Running Over The Hill

Panther cross country and track and field alum Dot McMahan (formerly Dot Bunnell) has done a lot
of running in her time - both for the Black & Gold and since graduating from Milwaukee in 1999.

McMahan is now set to run the well publicized New York Marathon this Sunday after recently celebrating her 40th birthday - a significant number in the distance running world these days, writes Milwaukee Journal Sentinel sports reporter Lori Nickel.

Check out Nickel's complete feature on how McMahan has been doing since her days on the Milwaukee campus at JSOnline.com.

Cross Country Preview: Part 3

Sophomore Elise Sigg sits down and discusses her season so far and the Panthers' chances at this weekend's Horizon League Cross Country Championship in Chicago.



This is the third and final interview in a three-part series in the week leading up to the league championship meet. We sat down with sophomore Bobby Glotfelty on Wednesday and head coach Pete Corfeld Wednesday.

Cross Country Preview: Part 2

Head coach Pete Corfeld sits down and discusses the season so far and the Panthers' chances at this weekend's Horizon League Cross Country Championship in Chicago.



This is the second of a three-part preview. We sat down with sophomore Bobby Glotfelty on Wednesday. Check back as we talk to sophomore Elise Sigg Thursday.

Cross Country Preview: Part 1

Sophomore Bobby Glotfelty discusses the Panthers' chances at this weekend's Horizon League Cross Country Championship in Chicago.



This is the first of a three-part preview. Check back as we sit down with head coach Pete Corfeld on Wednesday and sophomore Elise Sigg Thursday.

Al's Run Pub...

Nate Weiland and Holly Nearman were featured in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's story of the run here.

There is also a picture of the two of them after the race here.

Panthers Shine At Al's Run

The Panthers boasted the men's and women's winners of Al's Run, which was Saturday in Milwaukee.

Nate Weiland, a former athlete and current assistant coach, won the men's side, while Holly Nearman won the women's race. Nearman exhausted her cross country eligibility last season and will be a senior with the track and field team this season.

Weiland ran a time of 24:58 to win the men's race by 26 seconds over second place. Another former Panther, Aaron Nodolf, finished fifth with a time of 25:44 and won the 30-34 age group.

Nearman, meanwhile, won by nine seconds with a time of 29:45. She is the reigning Horizon

League Outdoor Athlete of the Year and was a two-time all-league first-team runner in cross

 country.

Al's Run is an 8,000m and featured 1,877 male runners and 1,406 women. Results available here.