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X-C Teams Head to Auburn for First Major Test of Year

The men’s and women’s cross country teams each will be looking to win their third straight meet of the season when they travel to Auburn Saturday to compete in the 2008 Tiger Invitational.

And while the runners usually come to head track coach Wayne Norton or distance coach Jeff Pigg for advice, they may want to consult one of the Bulldog golfers before this event.

Cross country pumps up tempo

The Georgia cross country team took care of business before most University students got out of bed Saturday. The Bulldogs sealed their second sweep of the young season by defeating West Carolina at the Catamount Classic on a cool Carolina morning in Cullowhee, N.

Cross country team travels to N.C. for meet

The cross country team will take its winning act on the road this weekend to participate in the Catamount Classic in Cullowhee, N.C. Cullowhee’s mountainous terrain and cooler temperatures will pose a challenge to Bulldog endurance runners competing in the season’s first race away from home.

Both candidates qualified for presidency

As a writer for The Red & Black’s sports section, I work with Michael Fitzpatrick. He does a great job and seems to be a very intelligent individual, which is why I was so surprised to see his opinion piece Tuesday suggesting this year’s Election Day could be a “day of doom.

Cross country runners defeat Jackets at IM fields

About 300 spectators gathered at dusk Thursday under blue skies with high, fluffy clouds to cheer on the Georgia cross country team as it faced off with Georgia Tech at the intramural fields.

With light from the setting sun casting long shadows and cool temperatures, a painter could have hardly set the scene better.

Cross country opens season against Tech

Football season – especially one with such high expectations – can inject the entire University community with an almost palpable sense of pride and excitement. Realistically, though, most students cannot catch passes like Mohamed Massaquoi, throw touchdowns like Matthew Stafford or beat a linebacker like Knowshon Moreno.

Ramsey offers students ways to cut flab

Attention, freshmen: With the Bolton Dining Commons only steps away from the Russell, Brumby and Creswell dormitories and the downtown “establishments” offering their fair share of temptation, it’s easy to put on a little weight during your first year. And unlike high school, there are no coaches or parents yelling at you to run faster or stay in shape.