Rutgers wraps up outdoor season at Penn Relays
By Ian Quinn | May 1, 2018Rutgers ends regular season with multiple top-10 finishes.
Rutgers ends regular season with multiple top-10 finishes.
Rutgers looks to capitalize off of last weekend's solid performance at the Penn Relays this weekend.
Rutgers picks up four event titles, 14 top-10 finishes over weekend at Larry Ellis Invitational.
Some Knights to stay put in New Jersey for Invitational, while the rest head down to Virginia.
Multiple Knights set new records this weekend at the Tennessee Relays.
Rutgers looks to capitalize on its two individual event titles last week at the Tennessee Relays this weekend.
Oniesha Clarke and Kiera Nealon led the Knights over the weekend as Rutgers competed in the Sam Howell Invitational and finished with 12 top-10 performances.
Rutgers looks to take advantage of the minimal travel it takes this weekend, as the Scarlet Knights head to Princeton for the Sam Howell Invitational.
Clarke, Saunders and the 4x100 medley relay team were among the major highlights for Rutgers at the Florida Relays this past weekend.
The Rutgers women's track and field team will join the men's team in Gainesville, Florida for the Florida Relays this weekend.
The Rutgers women's track and field team had three individual event wins at the Bulls Invitational over the weekend, while also placing in the top 10 in 12 events overall.
Rutgers heads down to Tampa, Florida for the Bulls Invitational, hosted by the University of South Florida.
The Rutgers women's track and field team kicked off its outdoor season over spring break and hope to improve from a rough indoor season this year.
Rutgers finished off its season with the NCAA Championships in Columbus, Ohio, and walked away with another All-American.
Rutgers will be represented by four Scarlet Knights next weekend at the NCAA Championships. Two swimmers in Freshman Sveva Schiazzano and junior Francesca Stoppa, and two divers in junior Rachel Byrne and senior Addison Walkowiak, will make the trip up to Columbus, Ohio, to try and bring a title to the Banks.
No Scarlet Knights qualify for the NCAA Championships as the Rutgers women's track and field team placed in 14th out of 44 teams at last weekend's ECAC Championships in Boston, Massachusetts.
Rutgers will follow up last weekend's Big Ten Championships with another title weekend on the line, as the Scarlet Knights head up to Boston, Massachusetts for the ECAC Championships.
Rutgers struggles at Big Ten Championships, comes in last place
Rutgers comes in ninth place after hosting the ECAC Championships this past weekend. The Scarlet Knights did manage to collect four gold medals collectively over the weekend.
Rutgers gets ready for biggest weekend of the season in Ohio, as the Big Ten Championships are finally here.