Fall 2018 newsletter 2018-19 TRACK & FIELD FALL NEWSLETTER

2018-19 LEtter from The HEad Coach COACHING STAFF Director of Track & Field/Cross Country Robyne Johnson

Assitant T&F Coach/ Head Cross Country Coach Paul Spangler

Assistant Coaches Greg Lambert Dan Lefever

Throws Coach Jarred Rome Welcome to our second-annual BU Track sophomore Paul Luevano advanced to Part-Time Assistant Coach & Field Newsletter. In this edition, we will the NCAA quarterfinals in the 1500m run where he finished 24th in the region with David Oluwadara look back on a memorable 2017-18 season and look ahead at what is to come in 18- a time of 3:58.88. Connor Oropeza 19. On the women’s side, senior Tehya Noell Volunteer Assistant Coach But first off, we would all like to welcome qualified for NCAA outdoor regionals in Rosa Moriello some additions to our staff. Dan Lefever the 100m hurdles by finishing first at the was named assistant coach for jumps and Patriot League Outdoor Championships combined events in August of 2018 while with a personal-best time of 13.43 Jarred Rome was named assistant coach seconds. FOLLOW US ON for throws in October of 2018. SOCIAL MEDIA Off the track, we’d like to let you know I am very much looking forward to about some upcoming events at the TTC. working with Dan and Jarred during the We will be holding a speical ceremony to @TerrierTFXC upcoming saeason and you can learn announce the renaming of our BU Season more about their impressive careers on Opener in honor of BU Hall of Famer the next page of this newsletter. Sharon Colyear-Danville on Dec. 1. A permanent banner commemorating the TerrierTFXC Also in the pages that follow, you will annual meet will be unveiled. Sharon and BUAthletics hear about our 2017-18 seasons and her husband, fellow BU Hall of Famer Bob our student-athletes who advanced to Dannville, will both be in attendance. the NCAA Championships and one who earned All-American recognition. In addition, we will be holding a BU Track & Field “Alumni Reunion” on Feb. 2nd TerrierTFXC During the outdoor season, graduate following the Bruce Lehane Scarlet & BUAthletics student David Oluwadara (triple jump) of White Invitational. To RSVP email me at: the men’s track & field team once again [email protected] qualified for the NCAA Division I Track and BUAthletics Field Championships and earned second Thank you for all your support! team All-American honors. Go Terriers! Also during the outdoor season, - Robyne 2018-19 TRACK & FIELD FALL NEWSLETTER

MEET COACH LEFEVER

Dan Lefever will join the Boston University track In 2015, Lefever saw the continued success of & field program as an assistant coach for jumps Katrine Haarklau as she finished her career with a and combined events, director of track & field 12th place finish to secure second team All-Ame- and cross country Robyne Johnson announced rica honors, her fourth All-America finish in the this week. pole vault. An Outdoor NCAA Championships qualifier for each of her four years, Haarklau was Lefever arrives at BU from Stanford University 15th in 2012, 5th in 2013, and 6th in 2014. Ad- where he assisted in the pole vault, jumps, and ditionally, in 2013, she broke the school record combined events. Prior to Stanford, Lefever spent in the outdoor pole vault (4.35m/14-3.25) and Ja- 14 years at Missouri as a volunteer, assistant, and velin (49.56/162‘7“). Haarklau was also a Missouri associate head coach. Top Ten performer in the pentathlon (3699) and heptathlon(5374). „We‘re thrilled to welcome Dan to Boston Univer- sity,“ Johnson said. „He has had great success at Beginning as a volunteer pole vault coach at the every school he has coached and his extensive University of Missouri in 2002, Lefever started experience in vertical jumps and combined events will be a Ph.D. in educational leadership and policy analysis with invaluable to us. Both our men‘s and women‘s team will emphasis in sport psychology. That same year, he mentored benefit greatly from Dan‘s ability to get the very best out of pole vaulter Jennifer Bennett (13‘7“) to school record, Big 12 the athletes he coaches.“ championship and first team All-America honors.

