Sports

2025 Penn Relays: Live updates, results, schedule, how to watch

Share The Penn Relays return in 2025, showcasing some of the top athletes in the world. We’re following the annual track and field competition from April 24-26. Here’s more on the event, including how to watch, results, participating schools and a schedule of events. 2025 Penn Relays This year marks the 129th running of the […]

Published

3 weeks ago

April 26, 2025

Your Sports Nation

The Penn Relays return in 2025, showcasing some of the top athletes in the world. We’re following the annual track and field competition from April 24-26.

Here’s more on the event, including how to watch, results, participating schools and a schedule of events.

2025 Penn Relays

This year marks the 129th running of the Penn Relays. Here’s the schedule and how you can watch all the college events.

Schedule of events

FAQS about the schedule of events

Eastern
- Eastern includes colleges from New England southward to and including Virginia, as well as West Virginia.
Championship of America vs. Final
- The Championship of America events are the premier events of Penn Relays, while the “Final” events are the championship events for the rest of the field.
North and South Straight
- The “North Straight” and “South Straight” refer to the straightaways where events are occurring.
CTC and Pop Haddleton-MAC
- Races that are restricted to members of the Centennial, Middle Atlantic and CTC conferences.

Penn Relays: Day 2 | Friday, April 25

Click or tap any of the events for results

Track Events

Field Events

Click or tap here for complete results from the day

Penn Relays: Day 3 | Saturday, April 26

Click or tap any of the events for results

Track Events

Field Events

Click or tap here for complete results from the day

Penn Relays: Day 1 | Thursday, April 24

Click or tap any of the events for results

Track Events

Field Events

Click or tap here for complete results from the day

Participating schools

Here are some of the Division I programs confirmed for the Penn Relays, through April 22.

American
Army
Appalachian State
Boston College
Boston U
Brown
Bryant
Bucknell
Buffalo
Central Connecticut
Chicago State
Cincinnati
Clemson
Columbia
Coppin State
Cornell
Dartmouth
Delaware
Delaware State
Duke
Eastern Kentucky
Elon
Fairfield
FDU
Florida State
Fordham
George Mason
George Washington
Georgetown
Georgia Southern
Georgia Tech
Hampton
Harvard
High Point
Hofstra
Houston
Howard
Indiana
Iona
James Madison
Kennesaw State
La Salle
Lafayette
Lehigh
Loyola (MD)
LIU
Manhattan
Marist
Maryland
Maryland-Eastern Shore
Michigan
Middle Tennessee State
Monmouth
Morgan State
Navy
NC State
NJIT
Norfolk State
North Carolina
North Carolina Central
Northeastern
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Oakland
Old Dominion
Oregon
Penn
Penn State
Pittsburgh
Princeton
Providence
Quinnipiac
Richmond
Rhode Island
Rutgers
Sacred Heart
South Florida
St. John’s (NY)
St. Joseph’s
St. Peter’s
Stony Brook
Syracuse
TCU
Temple
Texas A&M
The Citadel
Toledo
Towson
Troy
UAlbany
UConn
UMass-Lowell
UMBC
UNC-Wilmington
UNLV
Villanova
Virginia
Wake Forest
Wagner
Washington
Western Michigan
West Virginia
William & Mary
Wisconsin
Yale
Youngstown State

Click or tap here for the complete list of schools.

Penn Relays Wall of Fame: Collegiate relay teams

Here are the NCAA relay teams in the Penn Relays Wall of Fame.

