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8.4.2010 | Women's Track and Field

Women's Track Named All-Academic By USTFCCCA

ITHACA, N.Y. -- Rounding out the academic honors for the Cornell track and field program, the women's team was named an All-Academic team by the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association, the group announced on Wednesday. The Big Red joins 150 other Division I schools from around the country in earning the honor.

8.3.10 | Men's Track and Field, Women's Track and Field

Track and Field Squads Announce Staff Changes

ITHACA, N.Y. -- A trio of changes have shaken up the coaching staff for the Cornell track and field program, with one departure, one addition and one promotion helping to fill out the staff for the 2010-11 season. Coupled with the retirement of throwing coach Mark Bilyk, the new-look staff will still have several familiar faces as the Big Red seeks to continue its unprecedented success in the Ivy League.

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7.28.10 | Women's Track and Field

Four Women's Track Athletes Earn USTFCCCA All-Academic Honors

ITHACA, N.Y. -- Four members of the Cornell women's track and field team were among the 551 athletes recognized by the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association as All-Academic Honorees, the organization announced on Wednesday. Seniors Stephanie Pancoast and Erin Roberts were joined on the list by sophomore Molly Glantz and freshman Kelsey Karys on the list.

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7.22.10 | Men's Track and Field, Women's Track and Field

Bilyk Retires After 27 Years With Cornell Track and Field

ITHACA, N.Y. -- After over 30 years of college coaching, including 27 years as the mentor for the Big Red men's and women's throwers, Mark Bilyk has retired from coaching this summer. For the past two seasons, Bilyk has also balanced his duties as the head equipment manager for the Cornell Athletic Department, a position he moved into full-time on July 1.

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7.12.10 | Women's Track and Field

Uceny Posts 10th-Best Time By American Woman In 1500m

LAUSANNE, Switzerland -- Morgan Uceny ‘07 placed fifth on Thursday and was the top American in the 1500 at the Athletissima Lausanne in Switzerland, running a personal best 4:02.40. Not only the seventh best time in the world this year, 4:02.40 places Morgan #10 on the all-time U.S. Women’s list for 1500 meters.

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7.6.10 | General

Cornell To Induct 12 Into Athletic Hall of Fame

ITHACA, N.Y. -- Twelve new members, including five All-Americans and an Olympic medalist, have been selected for induction into the Cornell University Athletic Hall of Fame at the 33rd annual ceremonies to be held October 15, on the Cornell campus. After this year's class is inducted, the membership in the Hall will stand at 522.

* Cornell Athletics Hall of Fame

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6.30.10 | Men's Track and Field, Women's Track and Field

Weyman Brings Home Track Teams' UK Trip

Members of the Cornell track and field teams are currently in the United Kingdom, part of the quadrennial two-week tour of Great Britain that culminates with the decades-old rivalry with Oxford and Cambridge. Throughout the trip, women's distance coach Artie Smith will send updates from selected student-athletes as they chronicle their experiences for CornellBigRed.com.

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6.30.10 | Men's Track and Field, Women's Track and Field

Cornell and Penn Defeat Oxford and Cambridge In Historic Series

OXFORD, England -- The Big Red track and field team's 2010 Tour of the United Kingdom came upon its final stages on Tuesday as the Transatlantic Series between teams from Cornell and Penn and teams from Oxford and Cambridge was renewed at the historic Iffley Road Track at Oxford. The Series, which for Cornell dates to 1921 (and 1951 for Penn), returned to Iffley Road, the site of the first ever sub-four minute mile run by Roger Bannister in 1954, for the first time since 2002, and the match was contested under warm and sunny skies. The Cornell and Penn women remain unbeaten in the Series, winning 18 of 19 events to defeat Oxford and Cambridge, 125-64, while men were also triumphant, claiming 16 of 19 events to win 118-76.

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