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UTA'S JOHN SAUERHAGE NAMED HEAD COACH OF EL SALVADOR WORLD UNIVERSITY GAMES TEAM

7/6/2009

UT Arlington track and field head coach John Sauerhage is on his way to Belgrade, Serbia to serve as the head mentor of the El Salvador track and field team at the World University Games. Former UTA sprinter Takeshi Fujiwara, who finished his career this past season, is representing his country at the games and Sauerhage will assist him in his preparation for the event. Read Full Release

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UTA LED CONFERENCE WITH 85 STUDENT-ATHLETES ON COMMISSIONER'S HONOR ROLL

6/22/2009

The University of Texas at Arlington led the league with 85 student-athletes on the Capital One Bank /Southland Conference Commissioner's Honor Roll announced for spring 2009.

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UTA TRACK TRIO NAMED TO SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM

6/17/2009

Takeshi Fujiwara, Byron Majors and Caroline Erlingson have been named to the Southland Conference Track and Field/Cross Country All-Academic team, the league office announced today.

CORDERO GRAY AND JASMINE WALLS NAMED ALL-AMERICAN

06/16/2009

UT Arlington track and field athletes Cordero Gray and Jasmine Walls each were honored by the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association as All-Americans following the conclusion of the season.

JASMINE WALLS AND CORDERO GRAY ADVANCE TO THE SEMI-FINALS OF THE 200 METERS

06/11/2009

Junior Jasmine Walls and sophomore Cordero Gray advanced to the semi-finals of the 200 meter dash Thursday night at the second day of the 2009 NCAA Track and Field Championships.

CORDERO GRAY NEARLY AN ALL-AMERICAN ON DAY ONE OF THE NCAA TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS

06/11/2009

Sophomore sprinter Cordero Gray led the way for UTA on Wednesday at the 2009 NCAA Track and Field Championships as he nearly became the first Maverick All-American this year.

UTA TO SEND SIX MAVERICKS TO NCAA TRACK AND FIELD NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

06/09/2009

Andrew Duncan III and Cordero Gray are two of the six Mavericks that will make their way north this week as they travel to the 2009 NCAA Track and Field Championships in Fayetteville, Arkansas.