In 2016, his final year at Missouri, Lefever guided pole Prior to his transition to the University of Missouri, Lefever vaulters Alyssa Applebee (4.22m/13‘10“) and Matt Ludwig completed a master‘s degree in counseling psychology and (5.46m/17‘10“) to school records and SEC scoring positions coached the pole vault at Boston College. on their way to first and second team All-America perfor- mances. Ludwig was the highest placing freshman male A graduate of Nebraska Wesleyan University in 2000, Lefe- vaulter in the country at the outdoor 2016 NCAA champi- ver studied exercise science and psychology. While at NWU, onships. Lefever competed in the pole vault where he was competi- tive at the conference and national level.

MEET COACH ROME

Jarred Rome was named throws coach by Boston In addition to his coaching achievements, University director of track & field Robyne Johnson Rome was the 2004 USA Olympic Trials Cham- in October of 2018. pion and competed at the 2004 Olympic Ga- mes in Athens and the 2012 Games in London. Rome, a two-time USA Olympian and two-time He also represented the USA on four World USA national champion in the discus, joined Championships Teams (2005, 2007, 2009, 2011) Johnson’s staff after serving as the associate head while finishing in the top three at the USA coach at Concordia University since 2013. Rome Championships nine times. During that span, also served as the director of the Concordia Uni- he also competed at four straight Olympic versity Throw Center. Trials (2000, 2004, 2008, 2012). He also took home a silver medal in the discus at the 2011 In his five years at NCAA DII Concordia, Rome coa- Pan American Games. ched five national champions, 33 All-Americans, 34 conference champions, 12 conference record Rome was ranked in the top five on the USA holders and two national championship meet performance list in the discus for 14 straight record holders. In 2017-18, he coached McKenzie Warren to years (2000-13) and was the nation‘s No. 1 ranked thrower the NCAA Division II national record in the shot put with a in 2004, 2005, 2007 and 2011. mark of 58’3” and led Concordia University men to both the indoor and outdoor conference titles in 2018. For his efforts, A six-time NCAA DI All-American while competing for Boise Rome was named USTFCCCA National Assistant Coach of State University, Rome earned three national distinctions the Year in 2018. in the shot put and three in the discus, becoming the most decorated track & field athlete in school history. 2018-19 TRACK & FIELD FALL NEWSLETTER

TRACK YEAR IN REVIEW INDOOR During the 2017-18 indoor season, the women‘s team bronze in the 200m dash with a time of 25.01. used five gold medal performances to finish fourth over- all as a team at the Patriot League Indoor Champions- Junior Jordan Coverson won gold in the 400m dash with hips held at Bucknell‘s Gerhard Fieldhouse on February a time 57.39 while freshman Mikajah Hayes finished 17 & 18. third with a time of 58.03 to earn bronze while freshman Cecelia Gerstenbacher took home two medals, winning BU finished with 129 points, behind PL Champion Buck- silver in the 200m dash with a time of 24.83 and later nell (158.5), Army (154) and Navy (140). taking third in the 60m dash with a time of 7.72.

On Day 1 of the PL Championships, senior Tehya Noell On the men’s side, the Terriers recorded nine top-five -fi won gold in the long jump with a 5.89m (19‘ 14“) effort, nishes to earn 62 points as a team and finish fifth overall. outdistancing Alexa DiGregorio of Bucknell (5.76m 18‘ 10.75“). The men were led by senior Jason Biesma who earned 5041 points in the heptathlon to break his own school Later in the meet, Noell won gold in the 60m hurdles record of 4926 points. Biesma finished second to earn a with at time of 8.53. The time tied the PL Championship silver medal. meet record set in 2017 by Boston University‘s Toria Levy. Freshman Nikolas Smith finished third in the 400m dash with a time of 49.60 to win bronze while senior Cameron Sophomore Gillian Morrison finished first in the pentath- Nurse finished just off the podium in fourth with a time lon with a score of 3556 points to win gold, well ahead of 50.02. of second-place finisher Lynne Mooradian of Army (3420 points). In the final event of the meet, the 4x400m relay team of Nikolas Smith, Robie Webster, Haig Rickerby, Came- Sophomore Leah Fowlkes won gold in the 500m run ron Nurse finished second with a time of 3:18.62 to win with a time of 1:13.86. Later in the meet, Fowlkes won silver.

