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WACO, Texas - After winning six events at its outdoor season opener, the Baylor track and field team will travel to Austin, Texas, for four days of competition at the 88th-annual Nike Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays at Mike A. Myers Stadium.

"This is always one of the outstanding meets of the season for us," head coach Todd Harbour said. "We look forward to going down to Texas Relays every year. This will be the opener for some of the athletes that competed at the NCAA Indoor Championships and we're looking forward to getting them back. We will have a great representation in Austin."

In total BU has 39 competitors scheduled to take part in one of the country's biggest meets starting on Wednesday. Baylor's 13th-ranked men's team will have 20 participants competing, while the 10th-ranked women will have 19 athletes suit up.

The Texas Relays open at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday with the beginning of the two-day multi-events. Thursday's action will feature the 1,500 meters and 5,000 meters, and the steeplechase events. The Friday evening session will showcase University/College events for both men and women across the field disciplines, including long and triple jump. That night will also feature the sprint medley and distance medley relays. Saturday will get underway with field events at 10 a.m. and running events starting at noon.

BU will have two multi-athletes competing on Wednesday with Jenna Pfeiffer and Carly Grandcolas taking part in the heptathlon competition.

Last week at the TCU Invitational, the Bears claimed six event titles, highlighted by the 46.26 400-meter time turned in by sophomore George Caddick. That mark currently leads the nation. Meanwhile, on the women's side, senior Tiffani McReynolds returned to action in her final season of eligibility by running an NCAA-leading time of 13.12 to clinch the 100-meter hurdle crown.

The Baylor men have a number of other marks that are near the best in the country. Bryce Grace (14.05) won the 110-meter hurdles at the TCU Invitational and put up the sixth-fastest time. Freshman Kevin Harris had a solid opening 200-meter time of 21.26, which ranks 15th-best in 2015. Brandon Moore (47.52) owns the 14th-best 400-meter mark in the country.

Sprinter Trayvon Bromell and jumper Felix Obi will both make their outdoor season debuts at the meet. The relay crews for both the men and the women will begin their 2015 outdoor campaigns in Austin as well.

Meanwhile on the women's side Taije Jordan is 11th nationally in the 100-hurdles with a time of 13.72. Cion Hicks had a personal-best toss in the shot put in Fort Worth and currently has the eighth-best mark in the country at 51-3.75 [15.64m]. NCAA Indoor All-Americans Annie Rhodes (pole vault), Brianna Richardson (triple jump) and Olicia Williams (800 meters) will all make their outdoor season debut.

Longhorn Network will provide 12 hours of action during the four days of the Relays. Longhorn Network Broadcast Schedule (all times Central)
? Wednesday, March 25: 6-7:30 p.m. (tape delay of multi-events)
? Thursday, March 26: 4:30-6 p.m. (tape delay of multi-events); 6-9 p.m.
? Friday, March 27: 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., 7-9 p.m.
? Saturday, March 28: 1-5 p.m.

Following the Texas Relays, Baylor will return home to host the Baylor Invitational on Friday, April 3. It will be the inaugural meet at the new Clyde Hart Track and Field Stadium.

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