Listed in chronological order

1902 Mile Relay | Harvard
1915 Distance Medley Relay | Yale
1915 Mile Relay | Penn
1916 Four-Mile Relay | Cornell
1917 Freshman Mile Relay | Penn Freshman
1925 Two-Mile Relay | Georgetown
1927 440y Relay | Penn Freshman
1930 880-yard Relay | Ohio State
1930 Mile Relay | Penn Freshman
1936 440-Yard Relay | Texas
1937 Four Mile Relay | Indiana
1938 Distance Medley Relay | North Texas
1938 Sprint Medley Relay | Pittsburgh
1939 880y Relay | Pittsburgh
1939 Mile Relay | Pittsburgh
1940 880y Relay | North Texas
1940 Mile Relay | Seton Hall Freshman
1940 Shuttle Hurdle Relay | Yale
1941 Two-Mile Relay | Indiana
1949 Shuttle Hurdle Relay | North Carolina
1950 Sprint Medley Relay | NYU
1950 4X440-yard | Morgan State
1958 Mile Relay | Villanova
1959 440y Relay Abilene Christian
1959 Shuttle Hurdle Relay | Winston-Salem State
1963 4-Mile Relay | Fordham
1965 2-Mile Relay | Villanova
1965 880y Relay | North Carolina Central
1966 Distance Medley Relay | Villanova
1967 Shuttle Hurdle Relay | Tennessee
1968 440y Relay | Florida A&M
1968 440y Relay | Florida A&M
1968 4-Mile Relay | Georgetown
1968 4-Mile Relay | Mount St. Mary’s
1968 4-Mile Relay | Villanova
1969 2-Mile Relay Villanova University
1972 880-yard Relay | North Carolina Central
1972 Mile Relay | North Carolina Central
1972 Sprint Medley Relay | North Carolina Central
1974 Four-Mile Relay | Villanova
1975 Distance Medley Relay | Villanova
1976 4x100m Relay | Tennessee
1977 4x400m Relay | Arizona State
1981 4×400 Relay | Tennessee State
1982 4x800m Relay | Villanova
1982 Shuttle Hurdle Relay | Tennessee
1983 4x100m Relay | Florida State
1984 4x800m Relay | Tennessee
1984 Distance Medley Relay | Villanova
1985 4x1500m Relay | Arkansas
1985 4x800m Relay | Penn State
1986 4x200m Relay | TCU
1986 Sprint Medley Relay | Seton Hall
1986 Sprint Medley Relay | Texas
1987 Distance Medley Relay | Georgetown
1987 Distance Medley Relay | Mount St. Mary’s
1987 Distance Medley Relay | Villanova
1988 Distance Medley Relay | Villanova
1988 Sprint Medley Relay | Texas
1988 4x200m Relay | Arizona State
1989 Distance Medley Relay | Arkansas
1990 4x1500m Relay | Villanova
1991 4x100m Relay | TCU
1991 Shuttle Hurdle Relay | LSU
1993 4x400m Relay | LSU
1995 Sprint Medley Relay | Abilene Christian
2003 4x100m Relay | LSU
2003 4x200m Relay | LSU
2003 4x400m Relay | Texas
2003 Shuttle Hurdle Relay | LSU
2003 Shuttle Hurdle Relay | South Carolina
2004 4x400m Relay U| Florida
2004 Sprint Medley Relay | Tennessee
2007 4x1500m Relay | Michigan
2009 4x1500m Relay | Tennessee
2009 4x100m Relay | Texas A&M

Sports

VOLLEYBALL: Four years – Yale Daily News

Yale Athletics The Yale women’s volleyball team won their third straight Ivy League title this season. They cruised past their conference opponents during the regular season, only falling to Princeton in four sets and Cornell in five — both teams that they later crushed in the Ivy League Tournament. In the past four years, the […]

Published

12 minutes ago

May 17, 2025

Your Sports Nation

Yale Athletics

The Yale women’s volleyball team won their third straight Ivy League title this season. They cruised past their conference opponents during the regular season, only falling to Princeton in four sets and Cornell in five — both teams that they later crushed in the Ivy League Tournament.

In the past four years, the squad has accumulated an impressive 48–8 Ivy League record and three NCAA Tournament appearances under Head Coach Erin Appleman, who was named the Ivy League Coach of the Year in 2022 and 2023.

This season, the Bulldogs fell to North Carolina in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Although they won the first set 25-18 with contributions from all hitters and a great service run from senior Cara Shultz ’25, known for her unique serve, they dropped the next three sets to the talented Tar Heels.

The five players in the class of 2025 — Shultz, Fatima Samb ’25, Bella Chan ’25, Mila Yarich ’25 and Carly Diehl ’25 — have earned American Volleyball Coaches Association All-Region, All-Ivy and All-Eastern College Athletic Conference accolades between them.

Link

Sports

Roseville track and field athlete Jayda Wilson looks to Minnesota record books

“I can watch back, even when I PR, and I’m like, ‘Wow, it was a good jump, but there’s still so much room for improvement,’ ” Wilson said. In addition to a fifth-place Class 3A finish in pole vault as a freshman and first place last year, Wilson placed second in long jump as a […]

Published

29 minutes ago

May 17, 2025

Your Sports Nation

“I can watch back, even when I PR, and I’m like, ‘Wow, it was a good jump, but there’s still so much room for improvement,’ ” Wilson said.

In addition to a fifth-place Class 3A finish in pole vault as a freshman and first place last year, Wilson placed second in long jump as a sophomore with a personal-best of 18-5½. Her track and field success has caught the eye of multiple Big Ten schools, including Minnesota, which has offered her a scholarship.

“I think what sets Jayda apart is she’s just fearless,” Ueland said. When Wilson is asked to make changes, “she’s willing to throw it all out for the big picture, which is really hard for a high school kid to do, hard for us adults to do.”

