PROVO — Four former All-Americans and a national hall of fame coach will be inducted into the Brigham Young University Athletic Hall of Fame tomorrow.

In a ceremony in the Cougar Room at LaVell Edwards Stadium at 7 p.m., former NFL All-Pro tight end Chad Lewis, Bruce Kleege (tennis), Cathy Nixon (basketball), Tea Nieminen (volleyball) and Gary Pullins (baseball) will be honored. They will also be recognized during BYU's game against Eastern Washington on Saturday.

More than 150 athletes, coaches and administrators have been inducted into the BYU Athletic Hall of Fame since its inception in 1975. Among the criteria to be considered are All-American status, university graduation, professional accomplishments and community service.

CROSS COUNTRY: At Pre-Nationals in Terre Haute, Ind., the women's and men's teams placed sixth and 11th, respectively.

The mid-season meet was broken down into four separate races, with the No. 15 women running in the 6K white race against 35 other teams, and the men participating in the 8K blue race versus 38 other squads.

The women were led by Angela Wagner, while the men were paced by Stephan Shay. Both Wagner and Shay finished in 26th place.

Both teams will run in the Mountain West Conference Championships Oct. 27 in San Diego.

WOMEN'S GOLF: BYU finished in 9th among 16 teams in the Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational in Sammamish, Wash., last week.

Juli Erekson was the top Cougar finisher tied for 20th place after she shot an 11-over par 227. Teammate Natalia Jimenez was a stroke behind Erekson.

Southern Cal won the tournament, and host Washington finished tied for 12th.

BYU next plays in the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown Oct. 29-31.

MEN'S GOLF: The Cougars ended up with a 2-over-par team score to finish 11th in the Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate tournament last Tuesday.

Sophomore Robbie Fillmore shot a 6-under-par 207 — good for 15th place — to lead the Cougars. The tournament, played on the Old Overton Club Course in Birmingham, Ala., was won by Mark Harrell of Alabama and East Tennessee State's Seamus Power.

BYU's Nick Killpack finished in 20th place with a 3-under par 210.