Baseball, track and field, golf, tennis and swimming and diving all have past, present and future Bulldogs competing in multiple summer competitions. Here is how they're doing.

Georgia track and field rising junior Johannes Erm set the school record by earning a silver medal in the decathlon at the European U-23 Championships in Gavle, Sweden, on Sunday, July 14.

In mid-June, track and field head coach Petros Kyprianou went on an 11-day, 3,200 mile journey in order to raise money for CURE Childhood Cancer, a non-profit which works on the prevention and research of childhood cancer.

Two University of Georgia track and field commits, Matthew Boling and Jasmine Moore, attended the 17th annual Gatorade Athlete of the Year awards on Tuesday, in Los Angeles, California.

Three out of four Georgia track and field athletes earned medals for their performances at the North American, Central American and Caribbean Under-23 Championships in Queretaro, Mexico, this past weekend.

A number of current and future University of Georgia track and field team members are in the midst of a busy summer representing both their school and their home nations.

The University of Georgia track and field program added Ryan Grinnell as an assistant coach and Melissa Beasley as the director of operations on Wednesday, July 3.

For the 2019 spring semester, 287 University of Georgia student-athletes were named to the J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Honor Roll, an…

Two University of Georgia track and field commits have been announced as winners of the 2018-2019 Gatorade Track and Field Athlete of the Year. 

The Bulldog women wrapped up competition on Saturday with a 10th consecutive season in the score column at the NCAA Outdoor Championships.

After taking the 2018 title, the Georgia men's track and field returned to the infield ceremony to take fourth.

The Georgia men’s track and field team finished in second place after day two of the NCAA Outdoor Championships in Austin, Texas. With a total…

The Georgia men’s track and field team scored a total of 12 points to end the first day of the NCAA Outdoor Championships in Austin, Texas. The Bulldogs ended the day in fourth place, six points behind third place LSU.

The Georgia track and field program made the trip to Austin, Texas, to compete in the NCAA Outdoor Championships from Wednesday through Saturday.

Georgia’s men scored a total of 43 points for a ninth-place finish while LSU claimed the victory with 105. The Lady Bulldogs took 10th with 42.5 points as Arkansas won with 139.5.

After day two, Georgia’s men stand in second place with 34 points with Florida leading at 37. The Lady Bulldogs stand in ninth with 18.5 points while Auburn, Arkansas and Missouri are the top three.

Georgia track and field had a successful start to the 2019 SEC Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Fayetteville, Arkansas on Thursday. On…

Elija Godwin, a freshman sprinter on the Georgia track and field team, underwent surgery and is in stable condition after sustaining a serious injury during practice at Spec Towns Track.

Mary Terry is more than an athlete. She’s shown her abilities on the track but even more impressively, in the community. Terry’s intense passion to serve has brought recognition as she continues to give back selflessly.