Women's Track and Field
Women’s Indoor Track and Field Look To Unify Event Groups in First Season Under Smith
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“All of our event groups have been putting in great work all fall and they are excited to see the fruits of their labor.”
The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/womens-track-and-field/page/3/)
“All of our event groups have been putting in great work all fall and they are excited to see the fruits of their labor.”
“This office represents the history of the program. We are simply occupants of something so much bigger than ourselves.”
Bowman is one of the longest tenured coaches currently serving on East Hill.
“After this weekend, we realize that we need to be more focused and dedicated if we want to be a championship team.”
“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.”
“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.”
“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.”
“Every time they get to a competition it’s a new chance to run faster, throw farther, jump higher, jump farther, etc.”
“We feel like we’re in a really good place; we’re happy with where we’re at.”
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.