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5 Minutes with Tom Farrell | Running TimesPublished by
5 Minutes with Tom FarrellOklahoma State Senior Hopes to Lead Cowboys to Fourth Title in Five YearsPublished
September 17, 2013
Senior Tom Farrell knows how to win on the grass. In his four years at Oklahoma State, he has been part of three NCAA champion cross country teams. In 2009, he redshirted and watched from the sidelines as Ryan Vail, Colby Lowe, John Kosgei, Girma Mecheso and German Fernandez won the Cowboys their first title in 55 years. The next year in Terra Haute, Farrell suited up and finished 29th to help his team earn back-to-back trophies. After a loss to Wisconsin in 2011, Farrell and the Cowboys refocused in 2012, winning back the title in Louisville, where the Carlisle, England, native was ninth overall. This season, as the top returning team-scorer, Farrell is looking to lead the Pokes to their fourth title in five years. Read the full article at: www.runnersworld.com
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5 Minutes with Tom Farrell | Running TimesPublished by
5 Minutes with Tom FarrellOklahoma State Senior Hopes to Lead Cowboys to Fourth Title in Five YearsPublished
September 17, 2013
Senior Tom Farrell knows how to win on the grass. In his four years at Oklahoma State, he has been part of three NCAA champion cross country teams. In 2009, he redshirted and watched from the sidelines as Ryan Vail, Colby Lowe, John Kosgei, Girma Mecheso and German Fernandez won the Cowboys their first title in 55 years. The next year in Terra Haute, Farrell suited up and finished 29th to help his team earn back-to-back trophies. After a loss to Wisconsin in 2011, Farrell and the Cowboys refocused in 2012, winning back the title in Louisville, where the Carlisle, England, native was ninth overall. This season, as the top returning team-scorer, Farrell is looking to lead the Pokes to their fourth title in five years. Read the full article at: www.runnersworld.com
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