Track and Field prepares for historic Penn Relays
(04/26/16 1:34pm)
Over 22,000 track and field athletes will converge onto the Penn Relays this Thursday for three days of record-setting competition.
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Over 22,000 track and field athletes will converge onto the Penn Relays this Thursday for three days of record-setting competition.
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