The track teams continued their postseason schedule on Friday, May 1, and Saturday, May 2, competing in the New England Division III Championships hosted by MIT. Though the meet is scored, Middlebury traditionally does not attempt to win the team title, instead looking for strong individual performances. ...
On a sunny, breezy day in western Massachusetts, the track teams competed in the NESCAC Championships, hosted by Williams College on April 25. As the one true team competition of the year, the winning team retains bragging rights for an entire year. When the dust settled after over 8 hours of competition, ...
In their final meet before NESCAC Championships, the track teams competed in the University of Albany Spring Classic, hosted by SUNY-Albany on Saturday, April 18. The meet was not scored but served as a tune-up for the NESCAC meet as well as a last chance to improve seed times for the championships. Alex ...
The track teams traveled to Williamstown, Mass., on Saturday, April 11, to compete in the Dick Farley Invitational hosted by Williams College on a blustery New England spring day. Though the meet was not scored, the Panthers raced against Williams for the second time in three weeks. Also participating ...
The track teams have started their seasons with a trio of scored meets: the Ross & Sharon Irwin Meet at Point Loma Nazarene University (PLNU) in San Diego on Mar. 21, the PLNU Collegiate Invitational on Mar. 28 and the Middlebury Invitational on Apr. 3 — the first meet hosted by Middlebury in ...
The track teams were in action this past weekend in the final round of meets before the NCAA Championships. Several Panthers were making last-ditch efforts to qualify for the NCAA meet while others sat tight and hoped they were not bumped by other competitors around the country. The top 15 men, top ...
The track teams continued their postseasons on Feb. 27 and 28, competing in the Open New England Championships. “Opens,” as the meet is nicknamed, takes the top athletes across all NCAA divisions and brings them together to compete at Boston University’s Track and Tennis Center, home of one of ...
The track teams began their postseasons this past weekend, competing in the New England Division III Championships. The men and women’s meets are contested at different facilities; this year, both teams were in Massachusetts’ Pioneer Valley, with the men competing at Springfield College while the ...
In spite of the pending blizzard, men’s and women’s track and field traveled to Boston on Feb. 13-14 to compete in a pair of meets: the Boston University David Hemery Valentine Invitational and the Gordon Kelly Invitational hosted by MIT. “Valentine,” as the BU meet is colloquially known, is ...
The track teams bracketed their Feb Breaks with meets, competing in the Tufts Stampede & Multi on Saturday, Jan. 31 and the Dartmouth Indoor Classic on Saturday, Feb. 7. The teams originally planned to host a meet in the new Virtue Field House on Jan. 31, but construction delays led to a last minute ...