Oklahoma State University Athletics
Cowboy Cross Country Remains At No. 4
September 23, 2014 | Cowboy Cross Country & Track
The Oklahoma State men's cross country team maintained its position as the nation's fourth-ranked team for the third-consecutive week, according to the latest U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) national poll released Tuesday.
The Cowboys mark their 57th-consecutive week of being voted in the top five of the national polls, a streak that began with the team's No. 2 ranking to open the 2008 campaign. Oklahoma State's 332 votes help maintain its status as the highest-ranked team in the Big 12.
On the women's side, Oklahoma State returned to No. 19 after falling one spot in last week's rankings. The Cowgirls received 115 votes, enough to keep them seven ahead of conference-foe West Virginia for the Big 12's No. 2 position in the national polls.
Oklahoma State's men's and women's cross country teams will be back in action on Saturday, Sept. 27, when they host the Cowboy Jamboree in Stillwater.
2014 USTFCCCA Men's Cross Country Rankings - Week Two
1. Colorado (12)
2. Northern Arizona
3. Oregon
4. Oklahoma State
5. Stanford
6. Portland
7. Indiana
8. Syracuse
9. Villanova
10. BYU
11. Wisconsin
12. Iona
13. Virginia
14. NC State
15. Arkansas
16. Providence
17. New Mexico
18. Tulsa
19. North Carolina
20. Michigan
21. Eastern Kentucky
22. Princeton
23. UCLA
24. Texas
25. Florida State
26. Washington
27. Iowa State
28. Oklahoma
29. Colorado State
30. Penn State
2014 USTFCCCA Women's Cross Country Rankings - Week Two
1. Michigan (8)
2. Oregon (1)
3. Michigan State (2)
4. Stanford
5. Georgetown
6. Florida State
7. Colorado
8. Arkansas (1)
9. Iowa State
10. Virginia
11. Butler
12. New Mexico
13. Villanova
14. Syracuse
15. Washington
16. Wisconsin
17. Boston College
18. Providence
19. Oklahoma State
20. Boise State
21. West Virginia
22. Vanderbilt
23. Virginia Tech
24. SMU
25. Dartmouth
26. William and Mary
27. Penn State
28. Minnesota
29. NC State
30. North Carolina










