Here's a look at notable moments for SU Athletics during the month of March
March 2015 was a hectic month of news for Syracuse University Athletics. Here's a look at some of the more notable storylines Read more »
Track & Field
Steeplechase runner Haley Cutright adjusts to Syracuse's limited facilities
Haley Cutright is one of Syracuse's best steeplechasers, and she's developed the skill without a steeplechase facility at Manley Field House. Read more »
Syracuse teammates, coaches look ahead, reflect on death of Sabrina Cammock
It has been 19 days since Sabrina Cammock’s death. The healing has begun, as each day helps each runner feel a little better, but it is far from over, assistant coach Dave Hegland said. The first workout, the first Monday back from spring break, the first time SU will compete, each milestone presents a new challenge from old memories. Read more »
Donald Pollitt uses diet, trash talk, experience to prepare for final season for Syracuse
Donald Pollitt has been fueled by his previous failure as he trains for outdoor track and field. A senior who is running his final season for Syracuse, he's improving with the help of constant trash-talk from teammates, a re-focused diet and a new perspective. Read more »
Freddie Crittenden develops as mentor for David Gilstrap, helps duo excel for Syracuse
Syracuse's David Gilstrap and Freddie Crittenden have become best friends as athletes on the Orange, and it's helped them both on and off the track. Read more »
Friends, coaches remember runner Sabrina Cammock for infectious personality, competitive drive
Sabrina Cammock was 21 years old when she died this past weekend. Her friends and coaches remember her kind personality and how she always supported her teammates. Read more »
Sabrina Cammock, track and field athlete, found dead Saturday in New York City hotel
Syracuse track and field athlete Sabrina Cammock was found dead in her New York City hotel Saturday morning at the age of 21. Read more »
Hendry thrives for Syracuse following health problems, transfer from D-III Haverford
Fiona Hendry transferred from D-III Haverford. And following her transfer and some health problems, she's showing promise for Syracuse this season. Read more »
Harrison practices meditation to build confidence, become one of top runners for SU
Shaina Harrison used to be filled with self-doubt, but has reinvented herself to become a top runner for Syracuse. The junior sprinter returns for her track season coming off of an NCAA championship appearance in the 100-meter dash — not even her best event. Read more »
Syracuse cross-country runners adjust to indoor season, shorter races
Syracuse's cross counter runners are adjusting to the shorter races and quicker speeds that come along with the indoor season. Read more »
Graves, Molke reflect on Syracuse careers while qualifying for Olympic Trials
On Jan. 18, Robert Molke, Griff Graves and Sarah Pagano each qualified for the 2016 Olympic Marathon Trials with their performances at the USA Half Marathon Championships at the Aramco Houston Half Marathon. Graves and Molke finished at 1:03.27, just below the required bar of 1:05.00, and Pagano will join them in February 2016 in Los Angeles when they run at the Olympic Trials. Read more »
Syracuse prepares to get back to training after 2-week hiatus
Syracuse prepares to get back to running after a two-week rest break. Read more »
Syracuse runners excel at Penn Relays, Big Red Invitational
The Syracuse track and field team finished competition Sunday. The team split with runners traveling to Penn State for the Penn Relays and to Cornell for the Big Red Invitational. In total, ten runners set new personal records and five ran to first-place finishes. Read more »
Sophomore distance runner Malone follows path of senior Pagano
Sophomore Margo Malone has undergone a lot of development and emerged as a top-tier distance runner, in part due to the leadership and guidance of senior Sarah Pagano. Read more »
Pollitt wins Syracuse's first ACC hurdling championship, blossoms into team leader
Syracuse junior Donald Pollitt hurdler ran past his competition on April 19, winning the Atlantic Coast Conference 110-meter hurdles in 13.81 seconds. Read more »
Hehir wins Syracuse's 1st-ever ACC Individual Championship as SU excels overall
Martin Hehir won Syracuse its very first ACC Individual Championship by setting a school record of 29:10.12 in the 10,000-meter event on Friday, April 18 at the ACC Outdoor Championship. Read more »
Distance runners look to build on 5000-meter success at ACC Outdoor Championships
Syracuse distance runners Martin Hehir, Sarah Pagano and Max Straneva all raced to new personal bests in the 5000-meter run two weeks ago at the Stanford Invitational, before a break in action last weekend. The three will look to continue that in Chapel Hill, N.C., for the Atlantic Coast Conference Outdoor Championships this weekend. Read more »
Hehir looks to avoid repeating disappointing end to indoor season this spring
Even with a strong start to his indoor track season, Martin Hehir didn't end up classifying it as a success. Now he's trying to reach all his goal in the outdoor season. Read more »
Women's 4x100 meter relay team looks to build on school record
The team consisting of Sabrina Cammock, Bria Goodson, Rebecca Robinson and Shaina Harrison has had a historic start to its outdoor season. The group set a school record of 45:37 seconds on March 29 at the Yellow Jacket Invitational at Georgia Tech. Read more »
Syracuse runners turn in great weekend at Florida Relays, Stanford Invitational, Sam Howell Invitational
The Syracuse track and field team finished a superb weekend, setting 14 personal records and one school record. Read more »
Top distance runners look to build on indoor success in outdoor opener at Stanford Invitational
Syracuse's sprinters opened up their season this past weekend, setting six personal records in their events. Now the distance runners are anxious to get out on the track and do the same. Read more »
Trio of North Hills HS alumni bring experience as Syracuse distance runners
Syracuse junior distance runners Joseph Kush and Juris Silenieks, and sophomore Margo Malone all graduated from North Hills (Pa.) High School and are enjoying success at Syracuse. Read more »
Freshman Hunter takes gold in successful weekend for Syracuse
Competing at the Yellow Jacket Invitational at Georgia Tech, freshman Regine Hunter was the lone SU runner to take gold, winning the women’s triple jump with a new personal-best leap of 12.71 meters. Read more »
Crittenden bounces back from injury, shines at end of season for Syracuse
Syracuse freshman hurdler Freddie Crittenden was injured for most of the season, but now he's excelling at the end of the year. Read more »
