2011-12 Women's Track & Field
Recent Women's Track & Field Headlines
Fri, May. 25, 2012 - [Track and Field]

Mon, May. 7, 2012 - [Track and Field]
After competing in the AAC Conference meet in Johnson City, Tennessee, the Cavalier Track and Field Team was awarded the AAC Champions of Character Award.
Criteria for the Champion of Character Institutional Award: The institution needs to show how the institution intentionally implements the NAIA Champions of Character philosophy in the intercollegiate athletic program and provide a listing of the on-campus and community leadership and involvement efforts of student-athletes and staff.

The five core values of Champions of Character are integrity, respect, responsibility, sportsmanship, and servant leadership. Congratulations to the Montreat Track & Field Team for representing the school so positively.

"We take great pride in winning this award," said Coach Herbert. "The coaches in the conference vote on the winners every year, and we've enjoyed an excellent tradition of success. Our school and program remained committed to service, Christ-like character, and the Champions of Character program."

Mon, May. 7, 2012 - [Track and Field]

Cavalier senior captains Jared Nielsen and Lindsay Mizok competed in the Flying Pig Half-Marathon/Marathon event in Cincinnati this Sunday, representing Montreat College at the event for the second straight year. While the Cavs used the event last year to qualify two athletes for the NAIA championships, this year's run was unsuccessful, due in part to tough running conditions.