Junior Claire Richardson capped off a stellar season with a 19th-place finish and personal record in the 5,000-meter run at the NCAA national championships.

Though most students have long since left Cambridge for home, one Harvard runner is beginning her summer vacation in a very different way.

Although every team hopes to improve upon its past performances and to move up in the rankings, it’s a difficult feat to accomplish. But the cross-country and track teams did just that, recording many strong individual and team results this season.

Harvard's track and field team had a slew of personal bests at this weekend's IC4A/ECAC Championships.

The men's and women's track teams finished in seventh place at the outdoor Heptagonal Championships this weekend.

It’s simple. Nothing is bigger for the Harvard track and field team than the Heptagonal Championships.

No one ran faster than Usain Bolt, but the Harvard track and field team did not disappoint at the 116th annual Penn Relays.

While the week belonged to the ladies of the distance medley team—juniors co-captain Thea Lee and Claire Richardson and freshmen Carlyle Davis and Melissa Bellin—the weekend belonged to Harvard co-captain Jack Brady.

Day two of the 116th Penn Relays started out with a bang for Harvard’s women’s track and field team.

What’s better: racing or meeting Usain Bolt?