GALLERY: Marshall track and field wins Marshall Women’s Classic

Richard Crank, Photographer|January 15, 2019

Football shows promise at Spring Game showcase

Theo Godard, Rai Pinto, Ryan Holmes, Takahiro Fujita celebrates Marshall’s first Spring Championship win since the 2022 season.

Men’s Soccer finishes the spring season with a championship

West Virginia University holds the Friends of Coal Bowl with a 12-0 over Marshall, with the teams first meeting all the way back in 1911. (Courtesy of Couz’s Corner via Youtube)

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Football looks to have strong starts like previous seasons, having not lost an season opening game since the 2013 season.

Spring sneak peek for upcoming football season

Even though the team lost the series, each game featured close scores, being one run apart.

Baseball wins the final battle, loses the war against the Trojans

Track and Field

Marshall Track & Field athletes compiled over 37 top five finishes throughout the whole invitational.

Track & Field break records in outdoor season opener

Mckeever, Woodruff, Wyler and Mastin scored 10 points for the Women’s team with their Distance Medley title win.

Track & Field has strong start at SBC Championships

Marshall athletes place 2nd-6th in Men’s 60 m hurdles, nearly sweeping the whole event.

Track & Field finish strong in last indoor meet before championships

The Herd is looking to finish the season strong as February is the final month for Indoor Track & Field

Indoor Track & Field school record broken

Kylee Mastin was named Sun Belt Track Athlete of the week.

Track & Field performs well against prominent competition

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