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.

Second-year runner had six finishes of 11th or better, leading up to a 23rd-place showing in Class 4 state meet for all-state honors in personal-best time of 16:23.79 that was eighth-fastest for any area runner at state. Aligab improved 138

Earned all-state honors by finishing 25th in Missouri Class 4 meet with season-best time of 16:24.87. Helped Junior Billikens to team titles in conference, district and sectional meets.

All Suburban champion in season-best 16:04. Finished sixth at both district and sectional races before winding up 29th Class 4 state meet.

Four-time Class 1A Illinois state qualifier finished his high school career with best finish of seventh in a season-best time of 15:08 that was his best at state. Parrish also was second at regional meet and third in the sectional

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