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multi-event athletes

Multi-sport athletes stay busy throughout year

2015-11-19
By: Justin Marquette
On: November 19, 2015
In: College, Sports
With: 0 Comments

Shortly after Ohio State University won the inaugural College Football Playoff championship game in January, the Twitter account @ohiovarsity posted a graphic showing that of the 47 student-athletes head coach Urban Meyer recruited, 42 of them had been multi-sport athletes in high school. Current Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete CarrolContinue Reading

Multi-event athletes are ‘a jack of all trades’

2014-01-29
By: Quinn Kragenbring
On: January 29, 2014
In: College, Sports, Spring
With: 0 Comments

Multi-event athletes have both physical and mental endurance Many people are familiar with the main events of track and field, but many are not familiar with multi-event athletes. Multi-eventer athletes participate in two-day competitions consisting of ten events for men and seven for women. Men compete in decathlons that includeContinue Reading

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