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| 1988 |
Raleigh, NC—Wings of the Southwest junior boys and junior girls teams win the TAC/USA National Cross Country Championships, stunning junior varsity teams from all over the USA.
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| 1990 |
New York City, NY—Wings of the Southwest junior boys once again capture the TAC championship. Junior girls place second. Phillip Castillo, 17, (Acoma Pueblo) is second American junior to cross the finish line.
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| 1991 |
Boston, MA—Wings of the Southwest junior boys place second to Dartmouth. Junior girls win. Mary Jo Boot (Zuni Pueblo) places sixth in the nation.
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| 1992 |
Boston, MA—Two Wings runners qualify for the TAC/USA national team and run at World Cross Country Championship in March. Milfred Tewawina, 26, (Hopi) runs with the senior team. Shane Garcia, 18, (Acoma) runs with the juniors and is the second American to cross the finish line.
Hong Kong and Chengdu, China—Eight Wings runners compete with Santa Fe/Los Alamos Track Club. Two Wings girls win titles: Melissa Lucero, 17, (Laguna) and Mary Jo Boot, 16, (Zuni).
Rome, Italy—Five Wings runners compete in a road race in Rome, Italy, sponsored by the City of Rome as part of their two-week Native American Festival. Milfred Tewawina, 27, (Hopi) wins in the senior division. Ramone Norris, 17, (Navajo) wins the junior division.
New Orleans, LA—Two Wings runners qualify for US Olympic Trials. Maurice "Mo" Smith, 27, (Navajo) makes it to semi-finals in 1,500 meters. Donny Belcourt, 25, (Chippewa/Cree) competes in the 5,000 and 1,500.
Slippery Rock, PA—Wings runner Phillip Castillo, 19, (Acoma) a sophomore at Adams State College, wins the NCAA, Division II national cross country championship, the first American Indian to win a collegiate title.
Kenosha, WI—Wings of the Southwest junior girls run away with the TAC/USA championship. Five Wings runners finish in the top eleven. Wings of the Southwest junior boys place second to Loyola University. Brandon Leslie, 16, (Navajo) places 2nd in the boys division.
San Diego, CA—Wings sends two runners to the Kinney Cross Country Championships. John Tsabatsaye (Zuni) places 20th.
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| 1993 |
Saskatchewan, Canada—Melissa Lucero and Brandon Leslie represent Wings at the North American Indigenous Games in Prince Albert. Both runners win the gold medals in the 1500 & 3000 meters.
Missoula, MT—Both the Wings of the Southwest Junior Mens and Junior Womens Teams win the USA Track and Field National Cross Country Championship, with the junior men scoring a perfect score of 15.
San Diego, CA—Wings runner Brandon Leslie (Navajo) places 6th at the National Footlocker/Kinney Cross Country Championships.
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| 1994 |
Fresno, CA—Wings runner Brandon Leslie, 17 (Navajo) qualifies for a spot on the Footlocker Western Regional Team.
San Diego, CA—Wings runner Brandon Leslie places 3rd in the nation at the Footlocker National Cross Country Championships.
Portland, OR—Wings of the Southwest boys and girls teams place 4th at the USA T & F National Championships in Portland, Oregon. Former Wings runner Pam White (Navajo), representing Adams State College, places 5th in the junior women's division.
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| 1995 |
Indianapolis, IN—Wings alumnus, Pam White, places 3rd at NCAA, Division II Indoor Championships in 5000 meters.
Boston, MA—Wings of the Southwest junior womens team wins the USA T & F National Cross Country Championships at Franklin Park. Wings of the Southwest junior mens team takes 2nd place in their race.
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| 1996 |
Palo Alto, CA—Wings of the Southwest junior womens team takes 2nd place at the USA T & F National Cross Country Championships at Stanford University.
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| 1997 |
Portland, OR—Wings junior mens and womens teams finish 3rd in team competition at the USA T & F Cross Country Championships.
Becki Wells (Blackfeet), Wings Running and Fitness Camp facilitator, wins NCAA, Disivion I national indoor and outdoor track and field championships in mile and 1500 meters, becoming the first American Indian woman to win national collegiate titles.
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| 1999 |
Tacoma, WA—Wings junior men and women win team division at USA Winter Cross Country National Championships.
Felicia Guliford, Wings runner, finishes 2nd at Footlocker West and 5th at Footlocker National Championships.
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| 2000 |
Greensboro, NC—Wings junior womens team captures 1st place at the USA Winter Cross Country Championships. Junior mens team earns 2nd place.
Phillip Castillo and Theo Martin, Wings alumni, qualify for the Olympic Trials in the marathon. Becki Wells, Wings facilitator, qualifies for the Olympic Trials in the 800 and 1500 meter races.
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| 2001 |
Vancouver, WA—Both Wings junior women and junior men capture team championships. Felicia Guliford finishes 7th overall, missing the USA World Team by one place.
Orlando, FL—Wings runners Felicia Guilford and Jesse Fayant qualify for Footlocker National Cross Country Finals and finish in the top ten in their respective races.
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| 2002 |
Vancouver, WA—Wings junior women capture 1st place at USA Winter National Cross Country Championship. Felicia Guliford finishes eighth overall. Wings junior men are awarded 2nd place following a tie for 1st.
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| 2003 |
Houston, TX—Wings junior men take 1st team place, junior women's team takes 3rd .
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| 2004 |
Indianapolis, IN—Wings junior men capture 1st team place, junior women's team takes 2nd. Wings teams have accumulated 17 national championships in 16 years. Former Wings' runner, Forrest Tahdooahnippah finishes 4th overall and earns a berth on the USA World Cross Country Team.
John McGuire, Wings runner, finishes 8th at Footlocker Midwest regionals and 4th at Footlocker National Championships.
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| 2005 |
Vancouver, WA—Wings Junior Men’s team yet another team title.
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| 2006 |
New York City, NY—Wings Junior Men’s team continue their dominance with another team title.
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| 2007 |
Boulder, CO—Wings Junior Men’s team defends their title.
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| 2008 |
San Diego, CA—Wings Junior men and women will make a 20th appearance at the USATF Cross Country Championships.
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