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Jen Clayton UCF

Looking At The Prelims — Field

UCF's Alexis Faulknor and Jen Clayton are the top two long jump seeds in the NCAA East Preliminary Round, which begins today in North Carolina. Clayton, as you might recall, was a standout at Suffern High.
English Gardner NCAA Bound

Looking At The Prelims — Sprints/Hurdles

English Gardner — a junior from Voorhees, N.J. — is looking to score big sprint points on Oregon's home track next month at the NCAA Championships. But first she needs to advance from this week's Western Prelims.
Kellner Sorna NCAA

Looking At The Prelims — Distance

The road to the NCAA Track & Field Championships begin this weekend with preliminaries in Texas and North Carolina. It is the only path to the big show in Eugene, Ore., early next month.
Casimir Loxsom

Fast Cas In Search Of NCAA Gold

Connecticut native Cas Loxsom has accomplished so much in his career at Penn State, but he is still in search of a national 800-meter title. Will Oregon's Elijah Greer stand in his way this time?
Stephen Mozia Cornell

Never On Sunday

What kept BYU from claiming the IC4A title in its first trip to the Championship was a proscription of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints which precludes its athletes from competing on Sunday. That allowed Cornell to scream past the Cougars for victory.
BYU at IC4As

Eastward Ho

The "Eastern Champs" are being held this weekend at Princeton's Weaver Stadium and one of the major contenders, for the first time, are the Cougars of Brigham Young University.
Julio Piazza Lafayette

Piazza Retires From Lafayette

Julio Piazza — former PSAL mile champion for Brooklyn Tech — has announced his retirement as the head coach at Lafayette College, where he'd served for nearly three decades.
Orange Sunday Heps

Orange Sunday

The Princeton Tigers weren't the favorite heading into the Outdoor Heps Championships in their own Weaver Stadium over the weekend, but spurred on by its distance crew the Tigers did it again. Complete college roundup within.
Cameron Lyle

With Eyes Wide Open

Cameron Lyle made a decision to shut down his college career at the University of New Hampshire early. That's because he was the only one who could extend the life of a complete stranger.
Clement Campbell

To Infinity… And Beyond

Clement Campbell is nearly a decade past his All-America days at New York Tech, but he is not slowing at all. In fact, he shook off the cold to claim two winners against the collegians at Princeton's Larry Ellis Invitational.
Octavious Freeman

Opening In NYC, 2014

The newest Division I athletic conference in the land — the American Athletic Conference — will host its first indoor track & field championships at The Armory and it could be headlined by a Bowerman Award winner.
Armory Collegiate 2014

Collegiate Invite Dates Set

The 14th annual Armory Collegiate Invitational will take place on Feb. 7-8 — the weekend after the Super Bowl in New Jersey — in 2014. Many of the nation's biggest and best programs will again venture to NYC.
Last Chance Jersey

Friday Night Free!

Fans wishing to come to The Armory for the Friday night portion of Columbia University's Final Qualifying Meet, which will feature a world-class field in the men's 5,000m run, will be admitted for free.
ECAC III

Day 1 Ends

The first day of the ECAC D3 Championships has concluded and Washington & Jefferson sophomore Kristen Galligan nearly broke a 22-year-old record in the women's 5k. Saturday will be loud and exciting

Schedule | Results | Photos
Briana Wise

Working Toward The Weekend

Here's your first look at the schedule for the ECAC Division III Championships, which will take over The Armory on Friday and Saturday. Worcester State senior Briana Wise will look to defend her 200m title.
CCNY Wins CUNY

CCNY Sweeps Up At CUNY Champs

The men's and women's teams from CCNY — with loads of City-grown talent — claimed the City University of New York Athletic Conference team titles at The Armory on Sunday.

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Sabrina Southerland Millrose

Cardozo, Jefferson Claim PSAL Crowns

The 110th PSAL City Champs took to The Armory on Sunday and both meets provided plenty of fireworks as double-winner Sabrina Southerland led Cardozo to another title.

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TCNJ wins NJAC

The Jersey Way

Using a balanced attack — winning 10 of the 12 running events — the Rowan Profs claimed their first NJAC women's indoor title on Friday at The Armory while the men of TCNJ just continue to roll up titles.

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Anita Rogers

Jumping Into The Championships

Anita Rogers helped lift Ramapo to the New Jersey Athletic Conference Championship a year ago, thus ending a long streak of victories by the College of New Jersey. Today is the rematch at The Armory.

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Manhattan MAAC

Manhattan Does It

The Jaspers of Manhattan claimed their 18th consecutive MAAC Indoor Championship at The Armory tonight while St. Peter's made it three-in-a-row for the women.

