Tabulations are complete here in Philadelphia and the Penn Relays have received entries from 1,047 different high schools, including 62 from foreign schools.
That means 985 U.S. high schools — between two and three percent of all American high schools — will be ventured to the City of Brotherly Love in a few weeks. The Relays will begin on Thursday, April 26, and conclude before an enormous crowd at Franklin Field on Saturday, April 28. (more…)
Certainly it would be tough for the men to duplicate the excitement of the women’s race, but t…
Similar to last year, the college men’s 4×800 championship was highly anticipated. Ther…
The Jamaican men continued their dominance in the men’s 4×100, winning for the second tim…
More than 1,000 high schools are entered to compete at the Penn Relays, including high numbers from …
The Texas women extended their record for Penn Relays 4×400 victories with a 3:30.03 clocking. …
Certainly it would be tough for the men to duplicate the excitement of the women’s race, but t…
Here are the Athletes of the Meet (in the order they were announced) • High School Girls Athlete o…
More than 1,000 high schools are entered to compete at the Penn Relays, including high numbers from …
The Penn Relays are the largest annual track and field meet in the United States and the largest annual relay meet in the world. Over the course of three days, 19,000 athletes from all levels will race in front of 115,000 spectators. The 2010 Penn Relays will be from April 22-24.
