The William Woods University Men's and Women's Cross Country program had successful 2017 seasons under second year head coach James Marshall. WWU had two top five finishes at the AMC Championships and sent two runners to the National Championship.

The William Woods University Men's and Women's Cross Country program had successful 2017 seasons under second year head coach James Marshall. WWU had two top five finishes at the AMC Championships and sent two runners to the National Championship.

The William Woods University Men's and Women's Cross Country program had successful 2017 seasons under second year head coach James Marshall. WWU had two top five finishes at the AMC Championships and sent two runners to the National Championship.

The William Woods University Men's and Women's Cross Country program had successful 2017 seasons under second year head coach James Marshall. WWU had two top five finishes at the AMC Championships and sent two runners to the National Championship.

Runner-up in both conference and regional meets behind Granite City's Andrew O'Keefe and then fifth-place finisher at sectionals. Ran a personal-best 15:07 to finish 52nd in Class 3A state meet.

Season-best time of 16:12 was seventh-best 5-kilometer performance in the area and good for third-place finish in Parkway West Invitational. Seventh in both district and sectional races and 31st at Class 4 state meet to help Longhorns to third-place team

Ninth-place finish in Illinois Class 1A state meet was Goebel's lowest in 13 races. Outstanding season included seven victories at three different distances, including 5-kilometer Tiger Classic at Edwardsville against runners of higher classifications....

Six top-10 finishes included team-leading fourth-place showings in both the district and sectional meets. Then earned all-state honors by crossing 15th in Class 4 state meet, helping Longhorns to third-place team trophy. Top time was 16:12.1 in Parkway...

Strong finish to season highlighted by area-best 30th-place finish in Illinois Class 3A state meet in personal-best time of 14:54. The week before that, Capistrant was the sectional runner-up behind Granite City's Andrew O'Keefe — by only .38.

A runner-up finish in Missouri Class 2 state meet, in personal-best 16:47.57, matched the top finish for a boys runner in any classification. Stewart, a two-time winner, showed tremendous improvement after finishing 139th at state as a freshman in 19:4...