Despite blowout wins, SU tennis tested with tough doubles match
Though the doubles point was already locked up, the focus shifted to Chelsea Jones and Emily Harman. The Syracuse duo of CC Sardinha and Christina… Read more »
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With standout season, SU cross country sets goals higher
From the first day of workouts, Katie Hursey noticed that her fellow runners were 'on a whole other level' than they were a season ago.… Read more »
With standout season, SU cross country sets goals higher
From the first day of workouts, Katie Hursey noticed that her fellow runners were 'on a whole other level' than they were a season ago.… Read more »
Even with significant victories, Syracuse cross-country still seeking respect
The Syracuse men's cross country team roared out of the gate in early September with a second-place finish at the Harry Lang Invitational and a… Read more »
Hursey spurns multi-sport past for running
For Katie Hursey, it was merely a way to stay in shape for another sport. In high school, when Hursey decided lacrosse wasn't for her,… Read more »
Fox spurns national trend with focus on U.S. recruiting
There was once a time when collegiate distance running was dominated by Americans. But as distance running progressed from the 1980s up until today, coaches… Read more »
For Graves, MacKay, long journeys end at SU
Both Griff Graves and Rebekah MacKay stood in the winner's circle at the Colgate Invitational Sept. 19.Graves, with a time of 25:06, had achieved first… Read more »
Grad student Scull hoping NCAA grants 5th year of eligibility
Chris Fox has pleaded his case. The paperwork has been neatly folded, sealed and shipped off to NCAA headquarters in Indianapolis. Now the matter is… Read more »
