Seton Hill is the coaches' choice to claim the 2010 WVIAC men's and women's cross country championships. The Griffins edged West Virginia Wesleyan, Wheeling Jesuit, and Concord in tight voting atop the men's poll. The coaches placed SHU, Wesleyan, Concord, and Wheeling Jesuit in the top four spots in the women's voting.

Seton Hill, which shared last season's men's title with West Virginia Wesleyan, returns nine runners from that squad. 2009 WVIAC individual champion D... [read more]

The West Virginia Wesleyan cross country teams competed in the Atlantic Region Championships Saturday morning in Lamb's Creek at Mansfield, PA.

The men’s team finished a strong 11th among 21 teams while the women placed 15th among 22 teams.

Nate Edwards (pictured) was the top finisher for the ‘Cats placing 27th among 149 runners with a time of 32:53.

Barry Franklin and Caleb Withers crossed the finish line at the same of 33:48. Franklin was awarded 44th... [read more]

The Wesleyan men's and women's cross country teams entered Saturday's West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WVIAC) championship looking to defend their respective titles. Both rosters featured plenty of new faces that were going up against deep and talented competion. However, on a muddy and soggy morning at Glenville State, the Bobcat nation rose up and claimed conference supremecy.

The women's team came into the race ranked first in the conference power ra... [read more]

Tight battles are expected in both races during Saturday's WVIAC Cross Country Championship hosted by Glenville State College. Head coach Jesse Skiles (pictured) and his men's and women's cross country teams will look to defend their conference titles.

West Virginia Wesleyan, which has won 14 of the past 15 titles, is the slight favorite in the women's race. The Bobcats edged Seton Hill in the final regular season women's team power ratings of the season. Alderson-Br... [read more]

The Wesleyan men's and women's cross country teams held steady in the conference power rankings heading into this weekend's WVIAC championship meet at Glenville State.

The women continue to hold down the top spot in the team rankings with Jenna Brock (pictured) ranked fourth individually. The men, meanwhile are ranked fourth in the team rankings with Nate Edwards leading the way at second in the individual rankings.

Top 5 WVIAC Women’s Teams (as vote... [read more]

Each week, the Wesleyan Sports Information staff will sit down with a different featured athlete for a question and answer session.

This week's featured athlete is men's cross country runner Barry Franklin. Franklin, a sophomore from Medford, New York helped lead the Wesleyan cross country and track teams to WVIAC championships last year in his first year on the squad.

As a freshman, Franklin finished fourth in the conference cross country meet. He carried t... [read more]

Despite chilly temperatures that dipped into the thirty's and forty's on Saturday morning, over 80 people registered to participate in a 5K race that was hosted by West Virginia Wesleyan College and St. Joseph's Hospital.

The purpose of the 5K was to promote health and wellness to the entire community.

"Considering the weather, we were very pleased with the turn-out that we had on Saturday," head Wesleyan track and cross country coach Jesse Skiles (pictured) sai... [read more]

West Virginia Wesleyan College and St. Joseph's Hospital will hold a 5K Run/Walk on Saturday, October 17th in Buckhannon. The 5K is open to the public and is designed to be a fun way to promote health and wellness to the entire community.

The 5K Run/Walk will begin at 8:30 a.m. with registration held from 7 a.m. to 8:15 a.m. Medals will be awarded to the top three winners in seven different age categories. Awards will also be given to the top overall male and female wi... [read more]

2009 winners: 9/1-Szymon Rola (Concord), 9/8-Mike Ortiz (Seton Hill), 9/15-Nate Edwards (WV Wesleyan), 9/22-Dominic ... [read more]

First Central Bank of Buckhannon and West Virginia Wesleyan College has once again formed a partnership to recognize athletic excellence of Wesleyan student-athletes. Each week, two Wesleyan athletes, a female and male, will be honored by First Central Bank and Wesleyan as Athletes of the Week.

The Athletes of the Week will have a list of their weekly accomplishments along with their picture in each Wednesday edition of the Record Delta.

The First Central Ban... [read more]

The men's and women's cross country teams both turned in dominating performances, sweeping the top spots at the Glenville State Invitational on Saturday.

The women's team came in with a team low 18 points while the men's team recorded a team low 32 points to both finish in first place. Both team's placed eight runners in the top 15.

Jenna Brock (pictured) set the pace on the women's side with a first place time of 26:21.15. Brock was one of four Lady Bobcats ... [read more]

While the Wesleyan men's and women's cross country teams held steady in the latest West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WVIAC) power rankings this week, there was movement in the individual rankings.

Jenna Brock (pictured) moved her way into the rankings this week at number five while Nate Edwards climbed from the fourth spot up to number three.

As a team, the women continue to hold a tight grip on the number one spot in the conference while comin... [read more]

The Wesleyan men's and women's cross country teams each ran their way to top five finishes at the Ohio University meet on Saturday. The men ran their way to a third place finish while the women finished in fifth.

Of the twelve schools at the meet, Wesleyan was the lone Division II school. The remainder of the field was made up of Division I schools.

The Wesleyan men were led by sophomore Nate Edwards (pictured), who came in a tenth place with a time of 26:48.89... [read more]

The Wesleyan women's cross country team made their debut in the Atlantic Region ratings on Tuesday, coming in at ninth place. In addition to their regional ranking, the Lady Bobcats remain in first place in the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WVIAC) standings.

The women are led by freshman sensation Christine Acevedo. Acevedo, who finished third at the Davis & Elkins meet on September 12, will look to improve on her individual conference standing when ... [read more]

The West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WVIAC) announced their men's and women's cross country runners of the week. Nate Edwards (pictured) became the first Wesleyan runner to earn conference honors this season. Edwards strong showing at Davis & Elkins also propelled him to the top of the individual power rankings. The Bobcat men came in at fourth place in the team power rankings.

On the women's side, Christine Acevedo made her debut in the individual pow... [read more]