Courtesy of Caleb Rule (ASU MEDIA Relations) It took only two years since its reinstatement for the Augusta State men's cross country program to announce its arrival, after the Jaguars won the 2011 Peach Belt Cross Country Championships Saturday at Pacer Path. The victory marked a season sweep at Pacer Path for the men, who won the Pacer Invitational on the same course in September...

For the first time, the Augusta State women’s cross country team has been selected as the preseason favorite to win the PBC Championship in a poll of the league’s head coaches released on Thursday. The Lady Jaguars received three first-place votes and five second-place votes for a 72 point total, edging out perennial power Columbus State who was second with 63 points. Clayton...

The Jags were picked 4th in the Peach Belt Conference 2011 Pre-season poll as voted on by the conference coaches for this upcoming season. Augusta State reinstituted their men’s cross country program in 2010 after an eight-year hiatus and started strong, finishing fifth at the PBC Championships this past season. The Jaguars hope to use that strong start as a springboard for further success...

Yes, it's true ASU will be reinstating Men's Cross Country in 2010. Check out www.aug.edu/athletics for more information about the team and it's progress.

AUGUSTA, Ga. -- The Augusta State cross country team made big strides this season, continuing to take the program in the right direction. Adam Ward, in his fourth year as head coach of the Jaguars, has made this program what it is today. Under his guidance, the team had four second-place finishes over the season and no finish below fifth. Honored for the second year in a row as the Peach Belt...