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The team may not have qualified for nationals, but this season, Cal cross country has experienced enough growing pains and progress to suggest a stronger outcome next year.
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Friday’s NCAA West Regionals is the penultimate competition of the Bears’ cross country season — they must pass this qualifying test at the Haggin Oaks golf course in Sacramento to advance to next Saturday’s NCAA Nationals in Wisconsin.
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Prior to the Pac-12 Championships and NCAAs, the Bears will compete in the USF Invitational, Joe Piane Invitational, Capital Cross Challenge and Santa Clara Bronco Invitational, all of which they participated in last season.
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Just as the Bears’ outdoor season is kicking off, a few select individuals will be finishing off their indoor season at the NCAA Indoor National Championships.
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The Bears dominated throughout the meet, with the women sweeping both UC Davis and Cal Poly SLO and the men knocking off the Mustangs.
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This Saturday, Cal will host the annual California Outdoor Opener at Edwards Stadium, where it will compete against UC Davis and Cal Poly San Luis Obispo.
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The MPSF Indoor Championships, the culmination of the Bears’ indoor regular season, saw Cal finish with three first places and a mind-blowing 14 top-five finishes.
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In its first meet of the season — the UW Invitational, a two-day affair in Seattle, Washington — many athletes on the Cal track team kicked off the year with personal bests as well as a good number of top-five finishes.
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Hamilton’s 800m race at the 2016 MPSF Championship claimed Cal’s record with a blazing time of 1:48.55. At last year’s UW Invitational, he took sixth after coming in at 1:51.07.
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Brendel and Corcoran led the men’s pack for most of the season, but lack of depth and standout talent was the team’s Achilles’ heel. The women also had a roster that ran shallow, but Knights and Oakley carried the team. The freshman-senior duo’s flat-out dominant performances in every meet of the season were enough to boost the the women to the NCAA Championships in Louisville, Kentucky.
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