Indiana cross country looks for continued improvement at John McNichols Invitational
Sep 17, 2021 11:59 amThe Hoosiers’ second meet of the season is hosted by Indiana State University.
The Hoosiers’ second meet of the season is hosted by Indiana State University.
Indiana opened its season with the Indiana Open against Miami University.
The course is named after former head coach Sam Bell.
Sanchez placed first in the Indiana Open on Saturday.
IU sophomore Gabriel Sanchez came in first in the men's race.
Saturday’s meet will be IU’s first at home since 2017.
The Hoosiers now move on to the outdoor season.
Both the men and women received bids after their performances in the Big Ten Championships.
The Hoosiers had five men and women place in the top ten.
Saturday’s meet will be the team’s first since last February.
IU’s latest cross-country commit, Jaylen Castillo, was impressed by IU's coaching staff.
Without official visits, IU cross country uses zoom presentations for recruits.
Despite limited contact, IU cross-country finds multiple benefits to no races.
Bell coached the Hoosiers to 26 conference crowns from 1970-98.
Despite coronavirus restrictions, athletes are still able to keep scheduled regiments.
IU announced its initial plan for voluntary workouts at IU athletic facilities.
The men were 13th and the women 19th at the NCAA National Championships.
IU will have both the men’s and women’s teams in Terre Haute on Saturday.
Ben Veatch was fourth and Kyle Mau seventh to lead the men's team.
The IU men’s and women’s cross-country teams hope to qualify for the National Championships.