Katherine Receveur finishes 20th at NCAA Cross-Country Championship as IU women finish 24th
Nov 18, 2017 2:57 pmThe IU cross-country teams ended their seasons with solid performances at the NCAA Championships.
The IU cross-country teams ended their seasons with solid performances at the NCAA Championships.
Katherine Receveur was named the Great Lakes Regional Athlete of the Year after she won the regional championship last week.
The women’s team will send their whole team while the men’s team sends one individual.
The IU women’s cross-country team earned one of 13 at-large bids for the NCAA Championships.
The IU women’s team finished fifth and the men’s team finished sixth.
Both IU cross-country teams head into the Regional Championships with multiple injuries and questions.
Junior Kyle Mau and sophomore Lexa Barrott won the Big Ten Sportsmanship Awards for the IU cross-country teams.
The men's and women's teams each finished seventh overall at the Big Ten Championships.
The Big Ten Championships will take place at 10:45 a.m. Sunday in Bloomington.
Junior Katherine Receveur has fought through multiple injuries to be one of the best cross-country runners in the nation.
Junior Katherine Receveur won Big Ten Athlete of the Week after her impressive performance last week.
The IU cross-country teams took a step back in the rankings after struggling last week.
Women’s team finishes 17th and men’s team finishes 29th at Nuttycombe Invitational.
IU cross-country will face its toughest competition of the year at the Nuttycombe Invitational.
Receveur is once again the Big Ten athlete of the week for women’s cross-country
The men’s team finished first, while the women’s team finished second at the Sam Bell Invitational.
The IU cross country season wrapped up this weekend.
Although the team didn't make it to the NCAA Championships, three Hoosiers have the chance to earn All-American honors at the race.
IU cross country fails to advance to nationals but three runners qualify individually.
IU cross country will travel to Wisconsin in hopes to advance to the NCAA Championships.
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