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11.12.09 | Cross Country
Sang named to all-region squad
ABILENE -- ACU cross country standout Amos Sang has been named to the NCAA Division II all-South Central Region cross country by the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches' Association.

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11.12.09 | Cross Country
3 Wildcats earn all-LSC honors
ABILENE -- Lone Star Conference individual Amos Sang leads three ACU men earned all-conference recognition.

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11.7.09 | General
Missouri Southern sweeps titles
ABILENE – Just as they did Oct. 24 at the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association championships in Emporia, Kan., the men’s and women’s cross country teams from Missouri Southern State University in Joplin, Mo., swept the NCAA Division II south central region titles Saturday.

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11.6.09 | General
ACU men seeking regional title
ABILENE – After winning the Lone Star Conference two weeks ago, the ACU men’s cross country team now looks to defend its NCAA Division II South Central Region title Saturday at Nelson Park.  The women’s 6-kilometer championship race will begin at 9:30 a.m., followed by the men’s 10-kilometer race at 10:15 a.m.

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10.24.09 | General
Wildcats extend LSC streak to 19
CANYON -- The ACU men's cross country team ran its Lone Star Conference championship streak to 19 straight seasons Saturday as the Wildcats rolled to the team championship.

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10.23.09 | General
ACU puts long streak on line
CANYON – The ACU men will try to extend their dominance of the Lone Star Conference cross country championship meet this weekend as the league gathers on the West Texas A&M campus

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10.11.09 | General
Sang wins Naimadu Pre-Regional
ABILENE -- Amos Sang cruised to a 50-second victory Saturday morning in the individual race at the Naimadu Pre-Regional cross country meet, but his first-place finish wasn't enough to give No. 5 ACU the team victory at Nelson Park.

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