Topic: Track & Field

The teams will amp up their training after ending their indoor seasons at HEPS.

Bruno is preparing for the championships in Boston and transitioning to the outdoor season.

The men and women of track and field were trumped by their hosts at the University of Rhode Island Coaches Tribute Invitational in Kingston last weekend. The men’s team secured a seventh place finish while the women’s team claimed fifth overall, both falling to first-place Ram finishes. Ajani Brown ’14 […]

Track teams gear up for upcoming meets after training throughout intercession.

The men and women of indoor track and field opened their seasons Saturday at the Alden Invitational in the Olney Margolies Athletic Center, hosting the University of Rhode Island, Worcester State University, Monroe College, Bryant University and Providence College.

J.J. Riese joined the Bears last week as an assistant coach of track and field.

Track and field coach Reuben Jones will leave Brown for a coaching position at Columbia, becoming the third track and field coach – including program director Michelle Eisenreich – to leave Bruno in the past six weeks.

Michelle Eisenreich, director of track and field and cross country, is leaving the Bears for a position as associate head track and field and cross country coach at Stanford University starting next week.

While most students were stumbling through Spring Weekend debauchery, the men and women of track and field were busy running, jumping and throwing at three different meets. Though none of the meets were scored, both teams performed well at the competitions.

The Bears protected their home turf Saturday as both the men’s and women’s track and field teams clawed their ways to first-place finishes at the annual Brown Invitational. The men earned 165 points, placing them atop the six-team field. The women, finishing with 173 points, narrowly beat the University of Rhode Island to finish first out of the eight teams competing.