With four event titles and several personal records, the University of Utah track and field team started the new year with a bang. After a long break, the Utes competed at the Bronco Invite in...
The University of Utah Track and Field team will be competing in the Bronco Invitational Saturday, Jan. 18 in Boise, Idaho. The Utes will be looking to continue their promising early season run...
The University of Utah cross country team recently finished their best season in school history, placing highly in the Pac-12 Championships as well as nationally. Now, with the start of the track...
The University of Utah track and field team had a big weekend at the Weber State Winter Open in Ogden. The open was especially impressive for sophomore Taylor Watson, who broke a school record for 55-meter...
The University of Utah track team is looking forward to its first meet of the season this Friday and Saturday, where they will head north to Ogden for the Weber State Winter Open. Head Coach Kyle Kepler...
What does a grieving process look like? Does it involve sitting in a bedroom and letting out a good cry? What about spending time with those closest to you and reminiscing on good memories? Maybe...
After a thrilling and competitive fall season, the spring sports at the University of Utah came in strong and wrapped up the school year on a high note. Nine sports finished their seasons in the...
The Utes participated in a few different events this weekend, traveling to San Francisco to take part in the Mike Fanelli Track Classic, Orem for the UVU Collegiate Invite, Palo Alto for the...
Sarah Feeny represented the Utah track and field team this weekend at the NCAA Indoor Championships in Birmingham, Alabama.
On Friday, Feeny finished fourth in the mile with a time of 4:37.24....
Utah took part in the 2019 MPSF Indoor Track and Field Championships in Seattle, Washington over the weekend. A second place finish by a group of Utah freshman in the medley relay was the talk...
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