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English Gardner

College Stars To Take On Millrose

The best talent that the colleges have to offer will be on display at the 106th Millrose Games on Saturday as University of Oregon sprinter English Gardner, a member of the Bowerman Award watch list, hopes to make her return home a special one.
Delaware State

Club & College Fields Set

The fields are all complete for the 106th Millrose Games, from the youth and high school events to the elite lineups. Here are the college, club and masters entries as we close in on Millrose 2013.
Armory Snow

Blinding Nemo

While the Rider Lafayette Winter Games went on Friday, both Saturday events scheduled at The Armory have been postponed because of Winter Storm Nemo.
Khadevis Robinson

Always Sunny With KD

The ever-optimistic Khadevis Robinson was at The Armory, coaching a new team — the Ohio State Buckeyes — at the Collegiate Invitational. The 2012 Olympian and two of his runners took a moment to share some thoughts.
Conleys

Catching Up With The Conleys

Sydney Conley won a high school national indoor title at The Armory last winter. This weekend she returned as a University of Kansas freshman and we caught up with Sydney and her father Mike, the 1992 U.S. Olympic gold medalist in the triple jump.
Brianna Rollins 2013

Not Quite Enough (Video Added)

Clemson's Brianna Rollins — who won twice — was the most outstanding performer at the Collegiates, but she wasn't enough to stop the LSU Tigers from winning the women's title.

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Kentucky State

No Mountain High Enough

For the Thorobreds of Kentucky State University, the Armory Collegiate Invitational is an important destination. Worthy of an annual 13-hour journey along the nation's highways.
Emily Lipari

Lipari Takes Over

Emily Lipari has slipped into the Sheila Reid spot in the lineup of the Villanova distance medley relay and tonight she anchored the Wildcats to victory at the Armory Collegiate Invitational.

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Geronne Black

Coming Home Again

Portland State's Geronne Black has developed into one of the nation's top sprinters and now she returns to where she was nurtured athletically and academically as a student in the Armory College Prep program. She is among the women's athletes to watch at the Collegiates.
Henry Lelei 2013

Back For More

Last year Henry Lelei earned athlete of the meet honors at the Collegiates by setting A&M records in the mile and distance medley relay. Now he's back for more as we take a look at some of the men's athletes to watch this weekend.
UConn Jumpers

Huskie Jumpers

The UConn women's high jump force of Ilva Bikonava, Jasmine Cribb and Natasha McLaren is looking to be the beast of Big East this season and Saudia Mitchell slowed them down enough to learn more about them.
Nadia Eke

Lions Roar At Mets

Triple jumper Nadia Eke was one of six individual winners for Columbia at the Metropolitan Championships as Coach Willy Wood's team took an easy team victory. On the men's side, the international Manhattan Jaspers won a squeaker.

Results: Mets | College Night

NBCI Entries

Yelling A Must

This is the time of year at The Armory where it is hard to catch your breath. All this in the next month — the New Balance Games, the Armory Collegiate Invitational and the Millrose Games. For the first time, you can purchase your tickets to the Collegiates right here online.
Robby Andrews

Double-Duty Andrews

Robby Andrews opened his season with a winning 1:51.41 at the NYRR College Night at The Armory and then took to his new duty of coaching the Princeton Tigers to a convincing team victory.

Final Results
Margey Millrose Mile

Statement Race

A year ago Kelsey Margey was battling it out for a spot in the Millrose High School Mile field. Tonight, as a freshman at Villanova, she has broken the 1,000-meter record at The Armory at the NYC Gotham Cup.

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College schedule

Make Way For The Colleges

The high school season has been in full swing at The Armory since Thanksgiving weekend, but just this week will be the start of the 2013 Armory college season.
Eastern Track AOY 2012

Eastern Track's Athletes Of The Year

Eastern Track has announced his 2012 Athletes of the Year and Edward Cheserek and Mary Cain take the high school awards while the Ivy League swept the college honors with Princeton's Donn Cabral and Dartmouth's Abbey D'Agostino.
Brianna Samantha Nerud Nadel North Shore

Back Home At The Armory

A year ago, Brianna Nerud and Samantha Nadel were record-setting teammates at North Shore High School, but now find themselves friendly rivals at Syracuse and Georgetown. Saturday they were together again at The Armory.
Bowerman 2012 Duncan Levins

Levins, Duncan Take Bowerman Awards

The 2012 winners of the prestigious Bowerman Award — LSU's Kimberlyn Duncan and Southern Utah's Cam Levins — both made a run on The Armory oval last season and Levins has already announced his intention to do it again at the Millrose Games.
Sharay Hale

Hailing Her Comeback

As quickly as Columbia's Sharay Hale vaulted into the national spotlight, she limped off stage. Now back for a final season with the Lions, the Detroit native isn't ready to put her journey on the fast track just yet. But don't bet against her.
Barrett Bowerman

