LA MIRADA— Get your marks, set your calendars and get ready to follow along as the Biola men's and women's cross country programs are opening Fall 2023 in just 23 days.

The Eagles are excited to open the year by hosting the Biola Invitational at Ted Craig Regional Park which will kick start their six-meet regular season.
When asked about the annual meet head coach Sean Henning shared, "I'm looking forward to having our home meet at Ted Craig Regional park after taking a year off from hosting. We will have some people running hard, and some people running very controlled, but either way it will be great to be back."

Biola's next meet will be 15 days later (Saturday, Sep. 23) at the Master's Invite in Santa Clarita, California. 

"The Master's Invite will be fun because they are really good hosts and the course is a fairly good simulation of the PacWest Conference Championship course," stated Henning.

The Eagles next contests are scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 7 where the Biola cross country teams will divide between the Pomona-Pitzer Invitational in Claremont, California and Lewis Crossover in Romeoville, Illinois. 

"The Louis Crossover Meet will be our first big test when we race against a lot of out of region competition," explained Henning. "We will be ready to throw down a great race that day and the rest of the crew will stay at Pomona-Pitzer and run a really good but tough course in Claremont."

The Eagles final regular season competition is the PacWest Championships on Saturday, Oct. 21 at Woodward Park in Fresno, California.

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