Women’s track and field team to build off outdoor success
After a successful Spring 2021 season that saw the Bombers win national championships in three different events, the Ithaca College women’s track and field team is returning to action.
After a successful Spring 2021 season that saw the Bombers win national championships in three different events, the Ithaca College women’s track and field team is returning to action.
Ithaca College women’s cross-country runner Isabel Johnston, overcame her struggles with a medical condition to become a captain of the team.
Since the Ithaca College women’s cross-country team finished second in the Liberty League in 2019, the COVID-19 pandemic has prevented the Bombers from stepping foot on the race course.
The Ithaca College women’s track and field team is hungry to get back to competition and battle for a chance at the NCAA outdoor championships.
The Bombers women’s track and field team competes against some of the best athletes in Division III in practice everyday.
As the fall varsity season came to a close, men’s soccer, women’s volleyball and the men’s and women’s cross-country teams advanced to NCAA tournaments.
Katelyn Sarkovics was a member of the women’s gymnastics team during her freshman year. As a sophomore, she has transitioned to cross-country.
The women’s cross-country team struggled in 2018 and aims to improve on last season’s championship performances.
Senior runner Hailey Nose missed her junior season in both indoor and outdoor track and field because she went abroad to Iceland.
Members of the Ithaca College women’s cross-country can choose to get their bottom lip tattooed as part of a 10-year long tradition.
Junior runner Meghan Beahan switched from the running club to become a consistent top-10 finisher for the Ithaca College women’s cross-country team.
Senior runner Amanda StClair is one of two captains this season for the Ithaca College women’s cross-country team.