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    "We have to earn some respect within the league," Malone said, adding that this years ULM teams are going to do better than anticipated. "We are committing to drastically improving our distance program. Will Rogers is heading up that part of our program and he is definitely bringing those units along. I believe we have a chance to do considerably better this week than is expected" Malone said. ULMs men are led by Moses Chelimo while Madeleine Robertson heads the Lady Warhawks team. Full Article at The Monroe News Star
    We are committing to drastically improving our distance program. Will Rogers is heading up that part of our program and he is definitely bringing those units along. I believe we have a chance to do considerably better this week than is expected
    SOURCE: The Monroe News Star 1 month ago
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Sun Belt cross country championship dashes into Monroe
  1. We have to earn some respect within the league
    SOURCE: The Monroe News Star 1 month ago
  2. We are very excited to host this championship ... We are still the new kids on the block in the Sun Belt and to get two championships -- tennis was here last spring -- in our first three years within the conference is a major plus for the university and the community.
    SOURCE: The Monroe News Star 1 month ago
  3. We got the course lined out and painted Monday after we mowed it
    SOURCE: The Monroe News Star 1 month ago
  4. This league includes 11 schools located from Texas to Florida and the caliber of distance runners recruited into the league is very impressive. Granted, there has been an influx of foreign athletes especially outstanding runners from Africa and it has allowed the league to gain more prominence on the na...
    SOURCE: The Monroe News Star 1 month ago
  5. We are concerned about the weather, but this is cross country so these athletes are use to different terrain and weather conditions. We will definitely run unless lightning should become a problem.
    SOURCE: The Monroe News Star 1 month ago
  6. Both Tirop and Jesang are tremendous runners
    SOURCE: The Monroe News Star 1 month ago

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