The University of Utah cross country team ran at Nevada in the Reno Chase Race this past Friday night, and the Utes finished second of the two teams. Freshman Poppy Tank, a true freshman from Devon,...
Chalk up a win for the University of Utah women's cross country team. The Utes ran at the Montana State Invitational this past weekend and they ended up taking first place overall. Head coach Kyle Kepler...
Former volleyball player turned runner Kate Stringfellow has returned for the 2016 cross country season after serving an LDS mission. The redshirt senior from Highland high school has been with the program...
As students prepared for classes to begin, the Utah women’s cross country team prepared for its season by hosting fall camp in Heber City, Utah.
Head coach Kyle Kepler noted that while there were no...
After qualifying for the program’s first NCAA Championships in history and finishing 26th overall, the U cross country team is determined to prove that last season wasn’t a fluke.
The team has progressed...
After last season saw the Utah cross country team once again fail to qualify as a team for the NCAA Championships, 2015 became a landmark year for the Utes. Utah qualified as a team for the NCAA championship...
Ever since head coach Kyle Kepler took over the reins of the Utah cross country team 11 years ago, he has been waiting for this superlative moment. For the first time in school history, the Utes competed...
In what was lauded by her coach as one of the finest days in Utah cross county history, sophomore standout Hannah McInturff finished fourth at the NCAA Mountain Regional Championships and led the 20th-ranked...
The 20th-ranked Utah cross-country team is coming off a fifth-place finish at the Pac-12 Championships, and is gearing up for the NCAA Mountain Regional this Friday in Albuquerque.
The Utes will run the...
The Utah women’s cross country team competed in the NCAA Mountain Regional Championships in Albuquerque, N.M. last Friday and finished in seventh place out of the 20 participating teams. The result...
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