2017 StFX Cross Country - News
X-Women hockey forward Daley Oddy was named the StFX Female Student-Athlete of the Year, while X-Men soccer striker Daniel Hayfield and X-Men cross country/track & field distance runner Angus Rawling were co-awarded StFX Male Student-Athlete of the Year honors at the awards gala celebrated Wednesday evening.
Reigning AUS cross country champion Angus Rawling will be competing at the World University Cross Country Championship in Switzerland this Saturday, April 7th. He joins 10 other U SPORTS All-Canadian runners on the Canadian roster.
Atlantic University Sport released the 2018 fall sports schedules today, including women’s rugby, men’s and women’s soccer as well as men’s and women’s cross country. Hosts for the 2018 fall championships were also confirmed.
Atlantic University Sport is pleased to announce the AUS men’s cross country coach of the year award has been named in honour of storied StFX head coach Bernie Chisholm.
Angus Rawling raced to a tenth place showing at the U SPORTS national cross country championship at Beacon Hill Park in Victoria, B.C. Sunday afternoon.
Angus Rawling of the StFX X-Men cross country team is the Subway Atlantic University Sport male athlete of the week for the week ending Oct. 29, 2017.
The Dalhousie Tigers raced to first-place men’s and women’s team finishes at the 2017 Subway AUS Cross Country Championships Saturday afternoon. The championships were hosted by Acadia University at Hennigar’s Farm in Wolfville, N.S.
The StFX X-Women and the Dalhousie Tigers men’s team ran to top honors at the StFX Invitational meet held on the campus of StFX University Saturday afternoon.
The X-Men and X-Women cross country teams both placed 7th overall at the Laval Invitational interlock meet held Saturday afternoon on the always challenging Plains of Abraham course.
Three StFX teams are ranked in the U SPORTS Top 10 released September 26th - X-Women rugby remains No. 1, X-Men soccer moves up to No. 4 and X-Men cross country is No. 10.
The Acadia Axewomen and Dalhousie Tigers claimed team wins at the DAL/SMU Cross Country Invitational on Saturday afternoon at Point Pleasant Park.
The StFX X-Women ran to a first place showing at the first AUS meet of the season in Fredericton Saturday afternoon.
Alex Neuffer (Stratford, PE), of the StFX X-Men, was the first university athlete across the finish line at the men’s 8K race at the UNB-STU Invitational on Saturday, the first event on the Atlantic University Sport men’s cross country schedule. Neuffer posted a time of 26:47.
X-Women cross country runner Olivia MacDonald is the latest athlete featured in our Getting to Know your X-Women and X-Men series throughout the summer. Olivia is a fourth year human Kinetics student from Antigonish, N.S.
X-Men cross country runner Angus Rawling is the latest athlete featured in our Getting to Know your X-Women and X-Men series throughout the summer. Angus is a third year Business student from Calgary, Alta.
X-Women cross country runner Hana Marmura is the latest athlete featured in our Getting to Know your X-Women and X-Men series throughout the summer. Hana is a third year human Kinetics student from Antigonish, N.S.
