There was plenty to watch in the Husky Classic but Katie Flood's Mile was truly special.
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The most recent news on Washington Track & Field. This edition includes updates on Mart Israel’s nation leading discus throw, Coach Kelly Strong’s 7th fastest steeple in U.S. history, and a question and answer session with sophomore standout Anita Campbell, who recently lowered her personal best in the 5000 by a robust 28 seconds!
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The most recent news on Washington Track & Field.
Ryan Brown won the 800 meters and Amy Lia won the 1,500 meters Saturday at the NCAA Track and Field Championships in Sacramento, highlighting the single-winningest day in Washington\'s 85-year history at the NCAA meet. Two Huskies won NCAA titles Saturday and seven earned All-America honors - both single-day records for a UW team at the NCAA Championships.
The Husky men continue their winning ways! Read about the Pepsi Invitational team championship and other exciting updates in the fourth edition of Dawg Tracks, our periodic update filled with the latest news and updates about the University of Washington Track & Field/ Cross Country programs. The University of Washington coaching staff has made it a priority to reach out to our alumni, parents and friends of the program and work towards keeping all of you better informed on the exciting happens in Huskyville.
We are in the midst of planning an alumni/ friends of the program event to occur directly after the Ken Shannon Invitational on May 6th. We hope you can make it out to Husky Stadium to cheer on the squad as we host our final outdoor meet and then stay for some food and fun after the meet is over (more info to follow).
Warren Eickhoff and Norris Frederick
both topped seven feet
in the
high jump in 2005.
Track Hosts UW Outdoor Preview
Northwest\'s best kick off 86th season of track and field at Husky Stadium.
Huskies Qualify for NCAA Postseason in Outdoor Track Opener
Washington won 14 events and qualified three athletes for May\'s NCAA West Regional on Saturday at the outdoor season-opening UW Outdoor Preview at Husky Stadium. Athletes from small colleges and clubs throughout the Northwest helped the Huskies\' ring in the outdoor campaign, which runs through June.
Bingisser, Frederick, Roberts each post NCAA Regional qualifying marks.
Results
Huskies\' 4x4 earns best NCAA finish since 1976. March 11, 2006 FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. - Washington\'s 4x400-meter relay broke a school record and earned a stunning third-place finish Saturday at the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships in Fayetteville, Ark., bringing the team\'s two-day All-American total to a UW-record nine, and carrying Washington to its best NCAA Championships team finish since 2001. The UW men\'s nine All-America honors shattered the team\'s single-meet record of seven set three times previously, most recently in 1998. Furthermore, the 10 All-America honors earned by both Husky squads at the two-day meet tied a UW record set just last year; prior to 2005, no Husky team had ever earned more than nine All-America honors at a single meet. The third-place relay finish, combined with the distance medley relay\'s fifth-place effort Friday, helped the UW men finish in a tie for 19th overall with 10 points. The finish was the UW\'s highest at the NCAA Indoor meet since 2001, and marked the fifth time in the last seven years that the UW men have placed among the top-25. Host Arkansas scored 53 points to win the NCAA indoor men\'s crown for the 19th time in 23 years, edging LSU\'s 45 points, while Texas scored 51 to win easily over second-place Stanford (36). Washington\'s women did not score. FULL RESULTS
Ashley Lodree, Norris Frederick and the DMR will all be bringing home hardware from Fayetteville. March 10, 2006 FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. - Washington\'s track and field teams went a perfect three-for-three Friday at the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships in Fayetteville, Ark., with each of the team\'s six competitors -- including hurdler Ashley Lodree and jumper Norris Frederick, and the men\'s distance medley relay team -- earning All-America honors on the first of two days of competition at Arkansas\' Randal Tyson Track Center.