Link

Sports

High school volleyball: Southern Section boys’ playoff results

SOUTHERN SECTION BOYS VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFFS FRIDAY’S RESULTS FINALS At Cerritos College DIVISION 1 Mira Costa d. Huntington Beach, 25-19, 22-25, 25-19, 29-31, 15-11 At Mater Dei DIVISION 2 Mater Dei d. Peninsula, 20-25, 25-17, 25-13, 25-19 At Crossroads DIVISION 8 Wildwood d. Katella, 3-0 SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE FINALS At Cerritos College DIVISION 3 Orange Lutheran vs. […]

Published

44 minutes ago

May 17, 2025

Your Sports Nation

SOUTHERN SECTION BOYS VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFFS

FRIDAY’S RESULTS

FINALS

At Cerritos College

DIVISION 1

Mira Costa d. Huntington Beach, 25-19, 22-25, 25-19, 29-31, 15-11

At Mater Dei

DIVISION 2

Mater Dei d. Peninsula, 20-25, 25-17, 25-13, 25-19

At Crossroads

DIVISION 8

Wildwood d. Katella, 3-0

SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE

FINALS

At Cerritos College

DIVISION 3

Orange Lutheran vs. Tesoro, 10 a.m.

DIVISION 5

Esperanza vs. Kennedy, 12:30 p.m.

DIVISION 9

CAMS vs. Downey Calvary Chapel, 3 p.m.

DIVISION 6

Quartz Hill vs. El Toro, 6 p.m.

At Santa Barbara

DIVISION 4

Sage Hill vs. Santa Barbara, 1 p.m.

Link

Sports

Jefferson boys beat Morristown in NJAC Tournament final

FLORHAM PARK – Allan Czerwinski didn’t want to play in the Northwest Jersey Athletic Conference volleyball final on Friday night. Czerwinski had a lot on his mind. His father, Bodgan, had died suddenly the previous day at age 50. Czerwinski hadn’t even gone to school. But when the Jefferson volleyball team began walking from head […]

Published

1 hour ago

May 17, 2025

Your Sports Nation

FLORHAM PARK – Allan Czerwinski didn’t want to play in the Northwest Jersey Athletic Conference volleyball final on Friday night. Czerwinski had a lot on his mind.

His father, Bodgan, had died suddenly the previous day at age 50. Czerwinski hadn’t even gone to school.

But when the Jefferson volleyball team began walking from head coach Gino Rose’s classroom to get on the bus, Czerwinski was there to meet them.

His presence on the court gave the Falcons a much-needed emotional lift in their 25-21, 25-23 victory against Morristown. It is Jefferson’s first boys volleyball title in its third appearance.

After the Falcons (10-12) came from behind to clinch victory, Allan and his older brother Patrick Czerwinski shared a long, tearful hug on the court. Allan’s teammates formed a semicircle around them, applauding quietly.

Each of the Jefferson players had written “B.C.” on their wrists, either on tape or bare skin – and also put the initials on their shoes.

Rose handed Allan the NJAC plaque. Tears mixed with sweat as Czerwinski held it up to the rafters at the FDU-Florham Recreation Center.

“I want to thank my dad for being the man who raised me. I couldn’t do anything without him,” said Czerwinski, a junior outside hitter who had eight kills and eight digs in the final. “This was for him, only for him. I didn’t want to come (to the match) but I wanted to do it for him, to make him proud.”

Allan Czerwinski had only begun playing volleyball when he got to Jefferson, but he’d spent lots of time hitting with his father.

“I’m just so proud of my brother,” said Patrick Czerwinski, 21, who had planned to come to the final with their father. “I know my dad would be so proud.”

Road to the NJAC title

The fourth-seeded Falcons topped Sparta, then upset No. 1 Randolph, 25-23, 26-24 in a semifinal on Wednesday. Morristown (12-11), the second seed, beat Dover and defending champion Vernon en route to the final.

The Morristown girls had reached the Morris County Tournament final in the fall, but lost to Montville in three games. This was the Colonials’ boys first time playing for the NJAC title, after reaching the semifinal in their first two varsity seasons.

“It’s bittersweet,” said Kathy Hormaza, a Morristown alumna who coaches both teams. “It’s exciting to know both programs have been able to come here. It hurts times two. If it didn’t hurt before, it hurts now.”

There were 180 boys and 323 girls volleyball teams in New Jersey in 2023-24, according to National Federation of State High School Associations data. That would place the state’s boys sixth, behind California (1142), Illinois (255), Pennsylvania (252), Florida (246) and New York (245).

New Jersey’s boys volleyball participation has almost tripled since 2002-03, and mushroomed to 229 teams this spring – eight in the NJAC.

The NJAC, which began sponsoring volleyball in 2018, is the ninth conference or county with a boys volleyball tournament, joining the Greater Middlesex Conference and Passaic and Hudson counties. Dover athletic director Sean Bullock originally pitched the tournament to his NJAC colleagues after the 2019 season. It was unanimously approved, but they had to wait out the COVID pandemic to launch it.

