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The controlled chaos that is the Penn Relays paddock
For the next two hours we’ve got heats of the high school boys 4×100. Top 8 times advance to Saturday’s championship.
Jamaica’s Camperdown clocks 42.18 in the seventh heat to set the early standard.
William Knibb — Usain Bolt’s alma mater — clocks in at 42.02 to win heat 12.
And now we have our first sub-42 of he day: Herbert Morrison from Jamaica, running 41.68 in heat 15.
Monroe College (Jamaica, of course) joins them in sub-42 territory with a 41.81 in the very next section.
At approximately 11:30, we have started the large school division.
Calabar of Jamaica has run in 41.18 for a quick time. Kingston College also ran under 42, with a 41.98.
The “small schools” ranking can be found here.
The “large schools” ranking can be found here.
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.