It's Texas Relays Time

Track & Field fans and athletes take over Austin for the next four days

Jacob Hernandez at last year's meet
Jacob Hernandez at last year's meet (Photo courtesy of UT)

This year’s event takes a bit of a hit in the professional ranks, as USA Track & Field voted to cut its elite relay program; nonetheless, the 82nd running of this venerable meet with be superstar-level in the collegiate and high school ranks, so head down to catch some current and future Olympians.

Wed.-Sat., April 1-4, all day. Mike A. Myers Track & Soccer Stadium, 707 Clyde Littlefield Dr. For info on the afterparties, see www.texasrelays.com. For more on the event, see www.texassports.com.

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