Alec Faldermeyer

With adidas Nationals in a week we look at the best performances at NC A&T's venue's history.

Alec Faldermeyer easily captured the gold medal in the hammer on Sunday at the PanAm Junior Games in Miramar, FL.

Recent Sheepshead grad Roylce Boston will represent his native Guyana this weekend at the Pan American Junior Championships in Mirmar, Fl.

For the second time this year, freshman Alec Faldermeyer has earned All-American honors, this time in the hammer at the 2011 NCAA Outdoor Championships in Des Moines, IA.

Maxwell Dyce and Alex Faldermeyer highlighted the men's track and field team on day one of the New Mexico Classic in Albuquerque as both posted individual event wins on Friday.

Thrower Alec Faldermeyer and pole vaulter Mike Woepse have signed on to don the blue and gold of UCLA this Fall

GREENSBORO, N.C. – He already knew he won when he stepped in the circle for the last time. It became easier to fall in love with the moment, to get caught up in what already happened. So by the time Minisink Valley’s Alec Faldermeyer took his final attempt in the hammer throw, he had become a spectator.

Only two events are being contested on Friday at the Nike Indoor Nationals as the meet has extended from its usual Saturday-Sunday two day format to accomodate the weight throw and 5000 meter run. The weight throw has stacked fields with the US leaders for both boys and girls and many of the US top 10 performances also present. Meanwhile, the 5000 meter run is definitely missing many of the considered elite distance runners in the country, but will be a good opportunity for a next tier of runners to step up and become Nike national champions. Pictured right: Chelsea Oswald of Ohio, a Foot Locker finalist this past fall, is one of several contenders in a fairly wide open girls 5000 meter race on Thursday evening at the Reggie Lewis Center.

Faldermeyer throws big, Arlington breaks record By Christopher Hunt NEW ROCHELLE – Alec Faldermeyer knew he popped a good one. Or at least the throw felt good. So he waited for confirmation. “I saw them run out of tape,” the Minisink Valley sophomore said.   FULL STORY HERE photo by Tim Fulton