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Miami track and field ended the season on a high note at the UNF East Coast Relays. Over the two days of the weekend, the Hurricanes set new records, personal bests and took home big victories.This weekend included four new record holders in the Miami history books, two of which were entirely new. For starters,
Miami took the road and made a visit to Gainesville for the Florida Relays on Friday and Saturday. The weekend wasn’t the strongest all around, but several built off a strong last week, with four Hurricanes etching their names into the record books.Florida State transfer Milton Ingraham II continued to build on a strong start
With the sun shining and a bright season ahead, Miami’s outdoor track and field stepped into Cobb Stadium and made history throughout the weekend. On Friday alone, there were five ‘Canes who broke into Miami’s outdoor top-six overall for the weekend.The throwers were the highlight of the day. Florida State transfer and grad student Milton
In the second biggest meet of the season, and with the lights of the ACC focused on them, the University of Miami indoor track and field team's stars shone brightly. Through ACC championship weekend, many Hurricanes reached new heights, set new records, and took home individual glory.Starting with the record breakers, quite a few broke
Miami track and field went to Manhattan, Kansas for the DeLoss Dodds invitational, and over the two-day event, several ‘Canes made a statement and made team history.Day OneThe highlight of the day came when Edgar Campre made school history in the heptathlon. With a score of 5,778 points and a first-place finish, Campre now holds