After a strong start to the season, the men's and women's cross country teams are confident in their ability to succeed at Heps this weekend.

After early success this season, the men's and women's cross country teams are confident heading down the stretch.

After an impressive opening weekend at the Moakley Course, the men's and women's cross country teams are running with confidence heading into Saturday's Colgate Invitational.

Flooding in the area was not enough to disrupt the return of the cross country teams to the Moakley Course. The Cornell men and women both earned victories in their season opening matches.

Despite a few losses to Ivy League opponents, the men's cross country team is confident it will peak in time for Heps.

Freshmen cross country runners Gabe Heck and David Forward have demonstrated the potential to join Cornell's senior trio of Nate Edelman, Adrien Dannemiller and Matt Da Silva as All-Ivy athletes. 

The men's cross country team has benefited from the senior leadership trio of Adrien Dannemiller, Nate Edelman and Matt Da Silva. 

The men's and women's cross country teams dominated Army over the weekend, providing them with plenty of momentum heading into the Colgate Invitational this weekend

With high expectations built up from a number of impressive races throughout the fall campaign, the men’s and women’s cross country teams headed to Columbia University’s Van Cortlandt Park this past Friday for the Heptagonal Championships. Overall, the results mostly met the runners’ expectations, with the men tying for third place with Dartmouth while the women finished in fourth place for the second consecutive year.

With the Ivy League Heptagonal Championships less than a week away, the Cornell cross country teams are using every available opportunity to gear themselves up and prepare for the big day. Friday’s John Reif Memorial Run was no exception, as the Cornell runners got in the spirit and competed one last time on their very own Moakley course.

The Reif Run is considered a special annual event for the Red, as many local runners—and even Cornell alumni—reappear to compete in an exciting and welcoming atmosphere.