Tag: Track and Field

It’s not every day that nearly every athlete of the men’s track and field team—both past and present—sets a new personal best, yet these past seven days have seen Pomona-Pitzer Sagehens, both old and new, do just that. To start things off, the current crop of men’s track and field

This past Saturday found the Pomona College campus—particularly in the vicinity of Strehle Track—fairly quiet, as the Pomona-Pitzer men’s track and field team was without definitive competition. Nonetheless, the Sagecocks found a way to keep themselves occupied during what is usually a day-long affair concerned with improving conference rankings. The

Athletes from the greater Los Angeles area converged on Pomona-Pitzer’s distinctive blue track last Saturday for the annual P-P All-Comers meet. The meet was the first opportunity this season for the members of the P-P women’s track and field team to pull out their orange spandex and put on their

Warm weather kissed the campuses of the Claremont Colleges this past weekend just in time for Family Weekend and Pomona-Pitzer men’s track and field’s season opener. The P-P All Comers meet has become an annual tradition, one that offers the Sagehens the first springtime opportunity to become reacquainted with fast

The Pomona-Pitzer track athletes will make their much-anticipated debut this Saturday at the P-P All-Comers meet. While the home meet is not scored, it will be the first opportunity for the P-P tracksters to flex their competitive muscle against outside opponents. Both the men’s and women’s teams have looked strong

For many college athletes, balancing schoolwork and athletics can be a challenge, but for Roxanne Cook PZ ’13, that is only half the battle. Along with running cross country and track, Cook, a theater major, spends three hours every night in rehearsal. Still, she manages to excel at all she

Some of the finest collegiate and professional athletes in the world made the annual pilgrimage to Strehle Track for the 26th annual Pomona-Pitzer Invitational track meet last Saturday. Competitors were spotted up to a week in advance of the meet, training on the distinctive blue polymer track, some even daring

Before last weekend’s Pomona-Pitzer Invite, head women’s track and field coach Kirk Reynolds warned his team that the easy, early days of competition were over.   Reynold’s words rang true as the cold Saturday dawned. Competitor’s tents stood in every corner of the track as the Sagehens played host to

While the The Student Life prepared to amuse it readers for Aprils Fools’ day, the Pomona-Pitzer women’s trackers were busy making headlines: two weekends, two meets, 23 track events, 16 field events, six CA/NV Collegiate championship qualifiers, four P-P boys left behind when the bus left for Thousand Oaks, three