Cross Country

In their first race of the season, the Bears scored well. The program placed second in the men's competition — just behind Boise State — and third in women’s, behind Stanford and Boise State.

In their first race of the season, the Bears scored well, placing second in men’s, just behind Boise State, and third in women’s, behind Stanford and Boise State.

An event unique to track and field, and collegiate sports, the All Comers Meet bridges community— bringing Cal athletes and non-collegiate participants into spirited competition with one another.

After a hard-fought season, Cal cross country ran its last race at the NCAA West Regional Championships.

On Nov. 11, Cal cross country will be racing in the NCAA West Regional championships amongst some of the nation’s best.

Come Friday, Cal will be racing in the Pac-12 championships at the UCR Agricultural Operations Course. As Cal enters into the postseason, it will be presented with new challenges and tough competition.

At the Bronco Invitational Saturday, Cal cross country continued to showcase their individual skills on the course.

After four weeks in hibernation, Cal cross country is preparing to take on Santa Clara at the Bronco Invitational this weekend.

Cal’s cross country athletes certainly made their presence known in Riverside territory. WIth nine athletes recording their personal best records, it was the individual achievements that deserved a spotlight from the power of the pen.

Cal is now tightening its laces to prepare for the next challenge: the UCR invitational. The course that the Bears will take on come Saturday will certainly not be for the faint of heart.