Belmont student-athletes broke a new slate of school records in track and field’s second weekend of competition. While the majority of the team competed at the Ole Miss Classic in Oxford, Mississippi, some distance runners raced at North Carolina State University’s highly competitive Raleigh Relays on Thursday and Friday. The team impressively added a couple program records and several PRs across the board during the weekend. Over in Raleigh, sophomore Ethan Hammer shattered

Making their final Ohio Valley Conference Indoor Championship meet a memorable one, Belmont University’s track and field teams busted records and brought home hardware in competition Wednesday and Thursday. Heading south to the Birmingham CrossPlex, the women’s team finished second overall with 122 points and 12 medals richer, a higher point total and placing than ever before. The men’s team also broke records of their own, finishing third overall and returning home with five

Following an impressive season start at the Commodore Challenge, the Belmont track and field teams made the short drive back to Vanderbilt University where yet another school record fell at the Friday-Saturday meet. The weekend’s Vanderbilt Invitational hosted notable programs like Southeastern Conference’s University of Mississippi, University of Kentucky and Vanderbilt itself, alongside Arkansas State University, Georgia State University and the University of Memphis. These

Belmont track and field had a rust-buster to remember with three program records broken at the Commodore Challenge, kicking of their indoor season in fine form. Hosted by neighbor Vanderbilt University at its multipurpose facility down the road from Belmont, 14 universities competed Friday and Saturday, including Southeastern Conference’s Auburn University, Atlantic Coast Conference’s Georgia Tech and several Ohio Valley Conference schools. This marked the first time since Fe