MXC: NWC CHAMPIONSHIP - Eberhart Places 19th as Bruins Finish 9th in NWC Meet
ESTACADA, Ore. – Cam Eberhart once again led all George Fox University runners, finishing 19th overall and for team scoring, but it was not enough to lift the Bruins as a team out of a 9th-place finish in the Northwest Conference Men’s Cross Country Championship 8K race Saturday afternoon here at Milo McIver State Park. Full Story >>>

MXC: CONCORDIA/PUMA CLASSIC - Bruins Take 10th in Concordia 4-Mile Race
PORTLAND, Ore. – In a final tune-up before they run in the Northwest Conference Championship in two weeks, the George Fox University Bruins finished 10th out of 11 teams in the men’s cross country four-mile race at the Concordia University/PUMA Classic held Saturday afternoon here at Fernhill Park. Full Story >>>

MXC: CHARLES BOWLES INVITATIONAL - Eberhart Moves into Top 15 at Willamette 8K
SALEM, Ore. – Once again leading a constantly-improving George Fox University men’s team, Cam Eberhart moved into the Bruins’ all-time top 15 list with a time of 25:30.47 in the Cardinal 8K race at the 35th Annual Charles Bowles Cross Country Invitational hosted by Willamette University Saturday morning here at Bush’s Pasture Park. Full Story >>>

WILLAMETTE GRASS COURSE: Eberhart Paces Bruins to 3rd in Willamette 7.1K Race
SALEM, Ore. – Led by a ninth-place finish by senior Cam Eberhart, the George Fox University Bruins came in third out of four teams in the Willamette University Grass Course 7.1K men’s cross country race early Friday evening here at Bush’s Pasture Park. Full Story >>>

WHAT’S BRUIN: Weekly News & Notes
The George Fox Bruins closed out their 2008 men’s and women’s cross country seasons on Nov. 15 in the NCAA Division III West Regionals at Bush’s Pasture Park in Salem, Ore. The men finished 13th out of 15 teams, while the women had only three runners entered and received no team score. Each team was without one of its best runners, Allen Cassel for the men and Abby Reed for the women, as both were sidelined by illness. Full Story >>>