The San Angelo Relays are back for the 66th time, set for Friday and Saturday after weather concerns canceled the event last year.
Hundreds of athletes from nearly 40 schools from around West Texas, the Concho Valley, the South Plains and the El Paso area descend on San Angelo Stadium for one of the largest and longest-running high school track meets in the state.
The annual meet, one of the largest early-season track and field events in the region, features boys and girls teams competing in a full slate of running, jumping and throwing events throughout the day. The relays also serve as an early measuring stick for many programs as they prepare for district competition later this spring. It also provides an early opportunity for athletes to qualify for the Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays in early April at Mike A. Myers Stadium in Austin.
The schedule and list of participating schools can be found here:
The record book for the San Angelo Relays is below, along with a few names of local athletes who could set new records at this year’s meet:
The San Angelo Standard-Times is bringing you live coverage of the San Angelo Relays. Read below for updates, highlights and more.
66th San Angelo Relays live updates
4 p.m. — That will do it for the 66th San Angelo Relays. Here are the final team results from each division:
Division I — 1. San Angelo Central, 156; 2. Odessa Permian, 114; 3. Odessa, 81.33; 4. Pebble Hills, 80; 5. El Paso Chapin, 73; 6. Lubbock Coronado, 54; 7. Lubbock Monterey, 31; 8. Lubbock High, 23.66; 9. El Paso Andress 4.
Division II — 1. Wall, 161; 2. San Angelo Lake View, 80; 3. Big Spring, 58; 4. Crane, 46; 4. Lubbock Estacado, 46; 6. Grape Creek, 43; 7. Clint, 30; 8. Littlefield, 28; 9. Strawn, 24; 10. Eldorado, 23; 11. Brownwood, 20; 12. Seagraves, 16; 13. Rankin, 13; 14. Wink, 10; 14. Jim Ned, 10; 16. San Angelo Central, 9; 17. Klondike, 2; 18. Sonora, 1.
Division III — 1. Amarillo, 136; 2. Brownwood, 129; 3. San Angelo Central, 80.50; 4. El Paso Chapin, 76; 5. Lubbock, 49; 6. Odessa Permian, 42; 7. Lubbock Monterey 33.50; 8. Pubble Hills, 30; 9. Lubbock Coronado, 17; 10. Odessa, 16; 11. El Paso Andress, 11.
Division IV — 1. Wall, 213; 2. Big Spring, 82; 3. Wink, 62; 4. Sonora, 58; 5. Eldorado, 43; 6. Crane, 42; 7. Lubbock Estacado, 30; 8. San Angelo Lake View, 23; 9. Clint Mountain View, 21; 10. Colorado City, 16; 11. San Angelo Central, 14; 12. Littlefield, 12; 13. San Angelo Grape Creek, 2; 13. Clint, 2.
3:55 p.m. — The Wall boys 1600 relay team set a new record in Division II with a time of 3:18.43. The previous record holder was Big Spring, clocking in at 3:22.50 on April 2, 2016.
3:45 p.m. — The San Angelo Central girls’ 1600 relay team set a new record in Division III with a time of 3:56.66. The previous record holder was Round Rock, clocking in at 3:57.32 on March 25, 2017.
2:35 p.m. — El Paso Chapin’s Laurin Gardner set a new meet record in the Division III 200-meter dash with a time of 23.99, breaking her own record of 24.44 she set on Friday.
1:46 p.m. — The Wall 800 relay team set a new record in Division II with a time of 1:27.71, breaking their own time of 1:28.56 they set on Friday.
1:41 p.m. — El Paso Chapin’s 800-meter relay team set a new record in Division IV with a time of 1:38.95, breaking their own record of 1:40.38 they set on Friday.
1:23 p.m. — El Paso Chapin’s Sienna Butler set a new record in the Division IV 100-meter dash with a time of 11.74, breaking her own record of 11.77 she set on Friday.
1:20 p.m. — Wall’s Bryson McFarden set a new record with a 45-08.00 in the Division II triple jump. The previous record holder was Monahan’s, Marcus Montez, who had a 44-00.50 on April 2, 2016.
1:16 p.m. — Wall’s Slayton Hallmark set a new record in the Division II 110-meter hurdles with a time of 14.34. The previous record holder was Clint’s Emmanuel Navarrete, who clocked in at a 14.72 on Friday.
1:06 p.m. — Wall’s Jaycee White beat her own meet record that she set yesterday in the Division IV 100-meter hurdles, posting a 14.26 mark.
