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A year after finishing in a school record 8th place at the NAIA National Cross Country Championships the Oregon Tech women finished 10thSaturday with the Hustlin' Owl men also finishing 10th as they really improved from a 17th place finish a year ago. The combined 5th place finish is the highest ever in school history at Fort Vancouver.
Read MoreLA GRANDE, Ore. –The Oregon Tech women's cross country team and the Corban University volleyball team have been named the CCC "Teams of the Week" for October 30-November 5, the Cascade Collegiate Conference announced.
Read MoreLA GRANDE, Ore. – The No.7-ranked Oregon Tech women's cross country team won its first Cascade Collegiate Conference Championship in program history, defeating a loaded field on Saturday at Lane Farms.
Read MoreKANSAS CITY, Mo. – The Oregon Tech women's cross country team moved-up into the Top in this week's NAIA Coaches' Top 25 Poll, the NAIA National Office announced.
The women are coming off a 4th place showing at the 43rd Annual Charles Bowles Invite as they moved-up from No. 11 to No. 9. The Lady Owls were led by Junior Danielle De Castro as she finished third in the women's 5K in a time of 17:52 which is now 3rd All-Time best at Tech behind her own 17:46 last year and Susie Garza who is the record holder from 2015 when she ran the 5K in a time of 17:45.
College of Idaho leads the CCC in this week's Poll as Yotes come in at No.4. Southern Oregon is at No. 6, Tech at No.9, followed by Corban University at No.19.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The Oregon Tech women's cross country team moved-up to No.11 and the men dropped to No. 23 in this week's NAIA Coaches' Top 25 Poll, the NAIA National Office announced.
The women are coming off a 3rd place showing at the CCC Preview and moved-up from No. 12 to No. 11. The Lady Owls were led by Junior Danielle De Castro who finished 3rd in a time of 18:57. Other Owls to finish in the Top 25 were Cindy Reed in 7th (19:24), Annika Anderson 17th (19:56), Mallory Ward 18th (20:01), and Kimberly Heesacker 24th (20:23)
