Puget Sound Loggers University of Puget Sound Softball

UPS Athletics

Home

Headlines

Sports Releases
All-Sports Trophy
Athlete of the Week

Fall Sports

Cross Country
Football
Men's Soccer
Women's Soccer
Volleyball

Winter Sports

Men's Basketball
Women's Basketball
Skiing
Swimming

Spring Sports

Baseball
Crew
Golf
Women's Lacrosse
Softball
Tennis
Track and Field

Logger Athletics

Staff Directory
Visitor Information Guide
Athletic Facilities
Athletic Training
All-Time Awards
All-Sports Calendar
Loggers in the Community
Hall of Fame
Mission Statement

NWC

NWC


Related Departments

Exercise Science
Physical Education
Intramural Sports

Web Site

Site Information

University of
Puget Sound

Main Web Site

General Information
Schedule and Results
Top Ten List/School Records/All-Americans
Quick Facts
Roster
Recruiting
News Releases
Seasonal Best
Coaches' Profiles
Online Questionnaire
 
Baker Stadium

The University of Puget Sound and the cross country/track and field coaching staff are pleased that you have expressed an interest in Puget Sound and our program. We hope that your interest grows throughout the coming year and that you take the opportunity visit campus and meet the coaching staff, student-athletes, and faculty. We have much to offer you as a student-athlete.

The University of Puget Sound has enjoyed a great deal of success in track and field on the national level for many years. Throughout the past ten years, Puget Sound has produced 42 All-Americans and 18 Academic All-Americans in track and field. We have had 5 national champions in the last 14 years, including: Jim Cairns from Hermiston, Oregon, in the marathon in 1985 and 1986 (setting the national record); Danita Erickson-Parkhurst from Gig Harbor, Washington, in the 1500m in 1994; Sarah Andrews from Seattle, Washington, in the 3000m in 1997; Amy Wells, from Ashland, Oregon, in the pole vault in 1998; and Dana Boyle, from Carbondale, Colorado, in the 3000m in 1999. More recently, Katie Heaton was fourth in the pole vault in 2002 and fifth in 2003.

The track and field program welcomes all student-athletes who have a desire to learn and improve in their sport and who are willing to take collegiate athletics and academics seriously. Our coaches work in conjunction with the runners to ensure a balanced and excellent liberal arts education. Puget Sound's Baker Stadium is a recently renovated all-weather, 400-meter track. Our first track and field meet is held in late February or early March. We are members of the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) Division III and the Northwest Conference (NWC).

Financial aid in the form of academic and need-based grants, guaranteed student loans, college work-study and a host of other resources is available to qualified students. You will need to submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by February 1, 2006 for priority consideration. You may obtain this form from your high school counselor or from our financial aid office by calling 253-879-3214 or 800-396-7192.

If you are interested in becoming a student-athlete at the University of Puget Sound, please complete and return the enclosed track and field questionnaire. If we can be of any further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us at any time. Thanks again for your interest in track and field at Puget Sound, and we look forward to working with you as a Logger.


Online Student Athlete Questionnaire!

Profile

Conference: Northwest Conference (NWC)

Division: NCAA Division III

Scholarships: Academic and Financial Based

Undergraduate: 2700 (Small Liberal Arts)

Checklist

File Admission Application
File Financial Aid Form
Return Questionnaire
Send High School/Summer Schedule
Send Video/Stats/Resume
Communicate With Coaching Staff
Schedule Campus Visit

Contact Information

Web site: http://www.ups.edu/athletics

Admissions:
253-879-3211
or 1-800-396-7191
(admission@ups.edu)

Financial Aid:
253-879-3214