The team is large - two teams actually, which compete in three separate seasons: cross-country in the fall and indoor and outdoor track in the winter and spring respectively. The men's and women's teams share some facilities, some coaches, and some administrative functions. Its 33 male and 29 female participants are the most diverse in every way of all teams wearing the Blue & Gray.

T&F athletes at Georgetown are ubiquitous. They are in and around McDonough throughout the school year, going to and from their locker rooms, getting medical treatments, attending meetings, warming up for practice -- BUT never do they compete in front of their peers on campus.

No sport on the Hilltop has achieved as consistently as the track and field program over the past 100 years. Notwithstanding our modern-era national success in basketball, sailing and lacrosse, the storied tradition of Georgetown athletics is deeply rooted in our achievements on the track. Still, the track and field athletes of today do not chase the ghosts of the past. Instead, these remarkable young people seek to create their own legacy. And for the first time, I plan to root them on at the conference championships right here in Akron.

Hoya Hoya Saxa!