The men's track and field program at the University has been honored as one of the nation's most accomplished academic teams by its national coaching body.[read more]

As the only Division III competitors in their events at the USA Track and Field Junior Nationals, Rochester athletes James Vavra and Jason Zayac gave good accounts of themselves.[read more]

Two men who just completed their freshman seasons at the University will run this weekend at the United States Track & Field Association Junior National Championships.[read more]

Sam Albert, who competed and coached track and field at the University of Rochester, has been named to the newly created position of Director of Track and Field.[read more]

Antista has been named to the ESPN The Magazine College Division Academic All-District One First Team for men’s track and field and cross country. District One encompasses New England and New York State. He is a native of Havertown, PA and an alumnus of Haverford Township Senior High School. As a First Team honoree, Antista moves on to the national ballot for consideration as an Academic All-American.

He was a four-year letterwinner for the men’s indoor and outdoor track programs. He ran on five ECAC relay teams. During the 2009 indoor season, he helped the 16th-seeded 4x400 meter relay to a fourth place finish at the ECAC Championships.

Away from the cinders, Antista was the track and field representative to the Varsity Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. He was elected to Phi Beta Kappa, the illustrious international honor society. He was a member of the Golden Key international honor society.

As a junior in 2007-08, Antista received the University’s Mary B. Ascher Prize as the top political science student in the junior class. He was elected to the Theta Alpha Kappa religion honors society and was listed among Who’s Who in the Class of 2009.

He received the Dean’s Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Research as well as a Dean’s Scholarship. He took part in the National Student Leadership Conference for three straight years. In 2008, Antista worked as an intern on the Midwest Finance Desk for the Democratic National Committee in Washington, D.C.

Antista was graduated from the University on May 17 with a dual degree in Political Science and Religion and Classics. He had a cumulative grade point average of 3.88 on a 4.00 scale and graduated magna cum laudei. His religion degree came with highest distinction by the faculty.

With distance performers Brian Lang and Dan Chebot coming through in their events, the men's track and field team finished in 35th place overall at the ECAC Championships hosted by Springfield College.[read more]

The University of Rochester men's outdoor track and field team finished in fifth place out of nine schools at the New York State Collegiate Track Conference Championships.[read more]

Three men from the University of Rochester finished in the top eight in the hammer throw at the NY State Collegiate Track Conference Championships.[read more]

The University of Rochester Men’s track team posted very impressive results while competing in the SUNY Geneseo Invitational. Many athletes qualified for ECACs.[read more]

One relay for the men's outdoor track and field team qualified for the ECAC Championships and another came within six one-hundredths of a second.[read more]

The UR Invitational - a lrage-scale home outdoor track and field meet for men and women - has been cancelled.[read more]

The men's indoor track and field team finished in 14th place overall at the ECAC Championships held at Tufts University.[read more]

The men’s indoor track and field team produced seven ECAC-qualifying performances and finished fifth out of nine teams at the NYSCTC Championships.[read more]

Through seven events, the men's indoor track and field team is holding its own at the New York State Collegiate Track Conference championships.[read more]

Travis Buttaccio finished seventh in the pentathlon at the New York State Collegiate Track Conference Championships at Cornell.[read more]

Rochester’s 4x800 meter relay broke the school record by more than a full second in a victory at the Denault Invitational at Cornell University.[read more]

In one of the largest meets of the winter season, Rochester’s indoor track and field team produced a number of good finishes at the Valentines Day Relays.[read more]

Rochester had a pair of individual runnerups plus a second placed relay to highlight its day at the Class of '32 Invitational at Colgate University.[read more]

The University of Rochester men's indoor track and field team produced nine finishes in the top three places at the St. Lawrence Invitational.[read more]

Rochester Institute of Technology meet on Jan. 17, the first time since Dec 12. The Yellowjacket’s got right into the swing of things with three students qualifying for the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) and twenty others qualifying for New Yo[read more]