Tynita Butts recorded an NCAA Indoor qualifying mark en route to a first-place finish in the women's high jump as she helped the East Carolina track and field squad to a solid performance at the Christopher Newport Invitational to open the indoor season.

The East Carolina track and field program begins the indoor season Saturday, Dec. 8, as the Pirates travel to Newport News, Va., to compete in the Christopher Newport Invitational.

As an East Carolina alumnae and a former track and field standout for the Pirates, Brie Berkowitz is excited to be back at her alma mater as the newest addition to head coach Curt Kraft's staff. Berkowitz's duties as an assistant coach will begin immed...

The East Carolina cross country and track & field teams will hold open walk-on tryouts in the early fall at the Olympic Sports Complex, head coach Curt Kraft announced Friday.

The East Carolina track and field program will welcome 11 athletes who have signed national letters-of-intent and one who has completed a grant-in-aid for the 2012-13 season, according to an announcement Thursday by head coach Curt Kraft.

Seniors Rebecca Cooper, Brittany Copeland and Amanda Lapp, as well as junior Brooke Kott, have been named to the 2012 United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) 2012 Division I All-Academic Team as announced Wednesda...

Senior Dennis Aliotta, junior Stephen Hodapp and sophomore Jakub Trzasalski have been named to the 2012 United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) Division I All-Academic Team, according to an announcement Tuesday by...

While East Carolina junior All-America Tynita Butts has won a number of events on home soil the last several seasons, she can now add an international title to her repertoire as she captured the high jump gold medal at the North American, Central Ameri...

Bill Carson, who guided the East Carolina track and field program from ground level to one that developed Olympic competitors, passed away in his sleep early Monday morning at his home in Winterville at the age of 75.

Pirate All-America Tynita Butts cleared 1.84 meters in the high jump finals of the 2012 Olympic Trials Saturday night, finishing in a tie for seventh place and just missing making the American Olympic squad.