The NJSIAA has sanctioned a girls volleyball tournament since 1981, and boys since 1988 – the same year Vernon’s team was born. The boys volleyball tournament will be seeded on May 27, with championships slated for June 11 and 12.

“We weren’t just playing for the title,” Jefferson setter Jack Schild, who had 26 assists, a kill and six digs. “We were playing for something bigger than ourselves. It meant the world to us.”

Link

Sports

Three former Cougars join the 2025 U.S. Men’s VNL Roster and Staff – BYU Athletics – Official Athletics Website

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Gabi Garcia Fernandez was named to the 2025 U.S. Men’s VNL roster, with former BYU coaches and players Luka Slabe and Chris McGown added to its staff. Fernandez is one of 32 players competing on the roster, being listed as one of six opposites as well. Luka Slabe (BYU assistant coach […]

Published

1 hour ago

May 17, 2025

Your Sports Nation

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Gabi Garcia Fernandez was named to the 2025 U.S. Men’s VNL roster, with former BYU coaches and players Luka Slabe and Chris McGown added to its staff.

Fernandez is one of 32 players competing on the roster, being listed as one of six opposites as well. Luka Slabe (BYU assistant coach 2016-18, player 2000-04) was named assistant coach and Chris McGown (BYU head coach 2012-15, player 1990-94) was named a consultant coach.

The U.S. Men’s National Team, under newly appointed head coach Karch Kiraly, will select 14 athletes from the long list to compete at each stop: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (June 11-15), Hoffman Estates, Illinois (June 25-29), and Chiba, Japan (July 16-20). The VNL Final Round will take place July 30-Aug. 3 in Ningbo, China.

View the full VNL roster and the team’s schedule at the USA Volleyball website.

Link

Sports

Women’s Cadet National Team Roster Announced for 2025 PanAm Aquatics Water Polo Championships

Story Links Irvine, CA – May 14 – The roster for the Women’s Cadet National Team has been announced for the 2025 PanAm Aquatics Water Polo Championships in Medellin, Colombia. The competition will take place from May 19-25 and will showcase some of the top pipeline athletes in the country. Live streaming of all matches will […]

Published

2 hours ago

May 17, 2025

Your Sports Nation

Irvine, CA – May 14 – The roster for the Women’s Cadet National Team has been announced for the 2025 PanAm Aquatics Water Polo Championships in Medellin, Colombia. The competition will take place from May 19-25 and will showcase some of the top pipeline athletes in the country.

Live streaming of all matches will be available on the PanAm Sports YouTube channel. More information can be found from PanAm Aquatics. See below for roster and schedule.

Women’s Cadet National Team

1 (C) – Shelby Killingsworth, Goalkeeper, 680 Water Polo, Pacific Zone

2 – Jade Pattison, Center Defender, Santa Barbara 805, Coastal California Zone

3 – Kiernan Hogan, Center Defender, Stanford Water Polo Foundation, Pacific Zone

4 – Kennedy Fahey, Center Defender, Newport Beach Water Polo, Southern Pacific Zone

5 – Addison Ting, Attacker, Newport Beach Water Polo, Southern Pacific Zone

6 – Campbell Pence, Attacker, Newport Beach Water Polo, Southern Pacific Zone

7 – Madison Mack, Attacker, Newport Beach Water Polo, Southern Pacific Zone

8 – Gia Jacob, Attacker, Odin Water Polo Club, Pacific Southwest Zone

9 – Juliana Horton, Attacker, Santa Barbara 805, Coastal California Zone

10 – Emilia Haast, Attacker, Lamorinda Water Polo, Pacific Zone

11 – Eden Coughran, Attacker, Clovis Water Polo Club, Central California Zone

12 – Paige Segesman, Center, Regency Water Polo Club, Southern Pacific Zone

13 – Gianna Adams, Goalkeeper, San Diego Shores Water Polo Club, Pacific Southwest Zone

14 – Teodora Diaconu, Center, Greenwich Aquatics, Northeast Zone

15 – Caroline Daniel, Center, Newport Beach Water Polo, Southern Pacific Zone

Women’s Cadet National Team Staff

Head Coach: Brenda Villa

Asst. Coach/Team Lead: Alyssa Diacono

Asst Coach: Christopher Vidale

Asst. Coach: Gina Castagnola

ATC: Meghann McCall

Medical: Dr. Ken Lin

Women’s Cadet National Team Schedule

May 19 – USA vs. Brazil at 9:40am pt

May 20 – USA vs. Mexico at 1:00pm pt

May 21 – USA vs. Peru at 6:00am pt

May 23 – USA vs. Argentina at 7:00am pt

May 24 – USA vs. Colombia at 10:00am pt

May 25 – TBD

Link