From April 25 to 27, the 2024 Penn Relays once again gathered top athletes from across the globe in Philadelphia. This annual track and field event, scheduled in the days leading up to the last Saturday of April, featured participants mainly from Eastern colleges—from New England down through Virginia, including West Virginia. The "Championship of America" events remained the pinnacle, while the "Final" events offered other competitors a spotlight. The relays were segmented into different categories, with each day providing a summary of races and outcomes.
The 2024 Penn Relays, a cornerstone of the track and field season, returned to its traditional late-April slot, attracting top-tier athletes from colleges primarily in the Eastern United States, ranging from New England through Virginia, including West Virginia. The event took place from April 25 to 27 and brought together a competitive field in Philadelphia.
Highlighted events included the prestigious "Championship of America" and the "Final" competitions, which allowed a broader range of athletes to compete for titles. The venue was divided into the "North Straight" and "South Straight" for various races, enhancing the organization and spectator experience.
Exclusive competitions for members of the Centennial, Middle Atlantic, and CTC conferences were also featured, providing additional opportunities for athletes to showcase their skills. Here are the notable winners across the three days of the event:
The Penn Relays not only served as a competitive platform but also celebrated the spirit of collegiate athletics, bringing together a diverse group of institutions in a display of sportsmanship and competition prowess. The event highlighted emerging talents and served as a stepping stone for future professional athletes.
