The North Carolina track and field team has faced increasingly tough competition as the season has progressed. This past weekend's Iowa State Classic was no different. But the Tar Heels stepped up and showed improvement across the board with multiple personal records.
After its meet in Blacksburg, Va., was canceled a week ago, it was important for the North Carolina track and field team to come out firing on all cylinders.
In a tight competition at the Tobacco Road Multis, the spotlight was on Emily Godwin.
In a battle of the state's finest, the North Carolina track and field team shined. In the Tobacco Road Multis from Thursday to Friday this past week.
The North Carolina track and field athletes got off to a red-hot start to the 2016 season, as both the men’s and women’s teams took home first place trophies at the Dick Taylor Carolina Cup on Friday.
For the first time in the history of the event, the North Carolina track and field teams swept the Dick Taylor Carolina Cup in Chapel Hill on Friday and earned two team championships.
With four first-place finishes and numerous personal records, the North Carolina track and field team kicked off the 2016 indoor season by shattering expectations at the Joe Hilton Invitational.
The North Carolina track and field team closed out the outdoor season with eight team members competing at the NCAA Championships in Eugene, Ore.
The North Carolina track and field team sent 24 athletes to compete in the NCAA preliminaries this past weekend in Jacksonville, Fla.
All the hard work and determination of the long track season came to its climax Saturday at the ACC Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Tallahassee, Fla.
It’s hard for any single event to stick out when 15 North Carolina track and field athletes set personal, season or career records in one weekend, but the women who ran the 1,500-meter race put together races that were hard to top.
Seniors Annie LeHardy and Lianne Farber are finally on the same page.
Just one centimeter — less than the width of a dime. That’s how close junior Sarah Howard got to meeting her goal of throwing 17-meters this season in shot put at one of the first outdoor meets this year.
Xenia Rahn didn’t just have a personal best performance.
A new ACC championship record. A broken school record. Twelve All-ACC finishes.
Senior pole vaulter Cameron Overstreet had been working toward the record-setting feat since her sophomore year.
The North Carolina track and field team returns to North Carolina with an abundance of season-best performances. A select group of distance runners travelled to the University of Washington for the Husky Classic, while the rest of the team competed at the Iowa State Invite.
In every meet this season, a member of the North Carolina track and field team has set a personal best. In Winston-Salem, that trend continued.
From the sound of the first gunshot of the Tobacco Road Multis to the last step of the 800-meter dash, all eyes in the Eddie Smith Field House stayed glued to the scoreboard as North Carolina’s Xenia Rahn pursued a record-breaking performance.
On the first day of the Tobacco Road Multis Thursday, injuries plagued the North Carolina’s men’s track and field heptathlon participants.
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