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Penn Relays
Pitt Primed for Historic Penn Relays
4/23/2025 3:43:00 PM | Track & Field
PITTSBURGH – The Pitt Panthers are set to compete at Penn Relays, the oldest and largest meet in the United States. In operation since 1895, the earliest record of Pitt competing at the meet dates back to 1918, when the Panthers' men's 4x400 relay team and men's sprint medley group each won "The Wheel", the coveted prize awarded to winning relay teams. Those historic wheels are currently on display in Director of Track & Field, Alonzo Webb's office. In total the Panthers have 19 relay championships at Penn Relays.
The meet kicks off on Thursday and runs through Saturday. On Thursday evening, Devin Nugent will return to Franklin Field to defend his 400-meter hurdles title. A year ago, the Abington, Pennsylvania native won the event in 50.84.
COMPETING FOR PITT:
Women: Eva Baldursdottir (High Jump), Somiyah Braggs (4x100, 4x200), Alexa Brown (Shot Put College), Jana Bruses (100mH, 400mH), Je'Nyia Burton (4x100, 4x200, 4x400), Niya Crawford (Discus, Shot Put Championship), Faith Dennis (4x100, 4x400), Madisyn Hawkins (Discus), Winnie Incorvaia (10K), Caleia Johnson (4x100, 4x200, 4x400), Endeyah Lane (4x200), Norrah Lemongo (Hammer Throw, Shot Put Championship), Sydney McCallum (100m), Logan Neely (400mH, 4x400), Alesia Rengle (High Jump), Mackenzie Sullivan (400mH)
Men: Daniel Amaya (Hammer Throw), Mikhi Anderson (110mH), Uri Arnon (Triple Jump), Stephon Brown (4x100, 4x400), Ryan Cook (Shot Put College), Samuell Guzman (Javelin Throw), Nigel Hussey (4x100, 4x200, 4x400), Antwan James (110mH), Thomas McDonough (4x200), Darren McQueen Jr. (4x100, 4x200), Devin Nugent (400mH, 4x400), Sacha Quequin (Long Jump), Malik Ricketts (4x100, 4x200, 4x400), Jaden Shelton (110mH), Emeka Ugwu (Discus, Shot Put Championship)
FOLLOW THE PANTHERS:
- Follow @Pitt_TF_XC on X and Instagram for live updates.
- Results and Recap will be posted to pittsburghpanthers.com following the completion of the meet.
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