Rochester Yellowjackets

The Rochester Yellowjackets comprise the 23 intercollegiate athletic teams that represent the University of Rochester, located in Rochester, New York. All varsity teams compete in the NCAA Division III, except for their men's squash team, which competes in Division I. The Yellowjackets are affiliated with the University Athletic Association (UAA) and the Liberty League. Their mascot is Rocky the Yellowjacket.

Rochester Yellowjackets
University	University of Rochester
Association	Division III Division I (squash)
Conference	University Athletic Association Liberty League
Athletic director	George VanderZwaag
Location	Rochester, New York
Varsity teams	23
Football stadium	Edwin Fauver Stadium
Basketball arena	Louis Alexander Palestra
Baseball stadium	Towers Field
Softball stadium	Southside Field
Soccer stadium	Edwin Fauver Stadium
Aquatics center	Speegle-Wilbraham Center
Lacrosse stadium	Edwin Fauver Stadium
Golf course	Oak Hill Country Club
Rowing venue	Genesee Valley Park
Tennis venue	Lyman Tennis Center
Outdoor track and field venue	Edwin Fauver Stadium
Other venues	Field House Lyman Squash Center
Mascot	Rocky
Nickname	Yellowjackets
Fight song	March, men of Rochester[1]
Colors	Rochester Blue and Dandelion Yellow[2]
Website	uofrathletics.com

Varsity sports

Men's teams	Women's teams
Baseball	Basketball
Basketball	Cross Country
Cross Country	Field Hockey
Football	Lacrosse
Golf	Rowing
Soccer	Soccer
Squash	Softball
Swimming and Diving	Swimming and Diving
Tennis	Tennis
Track and Field1	Track and Field1
	Volleyball
1 – includes both indoor and outdoor

Championships

NCAA Championships

The University of Rochester Yellowjackets have won 4 team national championships and 18 individual national titles:^[3]

Division III

Team

• Women's Soccer (2): 1986, 1987
• Men's Basketball (1): 1990
• Men's Cross Country (1): 1991

Individual

• 1974 Men's Cross Country Championship (1):
  • David Moller
• 1974 Men's Outdoor Track and Field Championship (2):
  • David Moller (Three Mile Run)
  • Anthony Palumbo (Triple Jump)
• 1983 Men's Tennis Championship (1):
  • Alex Gaeta and Bob Swartout (Doubles)
• 1985 Women's Outdoor Track and Field Championship (1):
  • Renee Schmitt (Heptathlon)
• 1986 Women's Indoor Track and Field Championship (1):
  • Michelle Mazurik (55 Meter Dash)
• 1987 Men's Outdoor Track and Field Championship (1):
  • Tom Tuori (1,500 Meter Run)
• 1988 Women's Indoor Track and Field Championship (1):
  • Josefa Benzoni (1,500 Meter Run)
• 1989 Women's Indoor Track and Field Championship (2):
  • Josefa Benzoni (1,500 Meter Run)
  • Josefa Benzoni (3,000 Meter Run)
• 2006 Men's Golf Championship (1):
  • Stephen Goodridge
• 2017 Women's Indoor Track and Field Championship (1):
  • Kylee Bartlett (Pentathlon)
• 2017 Women's Outdoor Track and Field Championship (1):
  • Kylee Bartlett (Heptathlon)
• 2018 Women's Outdoor Track and Field Championship (1):
  • Kylee Bartlett (Heptathlon)
• 2023 Women's Indoor Track and Field Championship (1):
  • Susan Bansbach, Megan Bell, Kate Isaac, Madeline O'Connell (4x400 Meter Relay)
• 2024 Women's Indoor Track and Field Championship (1):
  • Megan Bell, Nora Chen, Ashley Heffernan, Madeline O'Connell (4x400 Meter Relay)
• 2024 Women's Indoor Track and Field Championship (1):
  • Madeline O'Connell (Pole Vault)
• 2024 Men's Outdoor Track and Field Championship (1):
  • Cole Goodman (Triple Jump)