Heisman: Just A Warm Up

The Heisman Trophy was handed out over the weekend, but that pales in comparison to the announcement of The Bowerman (in our opinion). College track & field's top awards will be announced next week with Armory veterans in the mix.
Dakota McCoy Rhodes Scholar

Focused Vision

Yale senior hurdler and thrower Dakota McCoy has fixed her sights on helping the world through studying the animal kingdom. And she will continue to study at Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar next fall.
Katie Gorman JMU

Running Scared

Katie Gorman of James Madison ran away with the ECAC Championship at Van Cortlandt Park on Saturday, but the victory wasn't with constant angst as she raced the clock for the very last time.
Oregon NCAA Drama

Time, Eventually, On Their Side

To all watching, the Oregon Ducks cruised to an easy women's win at the NCAA Cross Country Championships until the NCAA announced otherwise. After some tears and some angst, facts prevailed and the Ducks were rightfully crowned.
NYC Cross Country

National Vision

As teams get ready for the 2012 NCAA Championships a number of locals are in the hunt, including Iona's men and Cornell's women on the Division I front and the NYU men at the D-III Championships.
Jordan Hasay happy

Hasay Gives Frosh Phenom First Loss

The balance of power on the NCAA cross country scene certainly tips to the West and Oregon's Jordan Hasay was determined to show that she remains its biggest threat.
Armory Wide View

Coming Back Inside: Registration Time

As the weather in the Northeast turned wintry on Wednesday, we are focusing on running under the Armory roof. You can too, as the registration for the signature events has begun.
Mitch Goose XC

Iona, Columbia Going Dancing

The Gaels and the Lions finished 1-2 at the men's NCAA Northeast Regional in Madison, Conn., today with Iona's Mitch Goose taking individual honors. Both teams earn an automatic spot at the NCAA Championships next week in Louisville, Ky.
Katie Kellner

Heps With A Homey Feel

The Princeton men won the Heps' title on their home course, but the women's champion Katie Kellner of Cornell also felt at home. She grew up across Route 1 in West Windsor.
Syracuse XC Big East win

The Unbeaten

Syracuse red-shirt freshman Martin Hehir will have an unusual distinction in conference history as he will be the first runner to finish unbeaten in Big East Championship history.
Mark Dennin Georgetown

College XC Rankings: Week 7

All was quiet on the college front last week, but that is all about to change as conference championship weekend approaches. The Big East Championships comes to Van Cortlandt Park Friday morning.
Vigilante Webb Andrews

Finally Back Home

Jason Vigilante has coached a number of Olympians and delivered Penn Relays' Championships of America to places where the famed wagon-wheel hadn't been in decades. Now the Jersey native is back home and comfortable at Princeton.
Oregon Ducks with Pappas

Championship Week

Everywhere you look this week, the colleges will be contesting conference championships. The best race of the weekend is expected to be the women's PAC-12 title chase with four of the nation's top six teams, including No. 3 Oregon.
Lion Top 10 Ranking

College XC Rankings: Week 6

Three Division I New York college teams are ranked among the nation's top 10 this week as the cross country season rolls toward the championships season.
Iona 2nd in Wisconsin

Gael Force Winds In Wisco

The Iona Gaels are looking like a threat for a national title after today's performance at the adidas Wisconsin Invitational in Madison, Wis. Matthew Gillespie and Mitch Goose headlined powerful performances from the Armory region schools.
Dartmouth Cheeseheads

College XC Rankings: Week 5

Last week was a quiet one on the college front, but that will change on Friday as about 70 percent of the nation's ranked teams descend in Madison for the adidas Wisconsin Invitational. The team from Dartmouth has chosen its headgear for the run.
Ethan Haywood

From Perth To First

Iona's Ethan Heywood traveled about as far as one can travel to get to New York City. Now just months after his arrival, he is the champion of the region, winning yesterday's Metropolitan Intercollegiates.
Mitch Goose XC

College XC Rankings: Week 4

The New York metropolitan isn't just a hotbed for high school cross country. The area is being infested with nationally-ranked Division I college programs as well. The Gaels of Iona have mohawked their way to fifth in the country.
Tommy Gruenewald

Back On The Run

After a two-year mission, Tommy Gruenewald has returned to the BYU Cougars with his Stotanism still strong. He hit the ground running at Saturday's Bill Dellinger Invitational in Springfield, Ore.
Paul Short 2012

Covering The Short Run

The weather in Bethlehem, Pa., is expected to be ugly for the Brooks Paul Short Run, but we will be bringing you everything we are able today.
Columbia Women's XC

College XC Rankings: Week 3

The Columbia women's team ventured to Ohio on Friday and knocked off the Armory's No. 1 squad, Syracuse. And with that showing Waverly Neer and the Lions are the new No. 1.
Duke NCCU Cross Country