Nikolas Smith won bronze in the 400m dash with a Tehya Noell won gold in the long jump and the 60m time of 49.60 at the PL Championships. hurdles at the 2018 Indoor PL Championships. 2018-19 TRACK & FIELD FALL NEWSLETTER

TRACK YEAR IN REVIEW OUTDOOR

During our outdoor season, the women’s and men’s track senior Tehya Noell who won gold in the long jump with & field teams combined for eight Patriot League indivi- a leap of 6.04m (19‘9.75“). Noell also won the 100m dual titles. hurdles with a time of 13.46, a new personal best. Noell beat out teammate Ally Saccone who finished second Competing at the Patriot League Outdoor Champions- with a time of 13.82 to win silver. hips hosted by Lafayette College, the men finished with four gold medals and a total of 84 points, behind 2018 Sophomore Gillian Morrison won gold in the heptathlon PL Outdoor Champion Navy (281 points), runner-up with 4,769 points while in the field, Lovie Burleson won Army West Point (217) and Bucknell (114.5). gold in the triple jump with a 12.18m (39‘11.50“) jump.

Graduate student Justin Flynn won gold in the 100m Also medaling for the Terriers, the 4x100m relay team of dash with a time of 10.45. The time broke the BU school Ally Saccone, Jordan Coverson, Ebony Brown and Tehya record of 10.48 set by both Cam Williams (2015) and Noell won bronze, finishing third with a time of 46.57, Johann Jack (1998). behind Army (45.69) and Navy (45.98).

Graduate student David Oluwadara won gold in the long Ebony Brown won bronze in the 100m dash with a jump (7.35m - 24‘ 1.50“) Oluwadara also won gold in the time of 11.90, setting a new personal best while Jordan triple jump with a jump of 15.14m (49‘8.25“). The victory Coverson won bronze in the 400m dash with a time of was the third-straight outdoor PL title in the triple jump 55.84. for Oluwadara. With her 100m hurdles performance at PLs, Tehya Noell Sophomore Paul Luevano won gold in the 1500m run, qualified for the NCAA prelims in Tampa, Fla. and finis- coming from behind in dramatic fashion with a time hed 43rd with a time of 13.73 seconds. of 3:47.48 to beat second place Keagan Smith of Army . (3:48.91).

Luevano qualified for the NCAA Regional Championship at the University of South Florida in the 1500m run and advanced to the quarterfinals by finishing first in his heat with a time of 3:46.29. In the quarterfinals Luevano finished 24th with a time of 3:58.88.

David Oluwadara also qualified for the NCAA East Regi- onals in the triple jump (his fourth straight year qua- lifying).

At regionals, Oluwadara was one of only 12 qualifiers to come out of the East and moved on to the NCAA Championship in Eugene, Ore. after finishing seventh at regionals with a leap of 16.00 meters ( 52‘6“).

At the NCAA Championship, Oluwadara finished 13th with a jump of 15.89m (52-1¾ ) in a field of 24 and earned second team All-America honors.

On the women‘s side, the Terriers finished with four gold medals and a total of 115.5 points, behind 2018 PL Outdoor Champion Navy (178.5 points) and runner-up Bucknell (141), Lehigh (134) and Army West Point (129).

