STORRS, Conn.- UConn Men's and Women's Track & Field announced their 2025 outdoor schedule today. Both teams come into the season reigning three-time BIG EAST conference champions and will look to retain their grip on the titles this spring.
The Huskies kick off the outdoor season down south in consecutive weekends. UConn opens the season at Georgia Tech in Atlanta in the Yellow Jacket Invite on March 21st- 22nd, before competing in the Raleigh Relays hosted by North Carolina State University in North Carolina from March 27th- March 29th.
UConn is back at home in Storrs to begin April for the first of two home meets in the month. The Huskies will host the UConn Dog Fight Invite on April 5th. Before they return home, UConn will compete in the Crimson Tide Invitational on April 11th and the Providence Friar Meet in Rhode Island on April 12th. The second home meet of the month sees the Huskies hosting the Northeast Challenge in Storrs on April 19th. Following the home stand, track & field will travel to the city of brotherly love for the Penn Relays that will take place from April 24-26. The Huskies will wrap up the regular season at the Jay Carisella Coaches Invite in Boston, hosted by Northeastern on May 3rd.
As the season shifts to the postseason, the BIG EAST Championships will be in friendly territory for UConn this year. The Huskies will welcome the conference to Storrs from May 15th- May 17th. NCAA First Rounds will be hosted by North Florida University in Jacksonville, FL from May 28th-31st, with the season concluding in Eugene, Oregon for NCAA Nationals June 11th-14th.
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- Track & Field Heads to Boston for Battle in BeantownSTORRS, Conn.- UConn track & field continues its indoor season Saturday, returning to Boston to compete in the Battle in Beantown hosted by Boston University. The Huskies kicked off 2025 last weekend at the Suffolk Relays.
- Track & Field Posts Strong Showing at Suffolk RelaysBOSTON, Mass.- UConn Track & Field traveled to Boston on Saturday, competing in the Suffolk Relays on Saturday in their return to action after the new year. On the day, the Huskies won six events and set four personal bests overall.
- Track & Field Returns to Action at Suffolk RelaysSTORRS, Conn.- UConn Track & Field will return to action for the first time in 2025, shipping up to Boston to compete in the Suffolk Ice Breaker Invitational on Saturday at the Track at New Balance.
- Diarmuid O'Connor Named BIG EAST Men's Field Athlete of the WeekSTORRS, Conn.- UConn's Diarmuid O'Connor was recognized as the BIG EAST Men's Field Athlete of the Week, the conference announced on Tuesday afternoon.
- Track & Field Dominates in UConn Husky ChallengeSTORRS, Conn.- UConn Track & Field started their indoor season opener this week, sweeping the UConn Husky Challenge that wrapped up Friday evening. On the men's side, the Huskies scored 95 points to defeat UMass, AIC, and Yale. On the women's side, UConn triumphed over UMass with 76 points.
- Maresa Hense Wins Pentathlon on Husky Challenge Day 1STORRS, Conn.- Freshman Maresa Hense had a tremendous UConn debut, winning the pentathlon on Thursday at the UConn Husky Challenge in Storrs.
