels athletics. Stay tuned for updates!