BU was led by another remarkable performance from David Oluwadara was once again Patriot League Champion and 2nd- Team All American in 2018 2018-19 TRACK & FIELD FALL NEWSLETTER

YEAR IN REVIEW CROSS COUNTRY

On the men‘s side, four Terriers finished in the top 10 to for his second straight top-20 performance at the event. lead the Boston University men‘s cross country team to a For his efforts, Seal was names NCAA Cross Country All runner-up finish at the Patriot League Championship on Regional. October 27th at Bucknell. On the women‘s side, the Terriers imporved three spots BU posted its best finish at a Patriot League Champions- from last year’s finish at the Patriot League Champions- hip since a second-place showing in 2015. The Terriers hip to place fourth with a score of 113 points, just two totaled 51 points, well ahead of third-place Bucknell (85 behind third-place Navy. points). Army West Point won with a score of 32 points. The Terriers were led by freshman Jessica Kellar‘s Senior Alexander Seal led the Terriers with a third-place fifth-place performance. Kellar became the first Terrier in performance, finishing with an 8K time of 25:38.1. Junior program history to be named Patriot League Rookie of Paul Luevano was right behind in him fourth, crossing the Meet after she crossed the finish line of the 6K race the finish line in 25:43.2. in 21:59.6. A two-time Patriot League Rookie of the Week selection in 2018, Kellar was the fastest freshman at the Senior Johnny Kemps took seventh with a time of championship meet by over 20 seconds and earned First 26:09.6, followed by redshirt sophomore Brett Davidson Team All-Patriot League honors. in 10th (26:12.2). Kellar concluded her stellar debut season with a “To have four guys in the top 10 was outstanding,“ head 69th-place finish at the NCAA Northeast Regional. She coach Paul Spangler said. “Alex battled some injuries posted a personal-best 6K time of 21:47.9 at NCAA Pre- and is a very talented guy. He kept his head to the grind- Nats and was the team’s top finisher in five different- ra stone and did a good job to come out here and have his ces this year. Two other Terriers also had personal-bests best race of the season. Paul fell but he did a good job to at NCAA Pre-Nats, as sophomore Corinne Batsu, senior get up and keep fighting.“ Dominique Betterbed, senior Alicia Huerta and junior Coco Ocker turned in terrific performances. BU also finis- After the PL Championships, the Terriers competed at hed third at the Paul Short Run thanks to an outstanding the NCAA Northeast Regionals on Nov. 9 in Amherst, N.Y. team effort. Once again the Terriers were led by senior Alex Seal, who finished the 10K race in 13th place with a time of 33:18.7 2018-19 TRACK & FIELD FALL NEWSLETTER

MEET THE NEW TERRIERS

MARCEL AUBRY ANNA FOREMAN

Hometown: Toronto, Ont. Hometown: Chandler, Ariz. Personal Records/Highlights: Highlights: 800m: 1:54.72 (junior) Set 4x400 state record 1000m: 2:27.89 (junior) Ran number one 4x800 time in the Canadian youth 1k record nation at Arcadia holder Won 4x400 and 4x800 champions Indoor U18 Canadian 1500m at Arcadia Invitational champ

MEGHAN CONVERY STEPHANIE CASALETTO Basking Ridge, Hometown: Hometown: Peabody, Mass. N.Y. Personal Record/Highlights: Personal Records/Highlights: 2 Mile: 11:14 800M: 2:13.2 1000M: 3:010 1600M: 5:17 Boston Herald and Boston Globe All 2x indoor national champion Scholastic (XC) (4x800), 4x New Jersey state champion (4x800)

DIEGO DE LA TORRE JESSICA KELLAR Hometown: Mississauga, Ont. Hometown: Whittier, Calif. Personal Records/Highlights: Personal Records/Highlights: 1500-4:30 3-Mile: 15:07 (XC) 3K-9:48 3200M: 9:28 Patriot Leauge Cross-Country 1600M: 4:27 Championship rookie of the meet Canadian Track and Field Champi- onships U20 1500m 5th place

EBRUBA ETTA AKSEL LAUDON

Hometown: Silver Springs, Hometown: Phoenix, Ariz. Md. Personal Records: Highlights: 3200m: 9:12.09 All-Virginia Prep League and 1 mile: 4:17.63 All-State honoree 3 Mile: 14:35 (XC) Won the 100 and 200 meter 5K: 15:36 (XC) events at the Prep League and VISAA State Championships 2018-19 TRACK & FIELD FALL NEWSLETTER

