The Penn Relays Carnival Presented by Toyota 2024

The Butler High School senior pulled away early as he took on the Championship of America boys mile on Friday in Philadelphia.

We're back with this week's round of nominees for National Player of the Week.

In the midst of chaotic exchanges and pure madness, Kingston College out of Jamaica won the 4x400m in 3:11.86.

Niwot (CO) standout Addison Ritzenhein took down a loaded 3000m field for her first Penn Relays title, winning in 9:17.81.

Langon and Murphy ran on Villanova's 4xMile squad that ran an NCAA record time to win the Championship of America title on Saturday at Franklin Field.

Toms River North ran in three finals on Saturday, and placed 11th in the 4x800 C of A, and eighth in the 4x400 C of A at Franklin Field.

The freshman ran a 2:07.86 anchor leg on Union Catholic's national record 4x800 relay that ran 8:41.20 on Friday at Franklin Field.

Vena won the shot put four times at the Penn Relays during his days at Morristown High School.

This article takes a quick look at the top performances from New Jersey high school athletes during Friday's events at the Penn Relays.

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Drew Griffith continued PA's dominance in the Penn Relays Boys Mile, running 4:03.35.

Watch Niwot sophomore Addy Ritzenhein run a nation-leading 9:17 3,000 at the Penn Relays!

The Vikings ran a national record 8:41.20 to win the 4x800 Championship of America title for the second straight year on Friday at Franklin Field.

CBA ran 10:01.47 to edge Westfield in a great NJ DMR duel on Friday at Franklin Field.

Liam Murphy anchored and Sean Dolan led off on Nova's winning DMR at the Penn Relays on Friday at Franklin Field.

The senior at St. Rose threw 64-8.50 on Friday at the 128th Penn Relays

Danville Area's Bronson Krainak wins a Penn Relays Javelin title in a competitive competition

The junior at Bergen Catholic threw 201-11 to earn his second top American finish in his career at the Penn Relays.

It was a successful start for New Jersey on a beautiful Saturday morning at Penn Relays.

Friends' Central took off and never looked back en-route to running one of the fastest 4x400m relays in recent Pennsylvania history.

Veronica Vacca gets the job done, winning her third consecutive Penn Relays Pole Vault Title.

This article takes a quick look at the top performances from New Jersey high school athletes during Thursday's events at the Penn Relays.

The Chargers ran 3:46.04 to make the 4x400 Championships of America final and also advanced to the 4x100 Northeast final.

The Vikings advanced to the girls,4x100, 4x400 and 4x800 Championship of America races on Thursday at Franklin Field.

The Vikings ran 47.07 to earn a spot in Friday's final at Franklin Field.

The only American to finish in the top eight and the first from New Jersey since 2004!

Avery Lewis takes the girl's long jump win, earning her third consecutive Penn Relays title.

The junior unloaded a throw of 46-4 on Thursday at Franklin Field

Defending champion Union Catholic and Rumson ran the 2 fastest qualifying times to advance to Friday's Championships of America race at Franklin Field.

Many Ohio natives made the trip to the Penn Relays Carnival in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. On Day 1, Brayden Snider found herself amongst the top.