A pair of former T-Birds are the latest to add to Canada's medal haul at the Pan Am Games in Toronto. Evan Dunfee dominated the 20 km Race Walk, finishing with a time of 1:23:06, and taking home the gold medal. That translates to just over 4 minutes a...

The UBC Cross Country/Track & Filed team has announced a key addition. Chris Johnson joins the T-Birds as the Lead Endurance Coach. Johnson is a Thunderbird alumnus, and also has strong community club ties through his work with the Vancouver Thunderbir...

UBC Thunderbirds athletes provided more strong performances for Canada as the 2015 Summer Universiade wrapped up in Gwangju, South Korea.

Ben Thorne's silver medal in the 20-kilometre race walk on Thursday capped off the first week of action for UBC Thunderbirds athletes at the Summer Universiade in Gwangju, South Korea.

A Canadian record holder, field hockey siblings and one of the country's top young swimmers are among the UBC Thunderbird athletes who will participate in the Toronto 2015 Pan Am and Parapan Am Games.

The UBC Thunderbirds track and field program has two coaching opportunities available.

Twenty athletes with ties to the UBC Thunderbirds are in Edmonton, competing at the Canadian Track and Field Championships, which run today through Sunday.

Thirteen current or recently-graduated UBC Thunderbirds student-athletes are in South Korea, having earned the honour of representing their country at the 28th Summer Universiade, which runs July 3-14 in the city of Gwangju.

Team Canada's Pan American Games roster in track and field will include six former UBC Thunderbirds, including two Canadian national record holders.

NAIA individual champions Maria Bernard (Calgary) and Ben Thorne (Kitimat, B.C.) have both earned a place on their respective 2014-15 Capital One Academic All-America College Division Track & Field/Cross Country Teams as selected by the College Sports...