Yale's women's cross country and track and field teams have officially welcomed 14 first-year athletes to the Class of 2030. The recruits hail from nine different U.S. states, as well as Greece and Taiwan. This year marks the third season under head coach Courtney Jaworski. The new team members bring a diverse range of talents and achievements, enhancing the depth and strength of the Bulldogs' squads.

By the Numbers
  • 14 first-year recruits join Yale’s cross country and track and field teams.
  • The recruits represent nine different U.S. states, Greece, and Taiwan.
State of Play
  • This incoming class adds significant depth to Yale’s track and field team.
  • The team looks to build on its recent performances in the Ivy League.
What's Next

The incoming freshmen will integrate into the program as they prepare for the upcoming season, where they will aim to compete in prestigious meets and contribute to Yale's success in the Ivy League. Their performances will be closely watched as they settle into the collegiate level.

Bottom Line

The addition of this diverse and talented cohort positions Yale to enhance its competitive edge in women's track and field and cross country, fostering a supportive environment for growth both on the field and in academics.