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Track Central: 53rd Tennessee Relays
April 07, 2021 | Track & Field
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — The Tennessee track & field program returns to action this week on its home track, hosting 16 Division I schools for the 53rd Tennessee Relays. The annual home meet will run Thursday through Saturday at Tom Black Track at LaPorte Stadium.
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Due to university COVID-19 guidelines and protocols, attendance for the Tennessee Relays will be limited to guests on the Tennessee student-athlete pass list.
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FOLLOW LIVE: Live results from the Tennessee Relays will be provided by AdkinsTrak Timing Associates throughout the meet. Friday and Saturday's action will be streamed online via SEC Network+, available with TV provider login at espn.com/watch or the ESPN app.
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MEET SCHEDULE: The 53rd Tennessee Relays will begin Thursday morning at 11 a.m. with the first day of women's heptathlon and men's decathlon events. Both hammer throw competitions will take place in the evening before night one is capped off with the women's 10,000-meter run at 9 p.m.
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The bulk of the meet schedule is set for Friday and Saturday with individual running events and relays on those days, respectively, in addition to several field events throughout the weekend. Click here for the full meet schedule.
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WHO'S COMPETING: The Vols and Lady Vols will have 60 athletes donning the Orange & White this week, while several redshirt squad members are set to compete unattached as well. Other programs represented at the meet include Auburn, Cincinnati, Clemson, ETSU, Furman, Georgia Southern, Kent State, Louisville, MTSU, North Dakota State, Penn, Pittsburgh, Richmond, Southeast Missouri, Virginia Tech and Vanderbilt.
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A full meet program with heat numbers, flight positions and lane assignments can be viewed at this link.
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SENIOR RECOGNITIONS: Tennessee track & field will honor the following 15 senior student-athletes Saturday afternoon at 12:30 p.m. at Tom Black Track: Max Barbour, Nick Brey, Saqukine Cameron, Ayesha Champagnie, Nayoka Clunis, Alexis Duncan, Daniel Igbokwe, Joseph Maxwell, Maia McCoy, Jah-Nhai Perinchief, Kiara Rhodes, Abigail Smith, Darryl Sullivan, Domonique Turner and Steele Wasik.
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NCAA TOP-25 MARKS: Through the first three weeks of outdoor track season, the Vols and Lady Vols have combined for 10 marks that rank inside the top-25 in the country.
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For the most up-to-date information on Tennessee track & field and cross country, follow @Vol_Track on Twitter and Instagram.
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Due to university COVID-19 guidelines and protocols, attendance for the Tennessee Relays will be limited to guests on the Tennessee student-athlete pass list.
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FOLLOW LIVE: Live results from the Tennessee Relays will be provided by AdkinsTrak Timing Associates throughout the meet. Friday and Saturday's action will be streamed online via SEC Network+, available with TV provider login at espn.com/watch or the ESPN app.
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MEET SCHEDULE: The 53rd Tennessee Relays will begin Thursday morning at 11 a.m. with the first day of women's heptathlon and men's decathlon events. Both hammer throw competitions will take place in the evening before night one is capped off with the women's 10,000-meter run at 9 p.m.
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The bulk of the meet schedule is set for Friday and Saturday with individual running events and relays on those days, respectively, in addition to several field events throughout the weekend. Click here for the full meet schedule.
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WHO'S COMPETING: The Vols and Lady Vols will have 60 athletes donning the Orange & White this week, while several redshirt squad members are set to compete unattached as well. Other programs represented at the meet include Auburn, Cincinnati, Clemson, ETSU, Furman, Georgia Southern, Kent State, Louisville, MTSU, North Dakota State, Penn, Pittsburgh, Richmond, Southeast Missouri, Virginia Tech and Vanderbilt.
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A full meet program with heat numbers, flight positions and lane assignments can be viewed at this link.
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SENIOR RECOGNITIONS: Tennessee track & field will honor the following 15 senior student-athletes Saturday afternoon at 12:30 p.m. at Tom Black Track: Max Barbour, Nick Brey, Saqukine Cameron, Ayesha Champagnie, Nayoka Clunis, Alexis Duncan, Daniel Igbokwe, Joseph Maxwell, Maia McCoy, Jah-Nhai Perinchief, Kiara Rhodes, Abigail Smith, Darryl Sullivan, Domonique Turner and Steele Wasik.
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NCAA TOP-25 MARKS: Through the first three weeks of outdoor track season, the Vols and Lady Vols have combined for 10 marks that rank inside the top-25 in the country.
- Maia McCoy - Women's 100m - 11.26w (+2.9) - No. 9 NCAA
- Christopher Bailey - Men's 400m - 45.25 - No. 5 NCAA
- Emmanuel Bynum - Men's 400m - 45.96 - No. 15 NCAA
- Katie Thronson - Women's 5,000m - 15:54.60 - No. 15 NCAA
- Rasheeme Griffith - Men's 400m Hurdles - 50.61 - No. 11 NCAA
- Vanessa Watson - Women's 400m Hurdles - 57.88 - No. 10 NCAA
- Sebastian Cooper, Christopher Bailey, Emmanuel Bynum, Jonathan Sacoor - Men's 4x400m Relay - 3:06.64 - No. 17 NCAA
- Jalen Tate - Men's Triple Jump - 16.01mw / 52-6.5 (+3.1) - No. 11 NCAA
- Jordan West - Men's Shot Put - 19.82m / 65-0.5 - No. 4 NCAA
- Latavia Maines - Women's Shot Put - 17.73m / 58-2 - No. 4 NCAA
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For the most up-to-date information on Tennessee track & field and cross country, follow @Vol_Track on Twitter and Instagram.
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