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NAIA Announces Women's Cross Country Scholar-Athletes
December 18, 2024
(Kansas City, Mo.) – Women’s Cross Country academic honors have been announced for the 2024 season from the NAIA recently. Hastings placed one on the NAIA/Daktronics Scholar-Athlete list, as Danielle Hoer was the lone recipient for the Broncos.
Jelleberg and Brackhan Qualify, Compete at NAIA Marathon Classic
December 09, 2024
(Sacramento, CA) - Hastings had two individuals, senior Tatum Jelleberg and junior Ava Brackhan, qualify and take part in the NAIA Marathon Classic in Sacramento, CA on Sunday.
Women's Cross Country Finishes 7th at GPAC
November 09, 2024
(Ashland, NE) – The women’s cross country team finished 7th at the GPAC Championships in Ashland, NE on Saturday morning.
Women's Cross Country Places 25th in Ashland
October 26, 2024
(Ashland, NE) – The women’s cross country team finished 25th at the Blazing Tiger invite in Ashland, NE on Saturday morning.
Women's Cross Country Places 5th at Briar Cliff Invite
October 05, 2024
(Sioux City, IA) – The women’s cross country team finished 5th at the Briar Cliff Open in Sioux City, IA on Saturday morning.
Women's Cross Country Finishes 22nd at Greeno/Dirksen
September 21, 2024
(Lincoln, NE) – The women’s cross country team finished 22nd in their second race of the season at the Greeno/Dirksen Invite.
Women's Cross Country Begins Season at Augustana Twilight
September 06, 2024
(Sioux Falls, S.D.) – The Hastings women’s cross country team kicked off their season Friday night at the annual Augustana Twilight meet. They took sixth place among the GPAC schools that competed in the big race.
Broncos Ranked #3 in the Women's Cross Country GPAC Preseason Poll
August 27, 2024
(Hastings, Nebraska) – The Great Plains Athletic Conference announced their annual Women's Cross Country preseason poll, where Hastings College was voted to finish tied for third. The link to the GPAC news release can be found here.
Women's Cross Country Gearing Up for 2024 Season
August 11, 2024
(Hastings, Nebraska) – The Hastings women’s cross country team has kicked off practices in hopes of having another strong season.
Track and Cross Country Announce Coaching Role Changes
July 29, 2024
(Hastings, Nebraska) The Cross Country and Track and Field teams announced a couple of coaching role changes for the upcoming season. Ryan Mahoney will transition to Director of Cross Country and Track and Field, while Zac Osgood has been promoted to Head Track and Field Coach.
Lady Harriers Place 29th at Nationals
November 17, 2023
Vancouver, WA – The Hastings College women’s cross country team competed at the NAIA National Cross Country Championships on Friday and finished 29th out of 36 teams.
Women's Cross Country Places 3rd at GPAC; Pinkerton Earns 4th Time All-Conference Honors
November 04, 2023
North Sioux City, SD – The Hastings College women’s cross country team did what it set out to do and that was find a way to finish third at the Great Plains Athletic Conference Championship and the Lady Harriers did just that by edging out Doane and Morningside. Dordt went on to win the championship.
Women's Cross Country Places 10th at Blazing Tiger NAIA Classic
October 21, 2023
Ashland, NE – The Hastings College women’s cross country team competed at the Blazing Tiger NAIA Classic and finished 10th while College of Idaho won the event this past Saturday.
Women's Cross Country Takes 8th at Briar Cliff
October 07, 2023
Sioux City, IA – The Hastings College women’s cross country team continues to make strides as the hope is to qualify for nationals as the Lady Harriers placed 8th at the Briar Cliff Invite on Saturday. The meets moving forward are 6k meets instead of 5k like they have been in the past.
Gerken and Pinkerton Were Neck and Neck; Women's Cross Country Finishes 9th
September 16, 2023
Lincoln, NE – The Hastings College women’s cross country team was a bit shorthanded as they finished ninth at the Greeno/Dirksen Invite on Saturday morning.
Santos Leads Way at Augustana Twilight
September 01, 2023
Sioux Falls, SD – The Hastings College women’s cross country team opened its season at the Augustana Twilight and finished as the fourth best NAIA team and 17th overall.