Mikey Rottier, Assistant Sports Editor
• December 12, 2021
The UW-Whitewater men’s cross country team had one of their best seasons in program history this fall. After winning their first regional title in program history, they placed fifth at the National meet....
One shocking fact about Kyle Neuroth is that cross-country wasn't even his main sport when he was young. In fact, he wouldn’t even be at UW-Whitewater had he not been cut from his high school baseball...
It’s a big day for the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater’s Men’s cross country team since they won another big meet this weekend. The team competed in the Tom Hoffman Invitational on Sept. 18, which...
The July 27 Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) cancellation of fall competition due to COVID-19 affects several teams on the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater campus. Those include football,...
Ross Guyette, Assistant Sports Editor
• September 16, 2019
The Fifth Annual Tom Hoffman Invitational commenced Saturday with seven competitors from across the state of Wisconsin showing up ready to race. Both men’s and women’s cross-country teams competed,...
Two high school cross country teams from opposite ends of the country share a special connection.
For more than 20 years, the cross country team from Houston MacArthur High School in Houston, Texas...
Jack Miller, Assistant Sports Editor
• October 17, 2017
On an unusually hot mid-October day, the UW-Whitewater men’s and women’s cross country teams both placed 24th at the Cowbell Classic Oct. 14 in Elsah, Illinois at the North Farm Course.
The...
What is a coach? To some, a coach can be someone with a whistle who barks orders. For others, a coach is a teacher that puts athletes through hell to bring out their best.
Here at UW-Whitewater, Jeff Miller recently completed his 30th season as the head cross-country coach. He has coached the men’s team since 1982 and has been the only coach the women’s program has had since its inception in 1984.
One of the reasons athletes have so much success is because they devote hours and hours to practice. They achieve greatness through determination and hard work. Without practice, natural talent is simply not enough.
