Track and Field
Despite Several Strong Performances, Women’s Track & Field Falls to 6th at Ivy Heps
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“After this weekend, we realize that we need to be more focused and dedicated if we want to be a championship team.”
Track and Field
Track & Field Ready for Heps Following Home Invitational
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“This is a good team … we certainly can win it, and I feel confident about it. I feel much better going into this meet than I did going into the indoor meet.”
Track and Field
Men’s and Women’s Track & Field Look to Go the Distance in 2017
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“As we approach this season’s training we’re focusing on keeping our heads sharp, going out and competing in practice every single day. If we get that done, there’s nobody that can beat this team.”
Track and Field
Men and Women’s Track & Field Come Up Short at Indoor Heps
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“I’ve always felt that indoor track is only the set-up or precursor for outdoor track and field, which is ‘real’ track and field.”
Track and Field
Men and Women’s Track & Field Teams Seek Redemption at Indoor Heps
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“Every time they get to a competition it’s a new chance to run faster, throw farther, jump higher, jump farther, etc.”
Track and Field
Amid Hectic Stretch, Track and Field Posting Impressive Results
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“We feel like we’re in a really good place; we’re happy with where we’re at.”
cross country
Cornell Cross Country Teams Finish in Bottom Half of Ivy League at Heps
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Both the men’s and women’s cross country teams were left disappointed after their respective sixth and fifth place finishes at the Ivy League Heptagonal Championships in Princeton, N.J, on Saturday.
cross country
Women’s Cross Country Dominates Yellowjacket Invitational
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The women’s cross country team finished first for the second year in a row in Saturday’s Yellowjacket Invitational. The Red dominated the field, placing seven runners in the top 10 and 13 in the top 25, an impressive feat, considering the field is around 400 women strong.
Women's Track and Field
Going Up Against Teams in the National Top 20, Women’s Cross Country Takes Fourth in Invitational
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The heat, the humidity and the nationally-ranked competition gave the team a true test, but Cornell women’s cross country did not back down, taking fourth place this weekend at the Harry Groves Spiked Shoe Invitational, just a few points behind the top three teams.
Sports
Smith Includes Ivy League Title in List of Goals for Women’s Cross Country Season
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Correction appended
“Just keep improving and moving forward.” That is the philosophy of 18-year veteran head coach Artie Smith ’96 of the women’s cross country team. In just two weeks, Cornell’s 46 member squad will head down to State College, Pennsylvania for its first meet of the season. In the 2015 campaign, the women had flashes of greatness – winning several competitive meets and spending time in the nation’s top 30 of over 300 Division-I schools. “There were a lot of great things last year… I mean being in the top 30 in this sport is a big deal,” Smith stated. Certain steps along the way leave the team hungry for more, though.