Track and field head coach Michael Ford never imagined being a coach, now he’s the head coach of Baylor track & field and the third Black head coach in Baylor athletics history.

There were plenty of ups and downs for Baylor Athletics over the past weekend.

The Bears once again took home multiple gold medals as well as new PRs for multiple athletes in two-day meet.

After taking home a lot of gold, with three most outstanding honored athletes, the Bears are confident in what they can do this season.

Baylor track & field finishes with plenty of medals and three athletes took home MVP honors during two-day meet.

Here’s all you may have missed across Baylor Athletics over winter break.

A lot of other Bears were in action these past few days outside of Baylor football. Here’s all you need to know to get caught up with Baylor Athletics.

Men’s and women’s finished 17th and 11th respectively as the Bears close out the cross country season.

Cross country and track are not the same sport, believe it or not. Three Baylor athletes who run for both teams break down the differences.

The men finished sixth as the women finished seventh, led by Ryan Hodge and Lily Jacobs.

Both the mens and womens teams are running with their top five runners this weekend at the Big 12 Championship meet.

Multiple Baylor athletic programs were in action over homecoming weekend, here’s what you may have missed.

Freshman Drew Snyder and sophomore Lily Jacobs have been consistently finishing near the top in each of Baylor’s races and look to continue their success going forward.

In a day filled with personal bests, sophomore Lily Jacobs and senior Ryan Hodge led the way for the Bears.

Seniors Ryan Hodge and Ellie Friesen lead the way as their respective teams kick the season off strong.

Catch up on any Baylor Athletics information you may have missed over the weekend.

Baylor’s women’s team placed second and men’s placed third in the Abilene Christian University Invitational led by Drew Snyder and Lily Jacobs.

A lot of bright spots came from Baylor’s cross country season opener in College Station.

New cross country head coach David Barnett is happy to be here at Baylor and is focused on making sure his athletes make the most of every opportunity.

After over 20 years working with the Baylor track and field program Michael Ford finally gets an opportunity at the helm.

“I want to make Baylor that dominant name ‘Quarter-Mile U’ to where nobody can compare other schools to us.”

Already a national champion, the freshman hurdler has higher goals in mind.

The Bears were able to take several first place wins in their first home meet of the outdoor season.

The Bears competed in two meets over the weekend, several personal bests.

Baylor track and field competed in the national indoor meet this weekend and brought home three titles.

Baylor volunteer pole vaulting coach Brandon Richards has a vision to build Baylor into a great pole vaulting school with some talented athletes already gaining success.

The Bears had a solid first outdoor meet Saturday in Austin.

The freshman sprinter has been a standout for the Bears this season and was named Big 12 Women’s Outstanding Freshman of the Year.

Baylor track and field finished fifth on the women’s side and eighth on the men’s side, but put together a series of record breaking performances to bring home several individual titles.

Baylor track and field will compete in the Big 12 indoor championship, hoping to bring home some hardware.