Running For The 12th Man

If the masses aren't coming to you, why not go to the masses? That was last weekend's philosophy for Duke Coach Norm Oglivie and the result was the Blue Devils' biggest cross country crowd ever.
Cornell Cross Country

College XC Rankings: Week 2

The Cornell men's team had a dominating display at the Rochester Yellowjacket Invite over the weekend, moving to fifth in the Armory rankings. The Big Red's first chance to show readiness for an NCAA run will be Sept. 28 at the Paul Short Run.
Latipha Cross

One Sprinter, Many Hurdles

Latipha Cross has endured more than anyone can possibly imagine to run track at Eastern Michigan University. And the 18-year-old is the opposite of bitter. In fact, her appreciation is inspirational.
VCP Fence Free

Where Have All The Fences Gone

There is a lot more freedom of movement at Van Cortlandt Park now that four-year-old construction fences have been removed. Fans and friends at Iona's Meet of Champions certainly enjoyed the new look.
HY Cross Country

The Never-Ending Duel

Harvard and Yale first battled on a New Hampshire lake before the Civil War and the two schools continue to go at it. Friday evening on the grounds of the Course at Yale in New Haven, Conn., they will write the next chapter of one long book.
SUNY Geneseo XC

College XC Rankings: Week 1

As we look at the tri-state region, there is a lot of cross country talent on the college side as well. The Armory is slicing and dicing the colleges this fall as well and SUNY-Geneseo claims the men's and women's top spots in Division III.
Abbey D'Agostino XC

Climbing Ivies

Despite hosting two top 10 teams at the Dartmouth Invitational on Saturday, All-American Abbey D'Agostino simply had no peer as she won the 6k race by more than 30 seconds. It was an impressive weekend for the Ivies.
Mitch Goose Iona

The Golden Goose

Mitch Goose has had several hairstyles in his Iona career, but even a mohawk pompadour can't overshadow his talent. He and his Gaels enter the 2012 season with the No. 8 national ranking.
Ajee Wilson OT

Wilson Changes Focus

Armory All-Star Ajee Wilson, who won her second IAAF championship this summer at World Juniors, has decided not to go to college this fall, according to NJRunners.com. Instead she intends to focus on qualifying for Team USA at the 2013 World Championships in Russia.
Brigetta Barrett

College Ties

When track & field athletes climb the medals platform at the Olympic Games, they are often not just representing their nation, but the American universities that supported them and helped them achieve their dreams. Like silver medalist Brigetta Barrett of the University of Arizona.
Aisling Cuffe PAC 10s

From The Armory To The World

As the world's elite track & field stars prepare for the Olympics, the globe's young elites are set to compete at the IAAF World Junior Championships in Barcelona, Spain. That includes Aisling Cuffe and several others from the Armory Army.
Cabral at NCAAs

Restoring Glory To Old Nassau

National victories had been alluding Princeton runners since before World War II… until NCAA champ Donn Cabral steepled into town and changed the trajectory of the Tigers' program.

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Illinois Andrew Riley

Splitting Hairs

The men's 100m dash at the NCAA Championships came down to the thousandths before Andrew Riley of Illinois was declared the victor. Then he proclaimed it to be his final race at that distance.

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Phyllis Francis NCAA

Can't Duck The Limelight

After flirting with a sub-50 split in the 4x4 semis at NCAAs, New York City's own Phyllis Francis might be the next star on the horizon. The Oregon sophomore gets her shot at a national title on Friday (and two on Saturday).

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Tony McQuay NCAA

The Fast & The Furious

If you thought Florida's Tony McQuay — who led two others under 45 seconds in a single 400m heat — was fast at the NCAA Championships in Des Moines, wait until you see the times that didn't advance.

Results
Brigetta Barrett Pre Classic

Armory Nation Invades Des Moines

It's hard to define The Armory's footprint, but with the help of the U.S. Track & Field Coaches Association, we've identified 79 athletes headed to the NCAA Championships who went to school in the region, Arizona star Brigetta Barrett included.
Nadia Eke

Hardly Eke-ing One Out

What was supposed to be a long, stressful competition for Columbia rookie Nadia Eke turned out to be a breather as she popped a 20-inch personal best in her first triple jump at the NCAA East Regional.

Results — East | West
Conor McCullough cage

A Cagey Veteran

Princeton's Conor McCullough didn't just have the best throw in the hammer at the NCAA East Regional on Friday, he had the five best throws as his Tigers are aiming for a strong performance at nationals in mid-June.
Tito Medrano

Survive & Advance

Seven Armory athlètes — including Syracuse's Tito Medrano — punched their tickets to the NCAA Championships in Des Moines yesterday from the East Regional in Jacksonville, Fla.
Sheila Reid NCAAs

Double-A's Underway

The NCAA Championship regionals — featuring hundreds who have been through The Armory at youth, high school and college meets — are underway in Jacksonville, Fla., and Austin, Texas. Happy Villanovan Sheila Reid is a favorite in the 5k.

