The Washington and Lee men s cross country team finished sixth out of 30 teams at the NCAA South/Southeast Region Championship on Saturday hosted by Shenandoah.

The Washington and Lee men s cross country team posted 48 total points to out-distance Bridgewater by just two points in claiming its first Old Dominion Athletic Conference title since 2007 on Saturday at Bridgewater College.

Senior Levi Warring (Williamsburg, Va./Lafayette) finished 25th out of 274 runners to lead the Washington and Lee men s cross country team to a 12th-place finish out of 32 teams at the Inter-Regional Rumble hosted by Oberlin on Saturday, which featured...

Led by Junior Mac Strehler (Moseley, Va./Trinity Episcopal School), the Washington and Lee men s cross country team finished eighth out of 38 teams on Saturday at the Mike Woods Invitational hosted by SUNY Geneseo, which featured multiple ranked teams.

First-year Hank Patrick (Baton Rouge, La./University Laboratory School) finished third out of 73 runners to lead a select group of the Washington and Lee men s cross country team to second place out of nine teams at the Commonwealth Challenge hosted by...

The Washington and Lee men s cross country team sent a group of underclassmen to the ODAC Preview hosted by Bridgewater on Friday evening, and finished fourth out of seven teams.

The Washington and Lee men s cross country team finished first out of the non-Division I teams at the James Madison Invitational on Saturday.

Led by junior Mac Strehler (Moseley, Va./Trinity Episcopal School), the Washington and Lee men s cross country team finished fourth out of eight teams at the Galen Piper Invitational hosted by Shippensburg on Friday. The Generals were the third-best co...

Head coach Brandon Spalding, along with seniors Levi Warring and Jacob Strauss, sophomore MacKenzye Leroy and first-year Calvin Riss, preview the 2015 season for the Washington and Lee men's cross country team.

The Old Dominion Athletic Conference released its 2015 men s cross country preseason coaches poll on Monday, and Washington and Lee received 91 points, including two first-place votes, to land second out of 11 schools.