State's Division I & II athletes off to College Station, Texas & Pittsburg, Kansas for NCAA D1/D2 indoor champs...

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For the state’s collegiate athletes, the indoor track and field season ends Friday and Saturday at the NCAA Division I and II championships in College Station, Texas and Pittsburg, Kansas.



Washington State’s Alissa Brooks-Johnson (above/

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Seattle Prep grad Joe Hardy of Wisconsin gets individual qualifying spot for NCAA XC champs...

In our post Saturday announcing the qualifiers to Saturday’s NCAA cross country championships, we neglected to mention Seattle Prep graduate Joe Hardy (above/photo courtesy Wisconsin Athletics), who was sixth for the University of Wisconsin at the Great Lakes regional meet Friday in Terre Haute, Indiana.



At the Great Lakes regional, Michigan State (68) and Michigan (79) earned the two

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Spokane's Tanner Anderson leads Ducks to third place finish at adidas Pre-Nationals...

LOUISVILLE, Kentucky—Spokane native Tanner Anderson (left/photo by Paul Merca) finished 17th in the invitational section of the adidas Pre-Nationals Invitational hosted by the University of Louisville at T.P. “Tom” Sawyer State Park, the site of this year’s NCAA championships, leading the University of Oregon to a third place finish Saturday.



Anderson, a product of North Central HS, ran 23:

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Gonzaga's Troy Fraley & Tacoma native Marcus Chambers advance to Friday's finals at NCAA champs...

EUGENE—On a slightly overcast day in the Willamette Valley, the 2017 NCAA Division I Track & Field Championships got underway at Historic Hayward Field on the campus of the University of Oregon.Wednesday afternoon.



Troy Fraley of Gonzaga (above/photo by Mike Scott) the school’s first ever male qualifier to this meet, advanced to Friday’s 3000 meter steeplechase with a sixth-place finish

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It's the final stretch for the nation's collegians as the NCAA champs start Wednesday in Eugene...

EUGENE—Wednesday marks the beginning of the end of the collegiate track and field season, as the NCAA Division I championships get underway at Historic Hayward Field on the campus of the University of Oregon, and runs through Saturday.



Using the successful format initiated last year, the Wednesday and Friday sessions are devoted strictly towards the men’s competition, while the Thursday and

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