Results — East | West
Semoy Hackett

Let The Games Begin

The road to the NCAA Division I Track & Field Championships begin Thursday in Jacksonville, Fla., and Austin, Texas. But LSU sprint star Semoy Hackett has her eyes focused on Des Moines, Iowa, the finals destination.
Donn Cabral ACR

Another Ivy Stunner

Princeton senior Donn Cabral found himself surrounded by positive thinking on his flight to California for the USATF Oxy High Performance Meet. And the result was the Ivy League's second American College Record of the week.
Aaron Konigsberg

Now It's National

The NCAA has announced its fields for its regional championships, the first step toward a national title. A multitude of selectees cut their track & field teeth at The Armory, including Stanford javelin thrower Aaron Konigsberg, who competed at Ivy Prep meets for Hackley.
Kyle Merber 3:35

Graduating To Stardom [Updated]

Kyle Merber has been a recognizable runner for quite a while, but tonight he hit the big time, running what may be an American College Record in the 1,500-meter run in Swarthmore, Pa. And tomorrow? Columbia's graduation.
Duck Dominance

Duck Dominance

The storied University of Oregon track & field programs rely primarily on distance running to illustrate their history, but a new breed of dashing Duck — rooted here at The Armory — brought home top honors from the PAC-12 Championships.
Mason IC4A

Racin' Mason

The men of George Mason were forced to give it all up for the team on Sunday at the 136th IC4A Championships in Princeton, N.J. As a result the Patriots had to make room for the championship trophy on the bus back to suburban D.C.
Francis sisters PAC-12

No Ducking The Limelight

After years of pounding out jaw-dropping times on The Armory oval in hometown New York City, the Francis sisters — Claudia and Phyllis — stole center stage Saturday at the PAC-12 Championships in Eugene, Ore.
Dalilah Muhammad USC

Leaders of the PAC

Throws, jumps, sprints, hurdles or distance. Those taking in the PAC-12 Championships at Hayward Field in Track Town this weekend will be taking in a lot of athletes — like USC's Dalilah Muhammad — from The Armory region.
Cabral Look Back

No Looking Back

Donn Cabral claimed his third Outdoor Heps double to give Princeton the team win, but now it is time for him to look ahead to the NCAA, the Olympic Trials and even beyond. Elliott Denman looks at all the college conference action from the weekend.
Conference Call

Conference Call

On the collegiate scene, the next two weekends will see a bevy of conference championships across the country. And K-State high-jumping phenom Erik Kynard won't be obstructed by any hoopsters at the Big XII Champs.
Donn Cabral Penns

New Attitude At Old Nassau

After shocking those at Franklin Field last year in the 4xmile at the Penn Relays, Princeton did it again in 2012, winning the DMR. Can the Tigers pull off yet another 4xmile crown on Saturday?
Victoria Flowers

Blossoming Flowers

A former record holder at The Armory, UConn's Victoria Flowers competed a sweep of the shot and hammer throw at the Larry Ellis Invitational in Princeton with an eye on the U.S. Olympic Trials.
Phil Cawkwell

Former HS Stars Shine At Vassar

Philip Cawkwell — a high school star at Byram Hills before running at Penn — returned to Vassar's Spring Invitational as an open athlete… and took both the 1,500- and 3,000-meter races.
Dan Mecca

A Global Metropolitan

In New York City, winning locally takes a commitment to recruiting globally. Manhattan Coach Dan Mecca has proven that in defending its Metropolitan Intercollegiate championship on Saturday.
Penn Relays York

A Track & Field Pilgrimage

Each year more than 110,000 people come through the gates at Franklin Field for the three-day celebration of the Penn Relays. Sports Illustrated's Tim Layden recently wrote that the Relays are "where a sport's passion is annually reborn."
Chad Noelle Oregon

Local Ducks Score Bests

New York native Chad Noelle opened his college careet at Oregon for the metric equivalent to a 4:04 mile while another former Empire State star, Megan Patrignelli, also pulled off a 1,500m PR on Saturday.
Weaver Stadium

Next Stop: Princeton

There will be great action — on all levels — at the 12th annual Sam Howell Invitational at Princeton's Weaver Stadium beginning Friday, including local high school standouts Ajee Wilson, Edward Cheserek and Brianna Nerud.
Steeplechase Dick Shea Open

The Polar Bear Club

The heartiest people in New York yesterday may have been the steeplechasers at the Dick Shea Open in West Point. Mark Castelli shook off the frigid temperatures and the opposition to claim victory.
Claudia Francis UO

