After wrapping up the 2014 outdoor track and field season in Eugene, Ore., the Gators are back in action again this week at the 2014 USA Track and Field Outdoor Championships in Sacramento, Calif.

Florida track and field 2014 national champions Marquis Dendy and Dedric Dukes are two of 10 The Bowerman Award semifinalists, announced by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association Monday. The Gators now own seven all-time semifinal...

EUGENE, Ore. -- The Gators had their moments Saturday, highlighted by a blistering anchor from Dedric Dukes as the Florida men's relay team of Antwan Wright, Hugh Graham Jr., Arman Hall and Dukes won the national title in the 4x100 relay.

Sophomore middle distance runner Ryan Schnulle ignited the Hayward Field crowd Friday on the third day of the NCAA Track & Field Championships with his NCAA runner-up performance in the 800m with a new PR of 1:46.29, the third-fastest 800m in Florida h...

A crowd of 9,903 at Historic Hayward Field witnessed Marquis Dendy leap to the 2014 NCAA long jump title Thursday, as the junior All-American became Florida's first-ever outdoor champion in the event. Dendy dominated from the start, but his season-best...

Florida junior Fawn Miller capped off a stellar first day of competition for the Gators at the NCAA Track & Field Championships with a national title in the javelin throw.

The University of Florida track and field program, ranked No. 1 on the men's side and No. 2 in women's action in the USTFCCA National Computer Rankings, qualified 25 student-athletes for the 2014 NCAA Championships following three days of competition a...

A total of 17 Gators will represent the Orange and Blue at the NCAA Championships in Eugene June 11-14 following the second day of qualifying at the NCAA East Preliminary in Jacksonville -- and the Gators aren't done yet. Florida returns to Hodges Stad...

The Gators advanced four student-athletes to the NCAA Track & Field Championships site in Eugene following the first day of the East Preliminary Rounds in Jacksonville Thursday.

The Florida track and field teams, ranked No. 1 (men) and No. 2 (women) in the country entering the heart of the postseason, are just one sleep away from starting the next step to the NCAA Championships in Eugene, Ore.