SAINT AUGUSTINE'S SWEEPS 2008 CIAA TRACK AND FIELD TITLES

PETERSBURG, VA - It's another CIAA title sweep for the Saint Augustine's College track and field team. The Falcons successfully defended their men's and women's outdoor crowns at Virginia State on Saturday (April 19). The Falcon men won convincingly while the Falcon women topped Virginia State. The sweep was the second straight and the 10th in 11 seasons for the Falcons, who also swept the 2008 CIAA men's and women's indoor crowns.

Falcons Win 2008 NCAA Division II Men’s Indoor Track and Field Crown

MANKATO, MN – Saint Augustine’s College won its third straight men’s national title and also finished second nationally in the women’s standings at the 2008 NCAA Division II Indoor Track and Field Championships held at Myers Field House on Minnesota State University’s campus.

Coach Williams, Kindred, Young Claim Regional Track and Field Honors

NEW ORLEANS – Indoor track and field standouts Joe Kindred (Fuquay-Varina, NC) and Erica Young (Raleigh, NC) along with Head Coach George Williams of Saint Augustine’s College were named the best in the NCAA Division II Southeast Region for 2008 by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) on Tuesday (March 11).

Photo 1: Coach Williams
Photo 2: Kindred
Photo 3: Young

Curry Wins 400 at Carolina
Chick-fil-A Invitational

Senior Randy Curry (Trussville, AL) of Saint Augustine’s College captured the 400-meter dash in 48.2 seconds at the Carolina Chick-fil-A Invitational indoor track and field meet on the University of North Carolina’s campus on Saturday (Feb. 16).

Falcons Sweep 2008 CIAA Indoor Track and Field Titles

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. – The 2008 CIAA Indoor Track and Field Championships turned out to be another coronation for Saint Augustine’s College.

The Falcons won both the CIAA men’s and women’s titles in convincing fashion Sunday (Feb. 10) at Christopher Newport University’s Freeman Center. The indoor championships were the 37th overall for the Falcons (23 – Men, 14 – Women), who are the defending 2007 NCAA Division II Men and Women Indoor Champions.

Coleman, Quarles Win at Texas Roadhouse Carolina Indoor Meet

CHAPEL HILL, NC –Sophomore Elzie Coleman (Newburgh, NY) won the men’s 400 meter dash and junior Brandon Quarles (Phoenix, AZ) won the men’s long jump for Saint Augustine’s College at the 2008 Texas Roadhouse Carolina Classic on Saturday (Feb. 2). UNC-Chapel Hill hosted the indoor track and field meet.

Coleman won the 400 dash in 49.31 seconds, beating Chris Courson of UNC Wilmington, who finished second in 49.37. Quarles leaped 22 feet, 7.25 inches to finish first in the long jump.

Kindred Sets Records at Penn State Invitational

UNIVERSITY PARK, PA – Junior Joe Kindred (Fuquay-Varina, NC) of Saint Augustine’s College leaped 7-5 to set facility and meet records at the Penn State National Invitational at Horace Ashenfelter III Indoor Track on Saturday (Jan. 26).

Kindred, the 2005 Junior National high jump champion, broke the facility mark (7-4.25) and the meet record (7-3) at the event. He also finished second in the long jump (24-2.50).

Falcons Win 6 Events at Eddie & Joe Smith UNC Classic

Saint Augustine’s College won six events at the 2008 Eddie & Joe Smith UNC Indoor Track and Field Classic at the University of North Carolina on Saturday (Jan. 19).

Falcons Win 11 Events At Christopher Newport Open

NEWPORT NEWS, VA – Saint Augustine’s College opened its 2007-08 men’s and women’s indoor track and field season with victories in 11 events at the Christopher Newport Open on Saturday, Dec. 8 at Vince Brown Track.

Saint Augustine’s College Sweeps 2007 CIAA Indoor Track and Field Titles

Saint Augustine's College dominated the 2007 CIAA Indoor Track and Field Championships as the Falcons claimed both the men's and women's titles at Christopher Newport University's Freeman Center on Sunday, February 11, 2007.

Kindred of Saint Augustine’s College places 8th in high jump at World Juniors

Joe Kindred of Saint Augustine’s College earned status as one of the world’s top junior high jumpers by finishing 8th in the high jump on Thursday, August 17, 2006 at the  IAAF World Junior Championships in Beijing, China.