Teammates At Last

The Francis sisters, who grew up in Queens, are finally teammates — but 3,000 miles from home. Those two, along with others from the Armory region, have made the Oregon Ducks national champions.
Spratling Marvellous

Simply Marvellous

The 2012 Armory College Athletes of the Year have been chosen and the top honors go to Pitt's Brycen Spratling, who smashed a college record, and Marvellous Iheukwumere, who took Columbia to new heights.
Brycen Spratling

Bouncing To Boise

The NCAA Indoor Championships will take place Friday and Saturday in Boise, Idaho, and a number of the participants have made headlines here at The Armory, including Pitt's Brycen Spratling.
Kyle Merber runs sub-4 mile at Armory

Sub-4 in the Last Chance

Columbia's Kyle Merber, who has run sub-4 at the Last Chance before, won the fastest section in 3:59.44 as The Armory's season sub-4 count moved to 18.

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ECAC Day 2

Bates, MIT Take Titles

Junior thrower David Pless tallied 18 points — including an Armory D3 shot put record — to lead the Bates Bobcats to the men's team title at the ECAC Division III Championships at The Armory. MIT took the women's title.

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Abbey D'Agostino

Three Advance In DMR

Florida, Dartmouth and UConn all hit the NCAA automatic qualifier in the women's DMR at tonight's Columbia Last Chance. The Gators won in 10:58.77 followed closely by the Big Green (11:00.62).

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Armory 100 years flag

5k Photo Finish

Rowan senior Eric Dubois was a close winner over Conn College sophomore Michael LeDuc in the 5k on Day 1 at the ECAC Division III Championships at The Armory.

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Columbia Wins Heps

Light Blue Sunday

After a history of trials and tribulations, the women's team from Columbia University claimed its first Ivy League Indoor Heps Championship in Ithaca, N.Y., on Sunday.
UAA Live Video

UAA, All The Way

The University Athletic Association — known as the UAA — will battle it out for the conference championships at The Armory on Saturday and Sunday on the fastest oval in the land.

Schedule | Start Lists & Results
UAA Live Video Day 2

WashU Takes UAA Crowns

Washington University of St. Louis claimed rhe University Athletic Association (UAA) title for both men and women at The Armory on Sunday.

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NJAC Championships

TCNJ, Ramapo Take Titles

The TCNJ men continued a long-standing dominance at the New Jersey Athletic Conference at The Armory on Friday, but it was Ramapo ending the TCNJ women's indoor title run at 14.

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Emily Infield

Hoyas, Irish Take Crowns

Paced by Emily Infeld, the Georgetown Hoyas took the Big East Championship for the women while the Fightin' Irish of Notre Dame claimed the men's crown.

Results | Photos
Iona senior Leonard Korir

Who's The MAAC?

Mitch Goose broke four minutes in the mile and Leonard Korir got an NCAA qualifier in the 3k (7:51.83), but Manhattan took another team title on the men's side while St. Peter's won for the women.

Results
Miles Batty Mile

Going Batty Over Miles' Mile

While 5,000 fans watched the famed Wanamaker Mile at The Armory, there were also two dozen or so young men packed into a Seattle hotel room watching every step as their teammate Miles Batty broke the collegiate record.
Dalilah Muhammad USC

NB Collegiates Day One

Day 1 of the New Balance Collegiate Invitational is over as 200 teams scurry about Gotham this evening. Local product Dalilah Muhammad of Southern Cal can help her Trojans get around the town.

Schedule & Results
Prepare NBCI

Preparations Are Underway

Two-hundred college and university teams are descending upon New York City in advance of the New Balance Collegiate Invitational, which begins Friday morning. There is nothing like being here, but you will be able to see a webcast.
Marie-Amelie Le Fur

Noting The Collegiates

The largest annual college sports event in the New York metropolitan area — the New Balance Collegiate Invitational — will take place next week at The Armory. Expect all eyes to be on French Paralympian Marie-Amelie LeFur when she competes.
NBCI Entries

Collegiate Entries Posted

Here's something to shout about, the 2012 New Balance Collegiate Invitational seeding process is now complete and the entries for the nation's biggest and best indoor college meet are now available.
Calvin Dascent

HBCU Race Featured At Millrose

The Millrose Games will host a 4x400-meter relay comprised of teams from the nation's Historically Black Colleges & Universities for the first time. The schedule for the Games now has a times.
Kyle Merber Millrose

College Marks Could Fall at Millrose

An impressive list of collegiate middle distance stars — including former Millrose high school champ Kyle Merber, now at Columbia — are taking aim at the college records in the Wanamaker Men's Mile and Women's Metric Mile.
Matt VanDenHengel

What A Day!

