PENNINGTON, N.J. Graduate student Marc Steinsberger took first place for Temple men's cross country on Friday at the Rider Invitational in Pennington, N.J. The poised Germany native was able to push to the front of the line and complete the 8K in a ...

The 2016 version of the Temple Men's Cross Country Media Guide is now available online in PDF format.The guide can be accessed at any time by clicking on "Additional Links" on the Men's Cross Country page. Check out this season's guide for information ...

PHILADELPHIA In Temple men's cross country's second meet of the season, graduate student Marc Steinsberger was the top finisher for the Owls at the annual Big 5 Invitational. Steinsberger led a trio of Temple runners who finished in the top 15, takin...

PHILADELPHIA Temple University will welcome six new members, including four All-Americans, into its Athletics Hall of Fame on Friday, September 23, announced Director of Athletics Dr. Patrick Kraft.

PHILADELPHIA - Friday night, Temple hosts the Big 5 Invitational at Belmont Plateau in West Fairmount Park. The annual meet brings together the five Philadelphia schools (Temple, Penn, Villanova, Saint Joseph's, and LaSalle) for some friendly competition.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. The Owls are off to a great start with a second-place finish at the Duquesne Duals on Saturday morning. Leading the Temple squad in eighth place was freshman Zach Seiger. In his first collegiate-level race, Seiger finished with a time...

The 2016 Cross Country Schedule has been released, and the Owls are set to commence competition on Sept. 3. The program is under the direction of James Snyder, who has been named the head coach of the men's and women's cross country teams in the offsea...

Men's and women's cross country volunteers at the annual Belmont Plateau Hall of Fame Classic. Former Temple coach inducted into 2016 hall of fame.

Tuesday night, Temple men's and women's cross country held its first workout of the 2016 season at the new Temple Sports Complex.

Once upon a time, Temple University athletic administrators cowered whenever data about academics were being released.