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Men's Track and Field by Hunter McKay

Track: Owls to Open 2015-16 Season at BSC Panther Icebreaker

Both Teams Looking for Solid Start In First Meet of Season

Indoor Meet 1: Kennesaw State at BSC Panther Icebreaker
Date: Friday, December 4, at 10 a.m. ET
Location: Birmingham Crossplex  | Birmingham, Ala.
Links: Live Results | 2015-16 Schedule | 2015-16 Record Book
Social Media: Twitter | Facebook
 

 
Live Results

To start the 2016 indoor track and field season, the Kennesaw State track and field team's will be traveling to Birmingham, Alabama to compete in the BSC Panther Icebreaker at the Birmingham Crossplex for the second year in a row.

Birmingham Crossplex:
The Birmingham Crossplex is an indoor 200-meter hydraulically banked track designed by Mondo that is only one of six in the United States and one of eight in the world. Mondo has designed the tracks for the last ten Olympic Games and is the global leader in the sports flooring market. With the touch of a button the state of the art six lane oval track takes just ten minutes to raise or lower for banked corners.
 
RESULTS: 
Live Results
TWITTER: Follow the Kennesaw State track and field team on Twitter @KSUOwlsTrackFieldXC to receive updates throughout the game.
 
THE COMPETITION:
The Owls will compete against Alabama State,  Belhaven, BSC, Central Arkansas, Emory, FIU, Florida A&M, Georgia, Georgia State, Georgia Tech, Jacksonville State, Ole Miss, Mississippi College, Montevallo, Nicholls State, Rhodes, Samford, Shorter, Tulane, and UAB.
 
LAST TEAM  INDOOR MEET
 Kennesaw State earned its fourth-straight Atlantic Sun Men's Indoor Track & Field Championship as the Owls racked up 218 points behind 10 event wins and 25 all-conference performances. This is the sixth indoor championship the team has won, which is the most all-time in the conference. The women's track and field team finished in second place with 184 points for the second year in a row at the 2015 Atlantic Sun Indoor Track and Field Championship.
 
 NEXT UP:
The team will travel back to Birmingham, Ala. to compete in the Blazer Invitational on January 15 and the UAB Vulcan Invitational on January 16 2016 at the Birmingham Crossplex.
 
THE COACHES TAKE ON THIS WEEKEND:
»  "After months of hard work we're looking forward to competing and seeing how we stack up.  With every opening track meet we use this as a problem solving practice to determine where our techniques are solid under pressure and where we need to put in a little more work.  As always, I'm looking forward to some impressive surprises from some of our student-athletes."
 Director of Track and Field and Cross Country Andy Eggerth

 NEWS AND NOTES:
»    The men's track and field team returns to the track this season looking to defend their indoor and outdoor championships. Last year, the Owls swept the indoor and outdoor championships for the fourth time in the program's history.
 
»    The men's team won last year's fifth Indoor championship in eight years by 97 points covering the  largest margin of victory ever.
 
» After scoring a meet-high 30 points in the five events he competed in, Dorsey was unanimously selected as the 2015 Men's Most Valuable Field Performer at the indoor championship for the second consecutive year.
  
» Eggerth won his seventh and eighth A-Sun Coach of the Year awards last spring as his team won the A-Sun Indoor and Outdoor Championships.
 
» The women's track and field team finished second at the A-Sun indoor championships in 2015 for the third time in the last four years.

 » The Owls won four events at the A-Sun Indoor Championships and scored 184 total points.

»The women's team earned 22 Indoor All-Conference selections in 2015.
 
» Around 30 Owls are scheduled to make their debut in Black and Gold at the BSC Panther Icebreaker.


 Keep up with Owls track and field teams by following KSU on Twitter at @KSUOwlNationand @KSUTrackFieldXC or by liking Kennesaw State Owls on Facebook.
 
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