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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Ruby Stauber and Trey Cunningham each picked up their first ACC Performer of the Week honors of the outdoor season. Stauber took home the ACC Women's Track Performer of the Week while Cunningham earned ACC Co-Men's Track Performer of the Week. Trey put together one of the top season-opening times in collegiate history on Saturday, and he continues to improve every time he takes the track, Head Coach Bob Braman said. Ruby has been a model of consistency throughout the indoor and outdoor season. She lost a chance to run a fast time at the Florida Relays, but she cam...

For the second time in the 2022 outdoor track and field season, North Carolina's Madison Wiltrout has been selected for Atlantic Coast Conference Women's Field Performer

GAINESVILLE, Fla - After a great start to the Tom Jones Memorial on Friday, the Noles picked up right where they left off on Saturday. Five Noles cracked the FSU all-time top ten list, including Trey Cunningham who broke Arthur Blake's 35-year old record in the 110m hurdles. Another really good day for our group. What Trey did to run 13.21 in his season opener is almost unheard of. Our sprinters and jumpers had a really good day as well, Head Coach Bob Braman said. Cunningham shined in his first race since the NCAA Indoor Championships on Mar. 12. Cunningham tied his personal best in the...

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Eight Noles were recognized for their achievements on and off the track this past indoor season. Trey Cunningham was named the ACC Men's Indoor Track and Field Scholar-Athlete of the Year for the third straight year. Cunningham is the first track and field athlete in ACC history to win the award in three straight seasons. Cunningham was also one of eight athletes named to the Academic All-ACC team. Cunningham was joined by Jacore Irving, Ahmed Muhumed, Riley Ott, Adriaan Wildschutt, Lauren Ryan, Ruby Stauber and Alonie Sutton. Braman Quote In arguably the greatest indo...

Tallahassee, Fla. –  The Florida State track and field teams saw 12 personal best performances of Friday at FSU Relays at the Mike Long Track. Kelechi Nwanga and Edidiong Odiong contributed their career bests that were among the all-time top 10 performances in FSU history. Nwanaga led the Noles to a one-two finish in the women’s javelin in dominating fashion, measuring at 55.06m, edging her previous best of 54.93.  She still holds the second-best performance in FSU history but inched closer to the school record (55.59m) that was set back in 2018 by Lauri Paredes. Odiong crossed the line ...