The College’s men’s and women’s track and field teams had solid performances at the Greyhound Invitational at Moravian College this past weekend.
The men were led by a record-breaking performance from junior Steven D’Aiutolo, who broke the school record in the triple jump (held by himself) by leaping 14.35 meters, good for second place in the [...]

On a beautiful day last weekend, the College hosted the New Jersey Invitational and came away with some stellar performances against a field of 16 teams.

The College tested itself this weekend against several Division I and Division III teams at the Sam Howell Invitational at Princeton University.

Despite some inclement weather, the College’s track and field teams recorded strong performances in their start to the outdoor season.

The College made its mark at the NCAA Division III championships, both individually and as a team, with the women getting seventh place and the men getting 12th place nationally.

The College’s track teams wrapped up an impressive season over the past two weeks, participating in the ECACs and the NCAA Division III championships.

It was a special day for the College’s men’s and women’s track and field teams as they both blew away the rest of the field and won the Division III Challenge at New York University this past Saturday.

A battle in Boston between a plethora of teams saw the College’s track and field athletes get multiple impressive finishes this past weekend.

Despite their best efforts, the College’s men’s and women’s track teams lost to Rider University 100-67 and 92-72, respectively. While the Lions may not have picked up the victory, there were still some positives to take out of the meet as many athletes qualified for the ECAC’s.

Both of the College’s track & field teams excelled this weekend at the Thomson Invitational at the University of Delaware by grabbing top 10 finishes.

The College’s track and field teams traveled to Haverford College and took their opponents by storm on Friday night, Jan. 20, capturing several top finishes in all different areas. The schools they competed against were Haverford, New York University and Widener University.

The College’s men’s and women’s indoor track and field teams both got the new semester off to a good start by placing well in the “Saturday Night at the Armory I” event at the 168th St. Armory in New York, N.Y.

In a meet that came down to the wire for both teams, the College’s men’s and women’s swimming teams picked up huge victories over New York University by securing their wins in the final event.

In what was too little, too late, the College’s final push came up short in its season opener against Stevens Institute of Technology by a score of 26-16.