MEET THE NEW TERRIERS

HAYDEN JENNINGS LAUREN SIKOSKI

Hometown: Los Angeles, Calif. Hometown: Buda, Texas Highlights: Highlights: Was awarded Most Valuable Won the district championship in Runner sophomore and senior the pole vault year (XC) Named First Team Academic All 2x NJ all state selection (XC) State (Texas)

DECLAN ALICIA THOMAS RITZENTHALER Hometown: Ashburn, Virg. Hometown: Wheeling, Ill. Highlights: Highlights: As a senior, was state champion in Finished 3rd in Illinois in the the 400m and 300m run. Named pole vault (15‘ 6“) Loudoun County Athlete of the Conference champion in the Year for the second-consecutive pole vault and 110m hurdles year. Indoor state qualifier, pole vault

ANGELA KALIE MATHIS CASTRONUOVO Hometown: Columbia, S.C. Hometown: Carmel, N.Y. Personal Records/Highlights: Personal Records/Highlights: 5K: 19:48 5K: 20:08 (XC) 800M: 2:22 1500: 4:47 1600M: 5:23 3K: 10:20 All-state 4x800 three consecutive years

ALEXA SABATINO TAYLOR LEGGETT Hometown: Belmont, Mass. Personal Records/Highlights: Hometown: Columbia, S.C. 800M: 2:26.10 Personal Records/Highlights: Middlesex League All-Star in the 5K: 19:20 (XC) 1000m in indoors 2018 2K Steeple: 7:33 4x800m League Champions in 3K: 10:40 outdoors 2018 2018-19 TRACK & FIELD FALL NEWSLETTER

JACK REYNOLDS JOE GRANDIZIO Hometown: New Orleans, La. Hometown: Mickleton, N.J. Personal Records: Highlights: Earned first team 110m Hurdles - 15.80 all-conference honors as a 300m Hurdles - 41.04 senior captain. 60m Hurdles - 8.90 Finished third in the 3200m Triple Jump - 44’6” run at 2018 states champi- onship. TCC and NJSIAA Scholar-Ath- lete Award winner.

SAM COOK Hometown: Methuen, Mass. Highlights: MVC All-Star honors in cross country, indoor track (4x800m relay). and outdoor track (mile, 4x800m relay) as a senior.

