In their final meet of the season, College of Charleston cross country impressed on Friday as both the men's and women's teams notched 23rd-place finishes at the NCAA Southeast Regionals.

For the second time this season, the College of Charleston cross country team has made the long trip north to Boston, where they are set to compete in one of the most competitive conference gatherings in the country on Saturday at the Colonial Athletic...

College of Charleston sophomore cross country student-athlete Carlee Cassidy has been named Colonial Athletic Association Runner of the Week, as announced by the conference office on Wednesday.

Racing on a fast course under radiant skies at the Trophy Lakes course, Cassidy was superb on Friday, posting a new personal best in the women's 5K event and finishing second overall with a time of 18:17.40.

College of Charleston cross country put forth their best performance of the season on Friday evening at the 17-team home-hosted CofC Invitational at Trophy Lakes.

College of Charleston Cross Country notched three top-20 finishes on Saturday morning amidst a very talented field at the Upstate Invitational, hosted by the University of South Carolina Upstate at the Roger Milliken Center.