RICHMOND, Ky. – Eastern Kentucky track and field head coach Cory Erdmann announced the 2022-23 schedule Thursday afternoon.
 
The Colonels will compete in 11 indoor meets and 10 outdoor events.
 
EKU will kick off the season on Saturday, Dec. 3 at the Commonwealth College Opener in Louisville, and the Sharon Colyear Danville Season Opener in Boston.
 
After a break for the holidays, the team will compete at the Rod McCravy Invite hosted by in-state foe Kentucky on Jan. 13-14. To wrap up January, EKU will run at the PNC Lenny Lyles Invite on Jan. 26-27 hosted by Louisville and the IU Relays hosted by Indiana on Jan. 27-28.
 
The Colonels are set to travel to Winston-Salem, N.C. to compete in the Camel City Invite on Feb. 4. The Maroon and White will run at the Music City Invite hosted by Vanderbilt and the BU Valentine Invite in Boston on Feb. 10-11. EKU will travel back to Winston-Salem, N.C. to compete in the JDL DMR Invite on Feb. 17-18.
 
The ASUN Indoor Track and Field Championships are hosted by Liberty on Feb. 24-25 and the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships is slated for March 10-11.
 
The Colonels will pick up right where they left off to start the outdoor season, competing in the Raleigh Relays hosted by NC State on March 23-25 and the Kennesaw State Don McGarey Invitational on March 24-25.
 
After a week off, Eastern Kentucky will run at the Duke Invitational on April 6-8. Then, EKU will host the Rick Erdmann Twilight in Richmond on April 21-22.
 
To wrap up April, EKU will compete at the University of Kentucky Invitational and the Clark Wood Open hosted by Louisville on April 28-29.
 
The Maroon and White will wrap up the outdoor regular season when they travel to Stanford for the Payton Jordan Invitational.
 
The ASUN Outdoor Track and Field Championships hosted by North Florida is slated for May 11-13. The NCAA East Preliminary is in Jacksonville, Fla. on May 24-27 and the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships are in Austin, Tex. on June 14-17.
 
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