Former Track & Cross Country Star Jazmyne Taylor Signs with Georgia Tech

Jazmyne Taylor, a standout CTC Track & Field and Cross Country student-athlete, recently signed a track scholarship with Georgia Tech for the 2013-14.

Season wrap-up: CTC enjoys record-breaking year in track and field

Chattahoochee Tech wrapped up perhaps its finest outdoor track and field season since starting the program in 2006 with a school-record 24 athletes qualifying for last week’s NJCAA Division I National Championship meet in Levelland, Tex. The women’s finish of 16th nationally was the best team outdoor performance in the program’s history.

Golden Eagles perform well at Gamecock Open Meet, qualify three more for NJCAA nationals

The Chattahoochee Tech men’s track and field team finished third out of 21 teams at the Emory Classic last weekend in Atlanta against a strong field of NCAA opponents. The Golden Eagles men finished with 102 overall points, just behind second-place Oberlin with 104 and trailing first-place Emory (170).

Bowie’s national title in triple jump highlights CTC trip to Indoor National Championships

Chattahoochee Tech track and field made history at Eastern Illinois University in the NJCAA Indoor National Championships on Friday, March 2 and Saturday, March 3. Sophomore Darice Bowie gave CTC its first-ever individual national champion on Saturday by winning the women’s triple jump, besting the field with a mark of 12.09 meters (39’8”).

Cross country wins first team and individual titles of season

The Chatt Tech cross country teams participated in the Oglethorpe Invitational on Saturday, Oct. 15 at the school's Atlanta campus course, and the Golden Eagles came away with both an individual and team win for the first time this season.

CTC Places Second In Both Races Of Southern Collegiate Challenge

Chattahoochee Tech cross country hosted over 100 runners and 11 college teams in its annual Southern Collegiate Challenge at the Cobb Corps Property course in Acworth, Ga., on Saturday. The Golden Eagles men’s and women’s teams both finished in second place to Region XVII leading Darton College.