Matt VanDenHengel of Gwynedd Mercy College found out he was running against Alan Webb about five minutes before the race. "I got really nervous," he admitted.
Lucy Van Dalen

We're No. 1

At this early point in the college indoor track & field season, local athletes and products of New York City are ranked high among the national leaders in their specific events, including Stony Brook's Lucy Van Dalen.
Annemie Smith

The YouTube Thrower

University of Iowa freshman hammer-throw specialist Annemie Smith is something of a self-directed learner. But she got a bit of help from an unexpected resource — YouTube videos.
The Bowerman 2011

Armory Champ Beard Claims 'Heisman'

Jessica Beard, who won at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational last year, claimed college track's Heisman Trophy — the Bowerman — along with Ngoni Makusha of Florida State, who also competed at The Armory.
Waverly Neer Record

Her Place On That Wall

Waverly Neer, now a first-year at Columbia, didn't just break The Armory's high school 5k record last March, she got the chance to place her exploit on the wall — an Armory first.
Wisconsin Wins

Wisconsin Byrnes It Up

Two former NYC-area coaches claimed NCAA Cross Country Championships in Terre Haute, Ind., today as former Iona Coach Mick Byrne's Wisconsin men and former Columbia assistant Chris Miltenberg's Georgetown women took the top prizes.
Sheila Reid NCAA

Monday Madness

The NCAA Division I cross country season comes to an end today in Terre Haute, Ind., as the nation's best teams and individuals make runs for a national title. Can Villanova's Sheila Reid repeat?
Neely Spence NCAA

No Sus-Spence In The Snow

Shippensburg senior and Armory favorite Neely Spence won her second straight Division II national championship in Washington State's wintry conditions, but she'd have preferred the run to be a bit quicker.
Joe Stilin IC4A

Closing A Career In Style

Princeton senior Joe Stilin ran the final cross country race of his career in Van Cortlandt Park on Saturday and finished as both a team and individual champion at the venerable IC4A Championships.
Columbia In Black

Columbia Blue? Not This Time

The Columbia Lions got to the heart of team unity at the NCAA Northeast Regionals by stripping themselves of external identity. And it worked as they advanced to their first national championship after several near misses.
Mick Byrne Wisconsin

We're Not The Ones

Mick Byrne, who turned Iona into a national cross country power before taking over at Wisconsin in 2008, heads into Monday's NCAA Championship as the favorite. Even if he is denying it.
Leonard Korir NCAA Regional Champ

The Final Run

The NCAA Cross Country Championships are all that remain in the college season and a number of local teams and individuals will be in pursuit of a national title. Perhaps no one is as capable as Iona's Leonard Korir.
Justin Harris SUNY New Paltz

D-III Takes The Stage

The State of New York has been cross country strong among the ranks of the NCAA's Division III schools and New Paltz Assistant Justin Harris, a former Armory standout, shared his thoughts on the topic.
Villanova Women NCAA XC Champ

The NCAA Chase Begins

The Villanova women begin the defense of their NCAA Cross Country Championship this weekend at the Mid-Atlantic Regional in Princess Anne, Md. Currently ranked second nationally, can Coach Gina Procaccio's team hoist the hardware again?
Ivy XC Championships 2011

Slip Sliding Away

All bets were off in Princeton, N.J., today as winter weather — cold rain turning to heavy snow — favored those who could hurdle over the mental obstacles that the conditions delivered.
Princeton XC - Cabral

Conference Call

Between today and Monday, all 32 NCAA Division I conferences supporting cross country will host their championships with 25 of them coming on Saturday. Princeton's Donn Cabral (514) will attempt to defend both his individual and team titles from 2010.
VCP Weekend

Van Cortlandt Non-Stop

The trails at Van Cortlandt Park won't get a break this week as seven meets and more than 30 races will plow through its paths in the Bronx. Hopefully that will be all the plowing necessary this weekend.
Ohio State at NBCI

School Spirit On Tap

When the New Balance Collegiate Invitational rolls into town on Feb. 3-4, it won't just showcase an amazing array of talent, it will also be a chance for teams and their NYC-based alums, from colleges far and wide, to show their school spirit.
Wisconsin adidas Invitational

Seminoles, Badgers Assert Control

With two high-profile college cross country events in the Midwest this week, the outcome left observers wondering if the pack mentalities of the Wisconsin men and the Florida State women might be enough for national titles.
Bowerman Invite

Track's Heisman Trophy

Among the favorites for the 2011 Bowerman Awards are Jessica Beard and Christian Taylor, both Armory standouts and World Championships' gold medalists. The awards ceremony will be part of December's USTFCCCA Convention in San Antonio.
Iona Gaels Cross Country