12:09 p.m. — The Lubbock Estacado (42.94) and Wall (43.01) 400 relay teams set a new record in Division II. The previous record holder was Abilene Wylie, clocking in at 43.01 on April 2, 2016.
12:05 p.m. — The El Paso Chapin (46.55) and Brownwood (47.39) 400 relay teams set new records for Division II. The previous record holder was Round Rock Cedar Ridge, clocking in at a 48.05 on March 25, 2022.
10:50 a.m. — Big Spring’s Jacob Marquez finished first with a time of 9:44.43 in the Division II 3200-meter run to set a new meet record. The previous record was held by Perryton’s Gerardo Tarango, who posted a 9:48.43 on March 25, 2017.
Friday, March 13
8:04 p.m. — That will do it for day one of the San Angelo Relays. Athletes and teams will be back at San Angelo Stadium on Saturday for day two, starting with the Division I and Division II pole vault event at 9:30 a.m.
7:10 p.m. — Lubbock Estacado’s James Bozeman finished first with a time of 22.34 in the Division II 200-meter dash to set a new meet record. The previous record was held by Brownwood’s Braden Jetton, who posted a 22.39 on March 25, 2017.
7 p.m. — Chapin’s Laurin Gardner (24.44), Brownwood’s Kaya Phillips (24.88) and Amarillo High’s Memori Hibbler (25.06) set new records in the Division III 200-meter dash. Big Spring’s Kaitlyn Mathews was the previous record holder with a time of 25.15 set in 2017.
5:30 p.m. — The San Angelo Lake View (1:28.71) and Wall (1:28.56) Division II boys 800 relay teams set new records. The previous record was 1:29.45 set on March 23, 2013.
4:10 p.m. — The El Paso Chapin (1:40.38), Amarillo (1:40.94) and Brownwood (1:40.94) Division III 800 relay teams set new records. The previous record holder was Midland High, clocking in at 1:43.12 back on March 25, 2017.
4 p.m. — San Angelo Central’s Sydney Crooks jumped a 38-02.25 in the Division III girls triple jump to set a new record. The previous record holder was Abilene Cooper’s Asharee Davis, who had a distance of 37-03.50 back on March 24, 2023.
3 p.m. — San Angelo Central’s Jaekob Jacobson ran a 10.59 in the Division I boys 100 to set a new record. The previous holder was Midland High’s De’Andre Goodley, clocking in at 10.66 back on March 21, 2014.
2:45 p.m. — Estacado’s Ivyrson McGuire finished first with a time of 10.78 to set a Division II record in the 100. The previous record holder was Denver City’s Cole McLeroy (10.86 back on April 1, 2016).
2:20 p.m. — A trio of runners in the girls Division III 100 broke records as El Paso Chapin’s Sienna Butler (11.77 seconds), Amarillo High’s Sofia Quiles (11.92) and Amarillo High’s Memori Hibbler (12.02) finished in the top 3. Round Rock’s Kelly Ufodiama held the record after clocking in at 12.11 back on March 25, 2022.
2:11 p.m. — Estacado’s Adalia McNeal claimed first with a time of 11.93 to break a record in the girls Division IV 100. The previous record holder was Alpine’s Valeria Crespo, who clocked in at 12.53 back on March 25, 2023.
2 p.m. — Clint’s Emmanuel Navarette finished first and broke a record in the boys Division II 110 hurdles with a prelim time of 14.72. The previous record holder was Brock Pettiet of Wall, who clocked in at 15.02 back on March 21, 2014.
1:43 p.m. — Wall’s Jaycee White broke a record during the prelims of the 100 hurdles in the Division IV ranks of the San Angelo Relays. The previous record holder was Hope Van De Walle with a time of 15.20 back on March 24, 2017.
1:21 p.m. — The Wall boys track and field team broke a record in the Division II ranks of the 400 relay, placing second after clocking in at 42.92 seconds. The previous record holder was Abilene Wylie at 43.10 back in April 2, 2016. Estacado placed first with a time of 42.33.
1:15 p.m. — El Paso Chapin and Brownwood girls broke records during the prelims of the Division III 400-meter relay. Chapin claimed first with a time of 46.56, followed by Brownwood at 47.52. The previous record holder was Round Rock Cedar Ridge, which clocked in at 48.05
Noon — Athletes are in the lunch and registration period before the relays begin. Shot put and discus weigh-in is in the turf room. The first preliminary events are scheduled for 1 p.m.
Paul Witwer covers high school sports and Angelo State University sports for The San Angelo Standard-Times. Reach him at sports@gosanangelo.com. Follow him on X @Paul_Witwer, Instagram and TikTok at pwitwer_sast.
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