The UConn women's track and field team received Division I All-Academic Team honors for the 2017 season as announce by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association.

Sophomore Susan Aneno proudly represented the UConn women’s track and field program at the NCAA Division I Outdoor Championships on Thursday night, competing in the 800 meter semifinal against the country’s best runners.

Sophomore women's track and field star Susan Aneno's cross-country trip this week to Eugene, Ore. and the NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships will be her latest adventure in what has been an eventful two years.

The UConn women’s track and field team completed its participation in the NCAA Division I East Preliminary on Saturday with a pair of strong performances by graduate student Emily Durgin and freshman Divine Oladipo.

Sophomore Susan Aneno is heading to Eugene, Ore. to participate in the NCAA Track and Field Championships, after her school-record time of 2:02.66 in the 800m run earned her fourth-place on Friday at the NCAA Division I East Preliminary.

Sophomore sprinter Susan Aneno led the UConn women’s track and field team participants in the NCAA Division I East Preliminary Round on Thursday, finishing 19th in the 800m run and advancing to the quarterfinals on Friday.

Coming off a second-place finish in the American Outdoor Track and Field Championships, seven athletes from the UConn women's track and field team qualified for the NCAA Regional Qualifiers next week in Lexington, Ky.

The UConn women’s track and field team captured a second place finish at the 2017 American Championships accumulating 107 points. Emily Durgin received Co-Women’s Most Outstanding Track Performers with Tulane’s Jessica Duckett.

The Huskies success carried over to day two of The American Championships holding on to second place after seven events with a score of 44 points

Emily Durgin highlighted a successful Day One for the UConn women's track and field team by setting a conference record in the 10,000m.