Dani Jones, a four-time NCAA champion at the University of Colorado, has turned professional by signing with Hawi Management, the agency announced on Monday.
May 4, 2020
Former Wisconsin Badger Alicia Monson has turned professional and signed with Total Sports, the agency announced on Thursday.
Apr 16, 2020
The statistics website FiveThirtyEight recently simulated the results of the men’s and women’s NCAA basketball tournaments. To crown the champions, they used their own statistical model and a "100-sided dice roll"
Apr 9, 2020, Pro
When his flight touched down in Albuquerque, New Mexico, for the 2020 NCAA Indoor Championships on March 12, it didn’t take Penn head track and field coach Steve Dolan long to find out it would be a quick trip—after he turned on his phone, he received a notification that the meet was off. He and his two athletes would be turning right around the next day and flying back to the east coast.
Apr 3, 2020, Pro
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Mar 17, 2020
The 2020 NCAA track and field season will always be remembered as the one cut short by a global pandemic, and although a public health crisis can make sports seem trivial, that’s no consolation for the athletes who were set to compete for national championships this year.
Mar 16, 2020, Pro
In the wake of an unprecedented mass cancellation of NCAA championships for all winter and spring sports on Thursday due to the coronavirus pandemic, the collegiate association is reportedly prepared to grant spring athletes another season of eligibility according to NCAA basketball reporter Jeff Goodman. The topic is also being discussed for winter athletes.
Mar 13, 2020
Inside the Albuquerque Convention Center, everything appeared normal. Sprinters took practice starts, vaulters vaulted, batons were exchanged and coaches yelled to watch out in lane one.
All remaining NCAA winter and spring athletic championships have been canceled in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak, including the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships that were scheduled for this weekend.
Mar 12, 2020
All athletes from ACC and Big Ten schools at the 2020 DI NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships have been informed by their conferences that they will not compete this weekend in Albuquerque due to concerns over the coronavirus pandemic.
Yesterday, Lincoln previewed the men’s track races for the NCAA Indoor Championships. Today, I’ll look at the women’s side.
Mar 12, 2020, Pro
Ten minutes before Harvard distance runners Kieran Tuntivate, Abbe Goldstein and Anna Juul were scheduled to leave campus for the airport to compete at the NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships this weekend in Albuquerque, New Mexico, athletics staff informed the student-athletes that they would no longer be permitted to travel and were effectively scratched from the event.
It’s not hyperbole to say that the 2020 DI NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships will be the most unique in the event’s history. Due to the coronavirus outbreak, fans will not be allowed to attend this weekend’s championships (essential staff and limited family are the only exceptions), which will make for a somber competition in the cavernous Albuquerque Convention Center. Harvard has scratched their qualifiers as a precautionary measure, and overall a sense of uneasiness and caution has permeated the meet. Even with titles on the line, the coronavirus figures to be the main topic coming out of Albuquerque this weekend.
Mar 11, 2020, Pro
UPDATE 3/12 - NCAA Bans All Spectators
Mar 11, 2020
Harvard University is set to become the first school to prevent its athletes from competing at the 2020 DI NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships due to the outbreak of the coronavirus, as sophomore Anna Juul announced on Instagram that the university president is forbidding athletes from traveling to Albuquerque for safety reasons.
