Gators boast 18 total entries to nationals after fourth day of NCAA East Preliminary
By Kaitlyn Wadulack | May 29, 2021Gators track and field have 18 total entries to nationals — 10 for the men and eight on the women’s side.
Gators track and field have 18 total entries to nationals — 10 for the men and eight on the women’s side.
The Florida Gators men's track and field team has 10 entries in the NCAA Outdoor Championships and Clayton Brown and Joseph Fahnbulleh qualified for two events each Friday.
Two more Gators slated spots to nationals, and six runners will compete in Saturday’s finals at the NCAA East Preliminary meet.
Two Gators qualified for nationals and five runners will compete in Friday’s finals at the NCAA East Preliminary meet.
Thirty six Gators compete in the NCAA East Preliminary meet beginning Wednesday with Florida’s sights set on the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
Florida’s men’s and women’s track and field teams finish fourth and sixth in SEC Outdoor Track and Field Championships.
Gators look ahead to a good lineup for Saturday finals in SEC Outdoor Championships after a trio of Friday podium finishes.
Gators on both squads advance to finals after day one of SEC Outdoor Championships.
Florida travels to Texas in hopes of repeating its 2018 glory in the SEC Outdoor Championships.
Florida’s track team finished its regular season in both Jacksonville and Baton Rouge this weekend, with only senior Connor Bandel returning to Gainesville with a victory.
Florida starts well as Tom Jones Memorial gets underway.
Out in the field, Florida boasted a trio of podium finishes.
The Gators impressed in both track and field on the first day of the Florida Relays.
On day one of the outdoor season, Florida broke into the NCAA top-10 in multiple events.
A young Gator squad finishes in the top half with focus on future.
Six Florida athletes qualified for the finals Saturday.
The women’s team finished in second place and the men in fifth in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
On day two of the SEC Indoor Championship, Florida track and field started in second on the women’s side and third on the men’s. By the end of the day, they had fallen to 6th and 9th respectively.
On the first day of the SEC Championship, Florida had a promising start.
In Florida’s final regular season indoor meet, the track and field team finished sixth and eighth.