University of Connecticut Athletics
Huskies Head to BU for Valentine Invite
2/13/2020 2:09:00 PM | Men's Track and Field
STORRS, Conn. – The UConn men's track & field team jumps back into action this weekend for their final tune-up before the conference championship as they take part in the David Hemery Valentine Invitational on Saturday at Boston University's Track and Tennis Center.
The men's meet will get underway on Saturday morning at 9 am on the track and 10:30 am with the field events. For a full meet schedule, click HERE. Fans can follow all the action with live results and watch live on FloTrack.
The Huskies will be a part of large and talented field made up of approximately 5,000 athletes representing more than 100 teams including hundreds of post-collegiate athletes. For a full list of accepted entries click HERE
"This is a performance meet." said director of cross country and track & field Greg Roy. "Starting to let off the gas with the training a little bit. Our top guys will still be looking at NCAA qualifying in some events. On the men's side, we are in pretty good shape and the same on the women's side, in really good shape. Our oval kids will really be looking to get after it. It's a really, really fast track, one of the fastest in the country, so they will really be looking to open it up.
"We competed really well at New England's, both men and women, and now we go out and see what kind of shape we are in. We know what we are here for. We should be really loose. This is a really fun meet, people coming from all over the place to run here. We'll enjoy it and then we get ready for conference."
The Huskies are coming off winning their second-straight and 25th overall New England Indoor Championship where they dominated a 22-team field, claiming four individual titles and recording 17 top-three finishes on the weekend.
Following Saturday's meet, UConn will have a week to get ready to take part in the 2020 American Athletic Conference Indoor Championship on February 28 and 29 in Birmingham, Alabama.














