NCAA Indoor Championship links...
The NCAA Division I, II, and III indoor championships get underway on Friday in College Station, Texas (D I); Houston, Texas (D II); and Terre Haute, Indiana.
Here are links to follow the action from the various national championships:
NCAA Division I
NCAA Division II
NCAA Division III
The NCAA Division I meet will be streamed on espn360.com, with a highlight show shown on Monday March 23rd on ESPN2 beginning at 2:30 pm, eastern time. Please check with espn360.com for streaming requirements.
The NCAA Division II & III championships are being streamed live as well; go to the links set up above for the two championships, and click on the live streaming video links.
As promised, here's the link to Washington State's press release announcing who's competing at the NCAA Championships--they'll send high jumper Trent Arrivey from Woodinville, along with their men's 4 x 400 meter relay team, led by the reigning NCAA, US junior, and world junior 400 meter hurdle champion Jeshua Anderson.
Speaking of Arrivey, here's a link to a feature story on the high jumper from Woodinville written by Caitlin Bonney, the daughter of former University of Washington women's track coach Alan Bonney...
We'll have a recap of day 1 action late Friday night...
Here are links to follow the action from the various national championships:
NCAA Division I
NCAA Division II
NCAA Division III
The NCAA Division I meet will be streamed on espn360.com, with a highlight show shown on Monday March 23rd on ESPN2 beginning at 2:30 pm, eastern time. Please check with espn360.com for streaming requirements.
The NCAA Division II & III championships are being streamed live as well; go to the links set up above for the two championships, and click on the live streaming video links.
As promised, here's the link to Washington State's press release announcing who's competing at the NCAA Championships--they'll send high jumper Trent Arrivey from Woodinville, along with their men's 4 x 400 meter relay team, led by the reigning NCAA, US junior, and world junior 400 meter hurdle champion Jeshua Anderson.
Speaking of Arrivey, here's a link to a feature story on the high jumper from Woodinville written by Caitlin Bonney, the daughter of former University of Washington women's track coach Alan Bonney...
We'll have a recap of day 1 action late Friday night...
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