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In a way, Richy Bikko is still just getting his feet wet. The Eastern Mennonite junior ran his first cross country season this year for first-year Head Coach Matt Doughtery, and Bikko stunned his way to the 2009 Div. III Cross Country Nationals in Cleveland, Oh., on Saturday, Nov. 21. Bikko then ran his personal record at the national meet, giving him 108th overall out of 276 runners. (Nov 21) [More]
Still surprising the field in his first cross country season, Eastern Mennonite University junior Richy Bikko (Nairobi, Kenya/Harrisonburg) did it again at the NCAA South/Southeast Regional Meet, taking 9th place overall and earning a trip to the national meet next weekend. Bikko was the 3rd individual qualifier, meaning he will run at the Div. III Cross Country Nationals in Cleveland, Oh., on Saturday, Nov. 21. (Nov 14) [More] [Results]
For the first time this year, Eastern Mennonite junior Richy Bikko (Nairobi, Kenya/Harrisonburg) didn't set a new personal best. But given that the first-time cross country runner took second place at the Old Dominion Athletic Conference Championships, Coach Matt Dougherty probably doesn't mind. (Oct 31) [More] [Results]
Even with some of the worst conditions imagineable and a bad start, Richy Bikko (Nairobi, Kenya/Harrisonburg) was determined to run well. The Eastern Mennonite junior accomplished that goal Saturday, as he ran a personal best on a cold and rainy day and a course splashed with puddles. (Oct 18) [More] [Results]
In just his first season running cross country, junior Richy Bikko (Nairobi, Kenya/Harrisonburg) is starting to get the hang of things. After improving his position in each of the first two meets of the season, Bikko obliterated the field Saturday at the Royals Invitational, winning with a time of 28:44 on the tough 8k course. (Oct 3) [More] [Results]
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