(Nov. 14) Freshman Vikram Srivastava finished 15th at the NCAA South Region to lead the Emory men to a third-place finish. Srivastava finished the meet in a time of 26:01.7. This marks the second time in as many events Srivastava has led Emory.
(Oct. 31) Freshman Vikram Srivastava was the top runner for Emory at the UAA Championships, finishing 26th out of 78 runners with a time of 26:34.4. This is the first race this season he has been the top finisher on the team and this is the first time since 1996 that a freshman has led the Eagles at the UAA meet. Srivastava has improved his times all year, running 1:25 faster at UAAs than his first race of the season.
(Oct. 17) Vikram Srivastava ran a breakout race for the Eagles at the Georgia State Invitational, finishing in 23rd place overall and fifth in the Non-Division I section of the race. Srivastava finished second on the team, his highest finish among his teammates this season, and the highest of any freshman on the men's team since November 2, 1997, when Adam Carlson was second on the team at the UAA Conference Championship meet. He ran a time of 26:39 on the challenging course in Panthersville.
(Oct. 10) Junior Rob Leventhal finished 73rd at the Auburn Invitational in Auburn, Ala., in a time of 25:42.61. Leventhal's time marked a season best, as well as a career best in a field that was comprised mainly of Division I teams. His previous best was 25.55, recorded earlier this year at the Vanderbilt Invitational.
(Oct. 3) Sophomore Evan Goldberg finished 40th at the Georgia Collegiate in Macon, Ga., to lead the Emory University men's cross country team. He concluded the race in a time of 27:45 to pace the Eagle contingent. This marked Goldberg's top performance of the year through four races.
(Sept. 26) Sophomore Bryan Forsyth finished 49th at the Great American Cross Country Race with a time of 26:22.20 to lead Emory. His time of 26:22.20 marks his second-best finish of the season. He has led EU in each of its three events, with his highest finish coming at Vanderbilt in second-place with a time of 25:42.77.
(Sept. 19) Sophomore Bryan Forsyth led the Emory men's cross country team to its first victory of the season at the Vanderbilt Commodore Invitational. Forsyth finished the event in second place with a time of 25:42.77, nearly two minutes faster than his first race of the year at Sewanee. This is also his second top 10 finish for the season. As a team, the Eagles finished with 32 points and a total time of 2:10:12.09, beating out Division I Vanderbilt.
(Sept. 5) Sophomore Bryan Forsyth finished eighth at the Sewanee Invitational to lead the Eagles who finished tied for third as a team. Forsyth finished the race in a time of 27:13.28. His finish marked a career best, which was previously 12th. He improved his finish from 2004 by four places and his time by 19 seconds. Forsyth was the 2004 team newcomer of the year after finishing among the Eagles' top seven in every event.