The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association released their 2014 All-Academic teams and Hilbert College's Kylie Reinholz earned a spot on the Division III roster.
All institution sport teams which compete for an AMCC championship may select one member from their team who displays good sportsmanship throughout the season to be a member of the All-AMCC Sportsmanship Team.
With the NCAA Mideast Regional Championship hosted by Dickinson College, the 2014 women's cross country season has come to an end.
Hilbert sophomore Kylie Reinholz, the individual winner at the AMCC championship meet, has been named the conference's 2014 Women's Cross Country Runner of the Year.
Pitt-Greensburg men's and women's cross country coach Joyce Brobeck has announced her retirement from coaching, after serving the last thirteen years at the helm.
Reinholz earned the college’s very first AMCC championship (individual honor or team award) as the first woman to cover the 6K trail at Franciscan University on Saturday. The junior broke the tape in 24:21, setting another personal best in her short career.
Franciscan University outran Penn St, Altoona to capture the 2014 AMCC women's cross country championship on a cold and drizzly afternoon in Steubenville, OH.
The Penn St. Behrend Lions men’s and women’s cross country teams are both looking to defend their 2013 AMCC Championship titles.
Pearce was Penn State Altoona's top runner, placing 13th out of 132 women's runners in the 5K with a time of 20:35.6 to help the Lady Lions come in fourth overall and finish ahead of fellow AMCC teams Medaille, Hilbert, and D'Youville.
Manno led the Penn State Behrend women's cross country team to a 14th place finish Saturday afternoon at the Carnegie Mellon Invitational, finished the race in 20:52.4.
Runners packed the pre-race registration room as record numbers turned out for day-of entry into the 7th Annual Kelly Roggensack Memorial Races.
Pearce ran one of the best races in Penn State Altoona women's cross country history, achieving a personal-record time of 20:03 in the WCCC/Pitt-Greensburg Invitational 5K on Saturday to finish fifth out of 76 runners. Makayla's time is the second-fastest women's 5K time in school history, just five seconds off of the record time. Her time is also the fastest 5K time recorded in the AMCC so far this season. Her hard running on a flat course resulted in a personal record-setting day.
Pensyl placed 77th out of 268 women's runners with a time of 20:47.2 in the 5K at Roberts Wesleyan College's Harry F. Anderson Invitational. Her time marked a personal season-best in the 5K.
Miller competed in a tough field at the St. Vincent Invitational, finishing 39th out of 125 in just her 4th collegiate race. She completed the 6K course in 22:46.
Reinholtz crossed the line in 12th place overall in a field of 160 runners at the Behrend Invitational, posting a 5K time of 10:16. She was the top finisher of all eight AMCC teams that schools competed.
In Franciscan's first home cross country meet in school history, Novak posted a first place individual time of 26:09 for the 6K course and led the Lady Barons to a first place team finish. Franciscan placed four runners in the top ten.