Iona Putting Beliefs To Test

The Iona Gaels, the nation's No. 5 men's cross country squad, is preparing for a big challenge — the Indiana State Pre-Nationals on Sunday. Alex Lohr of FloTrack caught up with them in New Rochelle to get the inside scoop on the program.
Metropolitan Intercollegiate Championships

A Beautiful Light Blue Day

The men and women of Columbia continued their dominance at the Metropolitan Intercollegiate Championships in Van Cortlandt Park on Friday, but Fordham's Julian Saad and Rutgers' Brianna Deming had break-out efforts to claim individual titles.
Historical Van Cortlandt Park Photo

That Park Made Me

As all eyes turn toward Van Cortlandt Park this weekend for the Manhattans, it's a good time to look at what makes it such a special place. Olympian Matt Centrowitz — bottom right in the 'Power' jersey — was battle-tested by Vanny and remains ever thankful.
Sooners of Oklahoma at Paul Short Run

Boomer Sooner

No. 4 Oklahoma ventured East for the Paul Short Invitational, and lived up to their billing as Jeremy Sudbury, George Alex and Bill Kogel finished second, third and fourth. For the women, Providence edged Villanova despite Wildcat Bogdana Mimic's individual victory.
Kyle Merber

Back On Course

Columbia sub-four miler Kyle Merber has a big test Friday at the Brooks Paul Short Invitational. After the ordeal he's been through, winning won't be his measure of success. Simply competing is joy enough.
Villanova XC - Paul Short

Ready For The Short Run

Providence and Villanova will be aiming for Big East Conference rival and national No. 1 Georgetown in the women's Gold race Friday at the Brooks Paul Short Invitational in Bethlehem, Pa. 'Nova's Sheila Reid, the defending NCAA champion, is slated to compete.
Aisling Cuffe and Kathy Kroeger

Bay Area East?

Stanford had a great start to its cross country season, winning its own Invitational. The victories also had quite an East coast flavor as nearly a quarter of the Cardinal runners hail from New York and New Jersey, including freshman sensation Aisling Cuffe.
Big East Invites

And Away We Go

While most Big East Conference campuses are reeling from the weekend realignment news, the Atlantic Coast Conference website is welcoming the additions of Syracuse and Pitt. The dominoes have just begun to fall.
Iona senior Leonard Korir

A Korir Year?

After winning NCAA championships in March and June, Iona senior Leonard Korir has begun his march for yet another title in November. He opened the 2011 cross country season with an easy victory at the Meet of Champions in the Bronx.
Calling all Coaches

Calling College Coaches

There are a limited number of open slots for this winter's NYRR Saturday at the Armory series. If you are a college coach looking to fill out your schedule, you might want to take a look... quickly!
Delaware Men's Track Club

Refusing To Be Dropped

At the dawn of 2011, the University of Delaware opted to drop its men's track & field and cross country programs. But those who stayed decided to just keep running toward the finish line.
Eddie Owens - Princeton

Princeton Prevails In The Bronx

The Princeton Tigers — both men and women — asserted themselves at the Fordham Fiasco in the Bronx Saturday. Freshman Eddie Owens, a star at Packer Collegiate last year, was second in his college debut.
Princeton XC

The Fiasco Ahead

The Fordham Fiasco, starring the highly-ranked Princeton Tigers and All-American Donn Cabral, will take place on Saturday at Van Cortlandt Park. The schedule of events, honoring the 10th anniversary of 9/11, will include guest speaker and race starter Rep. Peter King.
Emily Infeld and Leonard Korir

Hoya Saxa: G'town Ranked No. 1

Georgetown, led by Emily Infeld, is the No. 1-ranked women's team in the country while Iona's Leonard Korir, a two-time national champion on the track, has the Gaels ranked fifth among men.
Dr. Ted Bulling

Bulling Takes The Wheel

Nebraska Wesleyan coach Dr. Ted Bulling has become the first NCAA Division III coach to serve as President of the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) Board of Directors.
Jessica Beard at the Armory

Bowerman Favorite Lands A Spot

Texas A&M's Jessica Beard, newly installed as the favorite for college track's version of the Heisman Trophy, recently found out that she would be running at the World Championships.
Jesse Owens and Ben Johnson

Owens' Missing Foe

Seventy-five years ago last week, Jesse Owens was busy showing up Adolf Hitler at the Berlin Olympics. Yet, had a Columbia University student named Ben Johnson remained healthy, Owens' push for four gold medals might have proven much tougher.
NCAA HQ

Winds of Change?

For years the NCAA presidents have promised hard-hitting change to combat the highly-publicized ills of college athletics. But everyone is asking the same question, "Are they serious this time?"
Brigetta Barrett

Barrett: High Jump, High GPA

Former New York state high jump champion and brainiac Brigetta Barrett will be looking to continue her sensational run at the World Championships later this month.
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