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- Clay is Beijing BoundJul. 1, 2008 | Bryan Clay tallied the best decathlon score by an American in 16 years and is now headed to the Summer Olympics in Beijing, China.
- Quest for Olympic RingsJun. 25, 2008 | Four former Cougars begin their quest for berths into the upcoming Summer Olympics in Beijing.
- Just Like Old TimesMay 24, 2008 | On the 25th anniversary of its first national title, Azusa Pacific broke out orange and black uniforms, inspiration for another national title.
- Primed, Poised and PositionedMay 23, 2008 | Azusa Pacific is right where it wants to be, in the hunt for both the men’s and women’s NAIA outdoor track & field championship crowns.
- Running Out AheadMay 22, 2008 | Aron Rono collected the first jewel of a triple crown, and got Azusa Pacific going in the right direction at the NAIA Track & Field Championships.
- Reborn in AmericaMay 20, 2008 | It's been a long journey from Slovakia to Azusa Pacific for Zora Golcevska, in more ways than one.
- Ten to the Power of OneApr. 27, 2008 | Azusa Pacific capped a decade of dominance by winning its tenth straight GSAC title, a first in conference history.
- A Broken Record, AgainApr. 19, 2008 | Rono, Canterbury and Kipwambok all set schools records, again, at the Mt. SAC Relays.
- Ruky's Record Highlights InviteApr. 18, 2008 | Ruky Abdulai broke the Canadian national long jump record to highlight the 2nd Annual APU Invitational.
- A Gator Flies HighApr. 17, 2008 | Florida's Mike Morrison used a personal-best in the pole vault to win the Mt. SAC Relays Decathlon with a school-record 7,803 points.
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