HONOR ROLL TRACK & FIELD Fifty-six Boston University track and field student-athletes Tehya Noell, SR, Health Science were named to the 2018 Patriot League Academic Honor Laura Parkinson, FR, Behavior and Health Roll with a 3.20 GPA or above. Ally Saccone, GR, Physical Therapy Allyson Schlosser, SO, Health Studies Women‘s Track & Field PL Honor Roll (37) Victoria Sill, JR, Neuroscience Ayodele Adesanya, SR, Business Admin. & Mgmt. Raquel Tadeo, FR, Communication Corinne Batsu, FR, Business Admin. & Mgmt. Erika Treske, GR, Physical Therapy Zoe Beard, SO, General Liberal Arts & Sciences Rachel Wilhelm, JR, Mechanical Engineering Dominique Betterbed, JR, Human Physiology Sabina Yosif, SO, Health Science Bridget Bishop, FR, Business Admin. & Mgmt. Courtney Breiner, SR, Psychology Men‘s Track & Field PL Honor Roll (21) Ebony Brown, JR, Health Science Matthew Adams, JR, Psychology Sarah Cicchetti, JR, Business Admin. & Mgmt. Ian Anderson, JR, Journalism Jordan Coverson, JR, Health Studies Logan Broedner, FR, Biology Arden Creson, FR, General Liberal Arts and Sciences Brett Davidson, SO, Business Administration & Mgmt. Paige Ferrucci, SR, Business Administration & Mgmt. Justin Flynn, SO, Business Administration & Mgmt. Stephanie Forbes, FR, Business Admin. & Mgmt. Scotti Hamilton, FR, Human Physiology Cecelia Gerstenbacher, FR, Biology, Specialization in Johnathon Kemps, JR, Business Admin. & Mgmt. Ecology and Conservation Biology Collin McCormick, FR, Liberal Arts and Sciences Jamie Grossman, JR, History Liam O‘Connell, SR, Economics Lauren Gruber, SO, General Liberal Arts and Sciences Chiebuka Onwuzurike, SO, Business Admin. & Mgmt. Abigail Gugel, SO, Biology Gregory Pelose, SO, General Liberal Arts and Science Alicia Huerta, JR, Human Physiology Zachary Prescott, JR, Business Admin. & Mgmt. Kennedy Jones, JR, Psychology Tommy Quinn, FR, Biomedical Engineering Casey Kelly, JR, Envir. Analysis & Policy/Energy & Envir. Conrad Rousseau, SR, Linguistics Veronica Kriss, FR, Health Studies Mitch Russo, SR, Physical Therapy Rachel Lehnert, SO, Economics Robert Saligman, FR, Communication Maya Marshall, SR, Communication Alexander Seal, JR, Environmental Analysis and Policy Jenny Mistretta, SR, Human Physiology Nikolas Smith, FR, Mechanical Engineering Christie Molloy, SR, Graphic Design Mike Ward, GR, Mathematics Education Gillian Morrison, SO, Health Studies Robie Webster, JR, Economics Cara Moyer, JR, Health Studies Douglas Young, FR, Business Admin. & Mgmt. Robie Webster, So. General Liberal Arts & Sciences 2018-19 TRACK & FIELD FALL NEWSLETTER

ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT NIKKO BRADY (CAS ‘13, MET ‘15)

What have you been up to since graduating Because coach Johnson was also a hurdler and from BU? jumper she had an understanding of my experien- ce and her coaching and critique translated well, After graduating from CAS with a degree in besides that she is also an only child and having environmental policy and analysis, I joined the that in common went a long way. MA Office of the Inspector General, working for the Bureau of Program Integrity and Division of Policy and Government. Two years later, I gradua- In what other ways did your years at BU ted from MET with a degree in City Planning and impact you? Urban Affairs with concentrations in sustainable development and food policy. During my 4.5 years I came to BU with a pretty good idea of who I with the OIG, I completed coursework in Practical was, what I was there for, and what I wanted, but Project Management with the University of Mas- from 18 – 23, I grew up on the BU Women’s Track sachusetts. and Field team. Being part of the team, having my teammates, feeling at home in the TTC, being Following my passion to explore the challenges and injured and having to red shirt my freshman year, experien- conditions of food security and insecurity, from both an cing PRs, losing, and winning – shaped who I am now, as a environmental perspective and human health perspective, I professional and otherwise. I learned so much, lessons that I accepted an opportunity to work for the Delaware Secretary didn’t know I needed. of Agriculture as the principal policy and legislative advisor. I know that being a Division I athlete and competing at the I have maintained close academic ties with BU and have highest level of collegiate sports has influenced me in ways been a grader for 3 years for my program’s History, Theory that I am only now realizing. What’s been second nature and Planning Practice course and the Urban Economics to me for so long and emboldened at BU goes a long way course. – Tackling challenges, self-motivation, setting personal standards, understanding the importance of being able to I’ve not been very physically active in my retirement, I’ve do it yourself while also maximizing the strengths of others, done one downstart, ran a total of three hurdles, I complete and grinding through even when exhaustion sets in. an occasional bodyweight circuit, ran a 5k for a good cause, and I’ve picked up a match of tennis pretty regularly. But I know that no matter what happens, I‘ll forever be known to the BU Track and Field family as Little Nik Nik, I also rescued a cat from Salem, Mass. and named her Poca, and Neeks. Go Terriers! Harbor.

How do you think competing as a student-athlete at Boston University, particularly with Robyne and her staff, helped you prepare for life after college?

