Can Anyone Catch The Tigers?
Princeton won the Penn Relays distance medley championship, becoming the first Ivy team to win Championships of America in consecutive years since 1974.
Proud As A PCawk
Phil Cawkwell — a former Penn distance runner — represented the Heps Nation tonight with a Penn Relays championship.
A Massive Enshrinement
As far as Hall of Fame inductees go, rarely are they this big or this old. And we’re not talking about Bill Cosby.
Reynolds Relays Reign
Freshman Maalik Reynolds becomes the first Quaker to take the Penn Relays’ high jump title in 56 years during “one big ball of loud.”
WOW! Princeton Wins At Penn Relays
Princeton just won the Penn Relays four-mile relay Championship of America — the school’s first such title in any event since 1940.
The Final Day at the Penn Relays
Maalik Reynolds, the high-flying freshman jumper for the host Red and Blue, will be a star attraction for the Heps Nation at the Penn Relays today.
It Really Is A Carnival
Seems like a dance contest has broken out at the Nike tent at the Penn Relays today.
Three Words for Friday
We asked this question two weeks ago — Can the Princeton 4×4 make the Penn Relays’ Championship of America field? Austin Hollimon says yes.
Ruggiero Takes Title
Emma Ruggiero of Princeton is a Penn Relays’ winner while Dartmouth’s Alex Tanner took fourth in her specialty, the 400m hurdles.
A Sogging Start Ahead?
Friday and Saturday are looking like great-weather days in Philadelphia… Thursday not so much.
Carnival Coverage
The HepsTrack team has all things covered for the Penn Relays. And here’s the guide.
The Best Track Meet in the World…
NCAAs or the Penn Relays? Seems like a toss up for University of Virginia Coach Jason Vigilante. For me, there is no real choice. I like crowds.
Stuff My Dad Did… (Updated)
Mary Boggs is gearing up to serve as an official in Franklin Field later in the week and she discovered a story about a relay that you wouldn’t think possible.
Make It A Long Weekend
Columbia electrified the Penn Relays’ crowd a few years ago with a Championship of America victory. Could Princeton do the same late next week?
Early Winners at the Penns (Updated)
Three of the four distance classic winners at the Penn Relays on Sunday were former Heps runners while another Heps champion set a 5k course record in Boston.
The Longest Dash
What would you do for the high school athlete you were coaching? Would you drive eight hours, one way?
Deadlines, We Have Some Deadlines
Running at the Penn Relays, making a difference in education and bolstering your resume. If those are in your plans, it is time to act.
The Penn Relays in Pictures
Here is a brief look at the Penn Relays in pictures. Inside the numbers — 54,000 fans, 1 Usain Bolt.
Smiles All Around
Franklin Field erupted when Usain Bolt and his Jamaican teammates walked onto the Penn Relays’ infield to stretch and warm up. “It was so loud,” said USA runner Miki Barber, “I thought, ‘Is the president here?’”
Goodnight… The Hall
The Penn Relays would like to specifically thank Seton Hall University for its many years of running at our meet and we hope that the eight Championships of America trophies remain prominently displayed in their athletic department. We may not be seeing the blue uniform of The Hall for a while, but I’m sure they will be back eventually.
College Men’s 4×400 Championship
After dropping the baton in the 4×4 Championship, Texas A&M’s Tabarie Henry made a valiant effort to close the gap and nearly pull off an epic comeback. Alas, he ran out of track as Mississippi State held on.
College Women’s 4×400 Championship
UTech wins for the second year in a row, with a 3:31.54–3:32.34 victory over Oregon. Stephenie McPherson’s 51.06 anchor leg was decisive. Texas A&M (3:32.86) and Penn State (3:33.06) were third and fourth. Fawn Dorr ran a fantastic third leg in 52.05 for Penn State to give the Nittany Lions the lead at the final [...]
Wanna See Something Extremely Cool?
Here is your guide to Heps at the 2010 Penn Relays, which starts Thursday in Philadelphia. All eight Ivy League schools will be tearing up the Franklin Field track, getting it warm for Usain Bolt. Here are the entries. Thanks and praise goes to Dipen Shah, the Wizard of West Philadelphia. By the way, HepsTrack.com [...]
