Texas Relays 2005

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Cavaliers Fare Well at Texas Relays UVA Press Release Apr 11, 2005

University of Virginia track athlete Billie Jo Grant set a pair of season bests en route for qualifying for the NCAA Regional meet in competition at the Texas Relays this weekend in Austin, Texas. Grant threw 48\' 7.25\" and improved her regional qualifying mark from earlier this year in the shot, while in the discus she threw a 174\' 4\" and now ranks #2 all-time at Virginia, just 3\' 1\" behind the record. Tomika Ferguson also hit the NCAA Regional qualifying mark with a personal-best triple jump, going 40\' 8.25\" and taking sixth at the meet. Inge Jorgensen also finished in the top eight, taking seventh overall with her 165\' 10\".

Biladeau 2nd at Texas Relays 2Mile, 13th All-Time Jason Byrne Apr 8, 2005

Andy Biladeau competed tonight in the 2 mile of the Texas Relays. Biladeau fell around the mile mark, and got up to battle back into contention for the lead. The Tampa Jesuit senior finished in 9:04.12, two seconds back from winner Scott MacPherson of Texas. Thanks to Ricky Quintana for offering play by play of the performance on our forum.

Texas Relays: Day two recap Alex Aldaco Apr 8, 2005

AUSTIN, Texas - Texas sophomore transfer Trey Hardee has thrice contested the decathlon at Mike A. Myers Stadium in Austin, twice finishing as a runner-up last year for Mississippi State, at the Texas Relays and the NCAA Championships. The third time was a charm in his home debut for the Longhorns Thursday, as he racked up 7,839 points to win the Relays and narrowly miss Rusty Hunter

Texas Relays Day One Alex Aldaco Apr 5, 2005

AUSTIN, Texas - The first day of the 78th Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays was awash with successful current and former Texas Longhorn athletes, highlighted by wins from Ryan Wilson in the men

Maurice Greene and other Olympic champions scheduled to compete at 2005 Clyde Littlefield Texas Rela Alex Aldaco Apr 5, 2005

AUSTIN, Texas - Some of the world\'s most decorated track and field athletes will represent Team USA at the 2005 Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays hosted by The University of Texas. The four-day event, which runs Wednesday, April 6, through Saturday, April 9, at Mike A. Myers Stadium, also features a collection of the nation\'s finest collegiate and prep athletes. Nearly 5,000 athletes will compete in 125 events at this year\'s Relays, which are presented by Nike Timing.