Previewing the Boston Valentine Invitational
After sending just 12 runners to the Armory Invitational last week, Syracuse has a chance to score big at the Boston Valentine Invitational on Friday and Saturday. Read more »
Track & Field
Syracuse's Malone sisters can race together for 1st time since high school
For the first time since high school, the Malone sisters are all eligible to run on the same team. Margo returns after qualifying for nationals while Mary improves and Shannon becomes eligible after transferring from Virginia a year ago. Read more »
Justyn Knight builds off past struggles and pressure to stand out at Syracuse
Justyn Knight has used a loss at the Penn Relays, and struggles and pressures in his running career, to become an elite runner. Read more »
Cause of death determined for former runner Sabrina Cammock
Sabrina Cammock died of a cardiac arrhythmia, an irregular heartbeat. The cause of her death was determined in late August. She was 21 years old. Read more »
7 Syracuse runners named All-Americans, most in over 40 years
Syracuse racked up the All-Americans this year, garnering seven to log the highest total for the program in over 40 years. Read more »
Syracuse sends 8 athletes to NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships
Eight Syracuse athletes qualified for the NCAA Championships, the highest number for an SU team in over 30 years. Read more »
Margo Malone talks about winning 10,000-meter run in ACC championships
Margo Malone won the 10,000-meter run in the ACC championships. She said her strategy was to hang back at the start then burst ahead at the finish. Read more »
Justyn Knight discusses losing shoe in ACC championship race and ensuing social media blowup
Justyn Knight manage to win his 1500-meter race in the ACC championship, but the majority of the race was run without his right shoe on. Read more »
Justyn Knight, Margo Malone win individual gold medals at ACC outdoor championships
Justyn Knight and Margo Malone took top honors for Syracuse this weekend at the ACC outdoor championships, with Knight finishing his race without a shoe. Read more »
Syracuse runner Reed Kamyszek hopes to continue athletic career at graduate school
Kamyszek will leave Syracuse after graduation as one of its most successful runners of all-time, on the course and in the classroom. He'll look to continue his running career when he goes to Duke for graduate school. Read more »
Syracuse men's track and field garners 1st-ever national ranking
Syracuse men's track and field is ranked No. 19. It's the first-ever national ranking it's held. Read more »
Syracuse runners place well in Payton Jordan Invitational, Cornell Outdoor Invitational
Syracuse track and field placed well at the Payton Jordan Invitational and the Cornell Outdoor Invitational this weekend. Read more »
Dan Lennon prepares for return to track after month-long hiatus
Since last running the 10,000-meter over a month ago, Lennon has been slowly working his way back into form. Only recently has he begun to tack on more mileage to his practice regiment. Read more »
Rebecca Robinson finds consistency for Syracuse using maturity, soccer background, subtle daily routine
Inconsistency plagued Rebecca Robinson throughout her freshman year at Syracuse. She missed being home and struggled to adjust to her new college environment. Now a junior, Robinson has finally settled down, attributing her newfound consistency to an increase in maturity. Read more »
Justyn Knight, Jessie Peterson lead Syracuse in Virginia Challenge
Justyn Knight made his track debut for Syracuse in the 1500-meter. He finished first with a time of 3:39.66, breaking the school record that had stood since 1972. On the women's side, Jessie Petersen won the 10k with at time of 34:18.63. Read more »
Martin Hehir reflects on record-breaking run, looks ahead to next race at Stanford
Martin Hehir, a senior, led all collegiate runners in the event with a time of 28:27.70 and finished second overall, behind only three-time Olympian Juan Luis Barrios. But even after breaking another Syracuse record — one that had stood since 1982— Hehir isn’t ready to revel in his achievements. Read more »
Syracuse sprinters impress in Miami Hurricane Alumni Invitational
Rebecca Robinson was the top collegiate finisher in the 400-meter dash, placing second with a time of 53.76. She also took eighth in the 200-meters, timing in at 24.28. Read more »
Jabari Butler continues to build toward Syracuse record in high jump by improving speed and strength
Jabari Butler is just three inches shy of breaking the Syracuse record in the high jump. But he's gotten that close by practicing his speed and improving his strength. Read more »
Syracuse competes in trio of invitationals over weekend
Martin Hehir led Syracuse with a second-place finish in the Stanford Invitational as the Orange competed in a trio of invitationals over the weekend. Read more »
Here's a look at notable moments for SU Athletics during the month of March
March 2015 was a hectic month of news for Syracuse University Athletics. Here's a look at some of the more notable storylines Read more »
Steeplechase runner Haley Cutright adjusts to Syracuse's limited facilities
Haley Cutright is one of Syracuse's best steeplechasers, and she's developed the skill without a steeplechase facility at Manley Field House. Read more »
Syracuse teammates, coaches look ahead, reflect on death of Sabrina Cammock
It has been 19 days since Sabrina Cammock’s death. The healing has begun, as each day helps each runner feel a little better, but it is far from over, assistant coach Dave Hegland said. The first workout, the first Monday back from spring break, the first time SU will compete, each milestone presents a new challenge from old memories. Read more »
Donald Pollitt uses diet, trash talk, experience to prepare for final season for Syracuse
Donald Pollitt has been fueled by his previous failure as he trains for outdoor track and field. A senior who is running his final season for Syracuse, he's improving with the help of constant trash-talk from teammates, a re-focused diet and a new perspective. Read more »
Freddie Crittenden develops as mentor for David Gilstrap, helps duo excel for Syracuse
Syracuse's David Gilstrap and Freddie Crittenden have become best friends as athletes on the Orange, and it's helped them both on and off the track. Read more »
