Dezerea Bryant entered Friday as the as the nation's premier sprinter, having posted the nation's fastest 60-meter time and the world's fastest 200m earlier this season. Her performance Friday only solidified her credentials as elite.

The Kentucky track and field teams' footprints will make marks in three separate parts of the country this weekend. A trio of Wildcat groups will compete at three separate meets: Arkansas' Tyson Invitational, the Iowa State Classic and Indiana's Hoosie...

Dezerea Bryant continues to rake in plaudits, echoing a broader theme for the Kentucky track and field program, as she was named Southeastern Conference Women's Runner of the Week on Tuesday, the same day the women's team moved up a spot to No. 7 in th...

Kentucky track and field's Dezerea Bryant was named the National Athlete of the Week by the United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) on Monday.

Dezerea Bryant threw down a gauntlet in the form of the fastest 200-meter performance by any woman in the world so far this season on Saturday. Bryant's time of 22.82 capped a two-day competition in which she won two events (60m on Friday), and was nam...

The Kentucky track and field teams continued building the strong momentum they have been accumulating early in 2014 with another solid team performance - for the first time away from home - at the Doc Hale Virginia Tech Elite Meet on Friday.

For the first time in 2014 the Kentucky track and field teams will hit the road as the Wildcats will travel to Virignia Tech for the Doc Hale Elite Meet, which begins on Friday and runs through Saturday. The meet will begin on Friday at 5 p.m. ET, whil...

Kendra Harrison was named Southeastern Conference Runner of the Week after posting two world-leading times last Saturday, the league office announced on Tuesday. Indeed, Bryant performed incredibly at the home Rod McCravy Memorial Meet on Saturday.

UK accounted for four nation-leading times on Saturday at the Rod McCravy Memorial Meet. Kendra Harrison and the women's 4x400 actually posted the world's fastest time this season as the UK track and field program made a major statement.

Kentucky's Rod McCravy Memorial Meet was initially billed as the best track meet anywhere in America all weekend. The level of competition lived up to expectations on Friday, and that excitement will only build with a talent-laden Saturday schedule in ...