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AU XC has emerged from virtual unknown to DII powerhouse
When arriving at Augusta University back in 2003, Coach Adam Ward had only the women’s cross-country team to help coach.
AU dominates in Peach Belt cross-country championships
The Augusta University men and women’s cross-country teams, led by Coach Adam Ward, turned in outstanding performances in their final competition of the 2020 season, the Peach Belt Conference Championship, hosted by the University of North Georgia in Gainesville, Ga., on Nov. 14.
Jaguar men, Taylor win PBC XC championships
The Augusta University men’s cross-country team successfully defended its Peach Belt Conference championship Saturday, and AU’s Mackenzie Taylor claimed the women’s individual title at the University of North Georgia.
Jaguar men look to defend PBC title in cross-country
The Augusta Jaguars men’s and women’s cross-country teams hope to finish their postseason strong in the Peach Belt Conference Championship in Gainesville, Ga., on Saturday, Nov. 14.
Jaguar cross-country prepping for PBC at North Georgia Invite
Coach Adam Ward and the Augusta University men’s and women’s cross-country teams prepare to finish strong in their last meet of the shortened regular season this Saturday, Oct. 31. Saturday’s competition is the North Georgia Invite in Gainesville, Ga.
Taylor wins, AU men finish second at UAB XC meet
Augusta University’s cross-country program proved itself to be among the best in the biggest competition of the season thus far at the UAB Blazer Classic on Oct. 16.
Ward quite satisfied with AU victories in Koala meet
Coach Adam Ward and the Augusta University Jaguar cross-country teams surpassed expectations in a outstanding showing at the Koala XC Classic in West Columbia, S.C., on Saturday, Oct. 3.
Jags sweep Koala XC Classic meet
The Augusta University men and women’s cross-country teams swept the Koala XC Classic here Saturday morning, Oct. 3.