On Friday, February 9th, the Clear Brook Wolverine Winter Relays and the Deer Park Jim Kethan Relays kick off the 2018 Outdoor Season! Bound to be another spectacular season where Texas high school student-athletes shine on the national stage, we'll cover as much as humanly possible, including attending meets to post pictures and interviews with established high school stars and names / faces you need to know for the future. The Outdoor Season also means that we need your he

The Sports Business Institute (SBI) offers the nation’s first program to educate high school athletes on career opportunities in the multi-billion dollar sports business industry with our online program. Under our theme of “Learn From The Pros For A Career In The Pros”, our array of “Career Pros” will introduce participants to career opportunities in the multi-faceted sports business industry. Our 14 career pros include present and former representatives from ESPN, NFL, MLB,

Upon waking up this morning and checking Twitter, as custom dictates, it dawned on me: a lot of Texas athletes are setting personal records, while many are national contenders in their respective events, and a few have etched their names into perpetuity (for now, as records are meant to be broken.) For those in tune with Texas Track & Field, names like Jasmine Moore and Eric Edwards are commonplace, yet they continue to astound. Jasmine Moore of the North Texas Cheetahs Trac

Down in College Station at the Gilliam Indoor Track Stadium, seven records fell. Brian Herron from Georgia broke Aldrich Bailey's 2012 time of 21.14 with his own time of 21.06 in the prelims. Herron did not start the finals. The girls of South Austin Steel lowered the 4x800 mark of 9:36.75 set by Track Houston in 2017 with an impressive 9:32.82. Eric Edwards (Langham Creek and Oregon signee) broke Sam Gagliano's 2012 60-meter hurdles time of 7.89 with his own 7.78. (Picture

Another magical night of stories and catching up with old friends - and making new ones. The Texas Track & Field Hall of Fame added 10 new members to its 9th Annual Class: Ted Banks Rose Brimmer Michelle Carter DeLoss Dodds Boston Grant Trey Hardee Barbara Jacket LB Morris June Villers Dewey Wakefield In addition, Mansfield Lake Ridge's Jasmine Moore and Baylor's Annie Rhodes Johnigan received their Athlete of the Year awards, and Coach Jackie Harvey received the Distinguishe

In traditional style, the annual Expo Explosion marks the beginning of the track and field season. Expo Explosion IX featured a record-setting 290 vaulters, from ages 8 to 78. Yes, the ageless Don Isett - age 78 - cleared 9' 2" to win the 75-79 age group. Don ran the 400 for Clyde Littlefield at the University of Texas and didn't take up vaulting until age 66! Other winners on the day include: Jake Wooten - Elite Pro Open Men - 17-8 Annie Johnigan - Elite Pro Open Women -