2014 SBCC Men's Cross Country News
Alex Heuchert has been named Athlete of the Week by the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table. The sophomore from San Marcos High finished fourth in the State men’s cross country championships on Saturday at Woodward Park in Fresno.
SBCC’s Alex Heuchert finished fourth in the CCCAA State Men’s Cross Country Championships on Saturday at Woodward Park in Fresno.
Alex Heuchert took third in a tight finish on Friday and SBCC placed 11th in the Southern Cal Men’s Cross Country Championships at Woodley Park in Van Nuys. The Vaqueros earned their fourth straight trip to the State Meet on Nov. 22 in Fresno.
Alex Heuchert placed fourth in the WSC Men’s Cross Country Championships on Friday and SBCC qualified for the Southern Cal Championships with a fifth-place finish at Arroyo Verde Park in Ventura.
SBCC sent four athletes to the 67th annual Mt. SAC Invitational on Friday and Sebastian Ramirez was the top finisher, taking 86th out of 183 runners on the 4-mile course.
Alex Heuchert finished fourth in a field of 124 runners on Friday in the SBCC Invitational men’s cross country meet at Leadbetter Beach and Shoreline Park.
SBCC sophomore Alex Heuchert placed third on Friday in the WSC Preview men’s cross country meet at Kenneth Hahn Park in Los Angeles. He was one of three runners to break 20 minutes, covering the 4-mile course in a season-best 19:55.
Alex Heuchert took 15th and Ryan Sorenson was 34th out of 201 runners on Friday, helping SBCC to a 10th-place finish in the prestigious Southern Cal Preview men’s cross country race at Woodley Park in Van Nuys.
Fresno’s Woodward Park has held a special significance for SBCC men's and women’s cross country coach Scott Fickerson the last two years. Dating back to 2012, SBCC qualified both squads to the CCCAA State Championship in Woodward Park.
Alex Heuchert grabbed fifth place in the season-opening Ventura Invitational men’s cross country race at Arroyo Verde Park in Ventura. The sophomore from San Marcos High covered the 4-mile course in 22:28. He moved up from 23rd at the mile mark to fifth, shaving 1:02 off his time from last year.