Track and Field

UAA royalty: Track claims indoor conference championship

The WashU men’s and women’s track and field team took the 2023 UAA indoor titles home this past weekend. After a series of impressive performances, they earned the most points to cement their place as the Kings and Queens of UAA. 

| Junior Editor

JDL is redeemed: Men’s indoor track and field wins co-national championship

The Bears scored 35 points to share the national championship alongside the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire.

| Senior Sports Editor

Indoor track’s Emma Kelley: The undefeated triplet leading Division III

Kelley has won eight straight track heats in races ranging from 400 to 800 meters.

| Senior Sports Editor

Track and Field wraps season with eight All-American finishes at national championships

Both the men and women finished outside the top 10, as the men came 16th and the women 59th. 

| Senior Sports Editor

Track and field teams win at invitational as national championships bear down

The win allowed the Bears to continue building on a string of recent successes.

| Contributing Reporter

Track and field student-athletes frustrated over lack of access to Francis Field ahead of commencement 

“I don’t think any athletes are being asked about what makes sense for us,” senior Julia Dannenbaum said. “It’s definitely disappointing.” 

| Senior Sports Editor

Track and field comes first and second at largest meet yet

The men’s team’s performance raised them 14 spots in the rankings, from No. 25 to No. 11, while the women fell two spots, from No. 10 to No. 12 

| Senior Sports Editor

Emma Walter, a cross country walk-on, is unbeaten so far this track season

Student Life caught up with Walter to check in about her track season, goals and favorite ice cream. 

| Senior Sports Editor

Track and field teams take first, second place at second meet, while golf and men’s tennis continue to roll

Many Bears teams have found their stride as the weather starts to warm.

and | Senior Sports Editors

After long wait, track and field opens season with home win, while women’s tennis and golf keep on rolling

The Washington University track and field team had not competed in person in over a year before this weekend’s meet. But they made the best of it, winning the meet to get the season started after numerous pauses due to COVID-19 restrictions.

and | Staff Reporters

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