BOSTON – The Boston University track & field program will host seven indoor meets at the Track & Tennis Center for the 2023-24 season, director of track & field and cross Country Gabe Sanders announced Thursday.
 
The "Launchpad," home to some of the fastest times in history, will welcome athletes from across the NCAA and the track & field world. In addition, meets will be fully open to spectators. The TTC is undergoing renovations to update the building and the world-renown track.
 
"Coming off the most high-powered indoor season of the Launchpad to date, our staff is already looking forward to running things back and stepping it up yet again with our million-dollar renovations and upgrades to the facility and track surface at the TTC. We look forward to upholding and continuing our legacy as the fastest track in the world." said director of track & field and cross country Gabe Sanders. "More importantly, with numerous Patriot League champion- and NCAA-qualifying returners, we look forward to stepping up and going toe-to-toe with the best in the NCAA and in the world."
 
BU will kick off the 2023-24 season with the annual Sharon Colyear-Danville Season Opener on Dec. 2. 
 
In 2024, the TTC will see four consecutive weekends of action beginning with the Battle in Beantown on Jan. 20. The following weekend, the John Thomas Terrier Classic will run Jan. 26-27 with men competing Friday and women competing Saturday.
 
February will feature three meets, the first of which being the Bruce Lehane Scarlet & White Invite on Feb. 3. The David Hemery Valentine Invitational will follow on Feb. 9-10 with the women competing Friday and the men competing Saturday. The final meet of the regular season will take place on Feb. 16 with the Terrier DMR Challenge.

BU will also host the 2024 Indoor Patriot League Championships.
 
2022-23 at the TTC in Review

• Two American records were set in the men's 3,000m and 5,000m.
• Women's North American record was broken in the 1,000m.
• Sharon Colyear-Danville's long-standing 300m record was broken by then-senior Noelani Phillips.
• The NCAA Division I Distance Medley Relay women's record was broken by Washington.
• 52 men went sub-four minutes in the mile which set a world record for the most run at a single meet.
• Six of the top-10 men's indoor 5,000m marks in NCAA history were ran at the TTC.

 
Full TTC Schedule
Dec. 2 – Sharon Colyear-Danville Season Opener
Jan. 20 – Battle in Beantown
Jan. 26-27 – John Thomas Terrier Classic
Feb. 3 – Bruce Lehane Scarlet & White Invite
Feb. 9-10 – David Hemery Valentine Invitational
Feb. 16 – Terrier DMR Challenge
Feb. 24-25  – Patriot League Championships
 
Further meet details, such as schedules and entry information, will be released at a later date.