Women’s track and field rebuilds with strong freshmen class
The Ithaca College women’s track and field team is looking to win a consecutive Liberty League Conference title.
The Ithaca College women’s track and field team is looking to win a consecutive Liberty League Conference title.
Senior hurdler Amber Edwards is looking to finish up her collegiate career by qualifying for nationals.
The Ithaca College women’s track and field is looking for another run at the national title this outdoor season.
The freshman on the track and field teams are able to make an immediate impact when they arrive on South Hill due to an intensified training process.
The Ithaca College track and field team competes in multiple meets at Cornell University, a Division I school, during its regular season.
To avoid unwanted damage on their feet, the Ithaca College Track and Field teams do some of their training in the pool for a safer way to practice.
After becoming frustrated with the Eastern College Athletic Conference, a group for coaches from 31 colleges created the All-Atlantic Conference.
The women’s track and field team want to reach the first place podium this year after falling short last season.
Game-day superstitions are becoming more popular now more than ever and athletes at Ithaca College are no exception.
Only having one home meet, impacts school work and attending classes for the men’s and women’s track and field team.
Freshman pole-vaulter and music major Beth Cripps talks about how she tackles both school work and sports.
Student-athletes who participate in outdoor sports have a hard time adjusting to weather conditions that could affect performance and health.