San Diego Mesa College is the state champion for men’s cross country after winning the title on Saturday in Fresno, California. The Olympians outdueled fellow Southern California rival Mt. San Antonio College for a second straight championship in men’s cross country.
The San Diego Mesa men’s cross country team captured the California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) state championship on Saturday at Woodward Park in Fresno. The top five harriers were named All-American following the meet.
The San Diego Mesa College men’s cross country team successfully defended its Pacific Coast Athletic Conference title with a win at the PCAC Championships on Friday at Morley Field. The Olympians are looking to improve on a third place finish at the CCCAA State Championships last season.
The cross country season started a few weeks back and San Diego Mesa is considered one of the favorites to compete for a state title. The Olympians served an early notice by winning the SoCal Preview on Friday in Mission Bay.
The San Diego Mesa men’s cross country team captured the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference title in San Bernardino on October 20, and with it comes post-season accolades. The Olympians led the conference with six harriers selected as All-PCAC.
The San Diego Mesa men’s cross country team won the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference championship on Saturday in San Bernardino. The Olympians had four finishers in the top-10.
The San Diego Mesa men’s cross country team captured the title at the SoCal Preview Meet on Friday in Cerritos. The Olympians finished in a tie for first place with El Camino College, beating the Warriors in a tiebreaker.
The Pacific Coast Athletic Conference returns a number of stars as the cross country season kicks up next weekend. Returning conference champion Carlos De La Torre leads a talented San Bernardino Valley squad that hopes to contend for a state title.
Mesa captures state title
November 21, 2021San Diego Mesa College is the state champion for men’s cross country after winning the title on Saturday in Fresno, California. The Olympians outdueled fellow Southern California rival Mt. San Antonio College for a second straight championship in men’s cross country.
