The Kentucky track and field teams will begin the NCAA Outdoor Championships on Wednesday at Oregon's Hayward Field. The Kentucky women's team enters the meet ranked No. 3 nationally.

Edrick Floréal has been named 2015 Southeast Region Coach of the Year and Kendra Harrison repeated as Southeast Track Athlete of the Year. The USTFCCCA announced regional awards for the outdoor season on Monday.

Nine members of the Kentucky track and field team combined to earn 12 All-Southeastern Conference honors for the 2015 outdoor season.

The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association considers Kentucky's Kendra Harrison a leading candidate for the Bowerman Award, as she was named to the Bowerman Watch List for the sixth time in a row on Thursday.

College track and field is a numbers game. Individually and in terms of team competition the sport is in fact measured in numbers, whether they're to quantify time, distance or score.

The UK track and field program advanced 16 entries (13 women's and three men's) to the NCAA Championships over the past three days during the East Preliminary Championships at North Florida's Hodges Stadium.

Nine Wildcats earned places in the NCAA Championships field during the East Preliminary Championships on Friday at North Florida's Hodges Stadium.

Terence Boyd cut it close, but advanced to the NCAA Championships in the long jump on Thursday at North Florida's Hodges Stadium. Seven Wildcats advance to quarterfinals as well.

As Edrick Floréal enters the stretch run of his third season at the helm, the vision he articulated at the start of his tenure comes into clearer focus each day.

The road to the NCAA Championships in Eugene, Oregon, goes through North Florida's Hodges Stadium this week for the Kentucky track and field teams.