Competing as a student-athlete at an institution known for its academic rigor was the best of both worlds. Track and Field and school were my two focuses since I was 7 years old and having T&F be able to be part of my life during college, for 5 years, was a symbiotic relationship. Doing well in the classroom was necessary to do well on the track and in the field and the reverse is true.

Maintaining this balance has helped me to manage time and have an understanding of my capacity. As a track and field athlete particularly, I have learned how to work through matters on my own, how to find success in my own strengths, and how to contribute to a team. Coach J was an involved coach, we often had one-on-one training time and I was in her office all the time, for every reason. 2018-19 TRACK & FIELD FALL NEWSLETTER

GIVING

Support BU Track & Field and Cross Country!

Coach Johnson and her staff heavily rely on the generosity of alumni, parents and friends in order to provide a first-class experience for members of the program. However, only 13% (123 of 944) made a contribution in support of Friends of Men’s and Women’s Track & Field and Cross Country last season – we know we can do better!

Enhanced travel and team meals on the road, additional training equipment, technology up- grades are only a few of the ways in which contributions positively impact current team mem- bers. Learn more about the ways you’re able to make your gift at GoTerriers.com, by contacting the Terrier Athletics Fund at 617-353-3008 and [email protected], or by visiting www.GoTerriers. com/Donate to make your gift today, selecting our program from the drop down menu.

Thank you for your consideration in advancing BU Track & Field and Cross Country.

COMPLIANCE CORNER

One of the cornerstones of our athletics program is the loyalty and enthusiasm of Terrier fans like you who have supported our teams by attending events and making gifts, among other means. As a supporter of the track and field program, you meet the NCAA definition to be con- sidered a BU “representative of athletics interest” or “booster.”

As a booster of BU athletics, we need your help. Please go to GoTerriers.com and click on Com- pliance (under the Inside BU heading) to find more information regarding NCAA rules that ap- ply to a BU “representatives of athletics interest” and how those rules might apply to situations encountered by alumni and friends of BU, specifically related to student-athletes and recruits. It does not include all applicable situations.

If you have any questions, please contact Aaron Aaker, our Associate Athletic Director for Com- pliance and Strategic Planning, at 617-358-0384 or [email protected] at any time. Thank you for your continued support.

- Aaron Aaker

2018-19 TRACK & FIELD

2018-19 indoor SchedulE

For updated schedule please visit www.GoTerriers.com

Dec. 1 - Sharon Colyear-Danville Season Opener - TTC, Boston, MA. - 11 a.m.

Jan. 11 - Harvard Heptathlon/Pentathlon - Cambridge, MA.

Jan. 19 - Multi Team Meet - TTC, Boston, Mass. - 5 p.m.

Jan. 25 & 26 - John Thomas Invitational - TTC, Boston, MA - All Day

Feb. 2 - Bruce Lehane Scarlet & White Invitational - TTC, Boston, MA - All Day

Feb. 8 & 9 - David Hemery Invite - TTC, Boston, MA - All Day

Feb 15 to 16 - Patriot League Championships - Annapolis, MD

Feb 24 - Last Chance Meet - TTC, Boston, MA - All Day

March 1-3 - ECAC/IC4A Championships - TTC, Boston, MA - All Day

March 8 to 9 - NCAA Div. I Indoor T&F Championships - Birmingham, AL

Powered by FloSports, FloTrack is the authority for everything track and field. On Saturday, Dec. 1 FloTrack brings you live coverage of the BU Season Opener. Catch all of the action and become a PRO member today!

How To Watch: When: Saturday, Dec. 1 beginning at 11 a.m. TV: Download the FloSports TV app on Roku and Apple TV 4 Mobile: Download the FloSports iPhone app Bookmark FloTrack.org in your favorite browser Web: · Follow us on Social Media: Boston University Men’s

Available only on FloTrack. Yearly PRO access is to ALL FloSports sites, including FloHoops, FloWrestling, FloBikes, and more. SIGN UP HERE

BOSTON UNIVERSITY TRACK & FIELD 285 Babcock St. Boston, Mass. 02215