Rochester had two individual runners-up on Friday evening along with a second-place relay at the Houghton College Invitational.

When Tom Tuori '87 stepped onto the track for the 1987 national championship race in the 1,500, he did it knowing one of the runners was a two-time national champion in the event.

On the morning of the NCAA triple jump, Anthony Palumbo's foot hurt so badly, he wasn't sure he could compete. He did, winning the event and setting a UR record that still stands.

David Moller was Rochester's first individual national champion. He recalls his days as a runner and the path that led him where he is today.

There is a common thread that unites Rochester's individual national champions. Their coaches had the confidence that the athlete could succeed at the highest level.

The University will honor 10 senior students for a combination of athletic skill and academic achievement at the September 16 football game versus Alfred State College.

What can you take away from a summer conference? Ask four Rochester athletes - who did just that in a two-day meeting organized by the University Athletic Association.

The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association named the Rochester men's team as one of its All-Academic Teams for 2016-17.

Eric Franklin was an Academic All-American and an All-UAA First Team performer in cross country. He's spending the summer studying bacteria.

Kylee Bartlett and Eric Franklin have been named to the 2017 CoSIDA Academic All-America Cross Country/Track & Field Teams.