Felician Athletics - Cross Country (M)

BOSTON -- The Felician College men's cross-country team set a school record for team placement at the NCAA Division II East Regional Championship on Sunday, finishing eighth out of 31 schools at this year's event hosted by the University of Massachusetts Lowell at Franklin Park.
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10/28/08 MEN'S CROSS-COUNTRY - Men Stay Ranked Heading Into Regional Meet

The men's cross-country team is ranked in the NCAA D-II East Region for the fifth consecutive week. According to the latest U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) rankings released on Tuesday, Felician is the No. 9 team in the region heading into the Nov. 9 East Region Championships at Frankin Park in Boston.
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10/25/08 MEN'S CROSS-COUNTRY - Men Win Fifth Straight CACC Title Behind Vander Wiele

PHILADELPHIA – The Felician College men’s cross-country team placed five runners in the top 13 in winning the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference team title at the league championship meet on Saturday afternoon at Fairmount Park’s Belmont Plateau. It was the fifth consecutive conference championship for Felician and its seventh in the nine-year history of the event. Felician freshman James Vander Wiele (Pequannock, NJ/Pequannock Township) was the individual champion.

On a rainy, windy day, Vander Wiele traversed the 8,000-meter (5-mile) course in 26 minutes, 43 seconds, defeating 66 other entrants. He was named the CACC Runner of the Year and the CACC Rookie of the Year, the second consecutive season Felician has claimed each award.

By Kirk Reed, caccathletics.org

NEW HAVEN, Conn. - The Felician College men and Georgian Court University women will be looking for yet another championship this Saturday at the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) Cross Country Championships at Belmont Plateau in Philadelphia. Felician has won four consecutive men's championships, while GCU has claimed two straight and four of the last five on the women's side. The gun will sound at 3:00 pm for the women's race (5k), with the men (8k) to follow at approximately 3:45 p.m.