03-16-2014, 07:23 PM
Track and Field improves by at least 18 points over last year. This article shows that all twelve Stanford athletes at the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships qualified as All-Americans:
http://www.gostanford.com/ViewArticle.db...=209435934
The women finished 7th and the men finished 12th. This should be good for about 71 points for the women and 64 points for the men. Last year, the women earned 73 points at the Outdoor Championships while the men earned 43.5 points at the Indoor Championships. So, Track and Field is about 18 points ahead of last year with an opportunity to improve at the Outdoor Championships this year.
I recall that the best scores from Indoor or Outdoor count, rather than both. Perhaps someone can confirm this.
Geaux Cardinal!
http://www.gostanford.com/ViewArticle.db...=209435934
The women finished 7th and the men finished 12th. This should be good for about 71 points for the women and 64 points for the men. Last year, the women earned 73 points at the Outdoor Championships while the men earned 43.5 points at the Indoor Championships. So, Track and Field is about 18 points ahead of last year with an opportunity to improve at the Outdoor Championships this year.
I recall that the best scores from Indoor or Outdoor count, rather than both. Perhaps someone can confirm this.
Geaux Cardinal!