B-CU won its first MEAC Indoor Track and Field Men's Championship by 1.5 points over North Carolina A&T while the women's team was overtaken by Hampton in the final event.

Deidra Jordan repeated as Pentathlon champion, helping the Lady Wildcats lead after two days of competition at the MEAC Indoor Championships. The Wildcat men are in second.

Bethune-Cookman's Keron Stoute and Nnamdi Davis are second and fourth in the Men's Heptathlon after the firsy day of the MEAC Indoor Championships.

B-CU takes on the final chapter of the 2015 indoor track regular season, looking to make program history in consecutive years at the Prince George's Complex during the MEAC Indoor Championships, running Feb. 12-14.

The Bethune-Cookman Wildcats scored three first place finishes and 31 total in the top 10 during their final tune-up of the indoor regular season at the USC Open, on Saturday at the South Carolina Indoor Track Facility.

The Wildcats get an early start on Saturday, heading to the final regular season indoor meet of the 2015 season, taking on the USC Indoor Open at the South Carolina indoor facility on Saturday (February 7).

The Wildcats proved up to the task in taking on the challenge of national competition during their first elite competition of the indoor season, with 11 top-10 finishes at the prestigious Armory Track Invitational.

Select members of the Bethune-Cookman Track & Field squad brave the northern chill this week, traveling to the Armory Track Invitational, taking on the first elite-level competition of the indoor season.

Now for the third consecutive week, B-CU notched weekly conference honors, as officials from the MEAC announced a Field Athlete of the Week sweep for the Wildcats, with accolades for Ed'Ricus Williams and Desiree Richardson.

While the bulk of the team performed on Friday in Gainesville, a select group of Wildcats wrapped two days of competition on Saturday at the Bob Pollack Invitational, with six multi-event athletes making their bid for conference.