Current Rice track and field volunteer coach and three-time All-American and Rice alumnus Becky Wade won the 31st annual California International Marathon Sunday with the fastest time by an American.

Rice's Women's Athletics Advisory Board announced its first annual Trivia Night on Thursday, held on October 3 in Rice Stadium's R Room at 6:30 p.m. Teams of eight compete for access to the Athletic Director's suite at a 2014 baseball game.

Rice University President David Leebron will introduce the school's next athletics director at a news conference at 11 a.m. Sept. 9 in the R Room at Rice Stadium. Live Coverage

BIRMINGHAM, England- Former Rice women's track athlete Lennie Waite finished third at the British Championships in the 3000 m steeplechase, running a 10:04.97. She, and two of her fellow Scots, gave Scotland a 1-2-3 finish in the event.

Alice Falaiye, Ryan Harlan, Cristy McKinney, Jack Turpin, Stahle Vincent and the 2003 National Champion Rice baseball team, who left their marks on Rice Athletics history through team and individual achievements, will be inducted into the Rice Athletic...

Rice Track and Field Alumnae Funmi Jimoh and Ariana Ince posted top 3 finishes at the USA Track and Field Championships this weekend. Jimoh also qualified for the IAAF World Championships, to be held in Moscow, Russia from August 10-18.

Sophomore Claire Uke was named an honorable mention All-American by the USTFCCCA, the organization announced Monday. This season, she had Rice's highest national finish in the shot put since 1989.

Claire Uke threw 51 feet 3¾ inches on her second throw, earning her an 18th-place finish, the highest for a Rice women's track athlete since 1989 in the shot put, in the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships at Eugene, Ore.

Farrah Madanay and Heather Olson were named to the C-USA All-Academic Team for women's track and field. Madanay's selection completes a double for her, as she was selected to the the Cross Country All-Academic squad, while Olson receives her first All-...

Claire Uke qualified for the NCAA Finals in the shot put, becoming the first Rice athlete to do so in that event since Wendi Miller in 1989, by throwing an outdoor-best 54 feet, 1.25 inches to finish 10th among 12 qualifiers for the finals.