The William & Mary men's track & field team hosts the 54th Annual Colonial Relays this weekend, beginning Thursday afternoon with the hammer throw at 3:30 p.m. and extending through to the 4x400m relay on Saturday afternoon.  Live results for the meet are available on TribeAthletics.com, and fans can stream all running events on Friday and Saturday live on Flotrack.org.

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For the second year in a row, the Colonial Relays will be streamed live on the nation's premier track & field streaming service, FloTrack Pro.  FloTrack will stream every track event over the course of Friday and Saturday, with some limited coverage of jumping events as well.  To sign up for FloPro coverage and to view the meet, please sign up HERE.  FloTrack can also be streamed on your mobile device via the FloSports app, or on your connected TV and device with the FloSports TV app.

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The Colonial Relays
This is the 54th running of the Colonial Relays, which were first held all the way back in 1963.  All of the throwing events are held at the Dan Stimson Throwing Events Area, next to Green & Gold Village, while the running and jumping events are held inside of Zable Stadium.

The Opponents
This year, there are 52 men's teams entered in the nation's largest regular-season scored meet.  They represent all three NCAA divisions, as well as the NAIA and the NJCAA.  In addition to the host Tribe, teams entered this year include American, Binghamton, Bryant & Stratton (Va.), Bucknell, Central Connecticut, Charleston (W.Va.), Christopher Newport, Columbia, Delaware State, Duquesne, Fordham, George Mason, Hampton, Jefferson (Pa.), John Carroll, Lock Haven, Louisburg, Lynchburg, Manhattan, Mansfield, Marist, Mary Washington, Milligan, Monmouth, Monroe College, Montreat, Mount Olive, Mount St. Mary's, New Hampshire, Norfolk State, Otterbein, Quinnipiac, Rhode Island, Rhodes, Richmond, Rider, Saint Francis (Pa.), Shippensburg, St. Francis (N.Y.), St. Peter's, Stonehill, Stony Brook, TCNJ, UMass Lowell, UNC Pembroke, Vermont, Virginia Wesleyan, Wagner, Wilmington (Del.), and Wingate.

Defending Champions
The William & Mary men won the Colonial Relays team title last year, its third win since 2001.  This year, the Tribe will be looking to become the first back-to-back champions since the last time it did it, in 2008 and 2009.  Each event is scored 10-8-6-5-4-3-2-1 to determine the overall winners.

W&M Notes
- Sophomore Miles Owens (Yorktown, Va.) is the defending champion in the 800m run, winning last year with FloTrack's Kick of the Week as a true freshman in 1:50.38.  He'll be back to try and win again this year, and if he can do that, he'll be the first repeat champion since former SEC Champion Kraig Cesar in 1990 and 1991.

- Also back looking to defend his championship is grad student Preston Richardson (Franktown, Va.), who won the discus a year ago while competing unattached.  Richardson is entered in all three heavy weight events (shot, discus, hammer) alongside sophomores KJ Cook (Buena Vista, Va.) and Connor Scott (Mechanicsville, Va.).

- Speaking of Cook, he is the reigning CAA Athlete of the Week after three top-10 finishes last week at the Raleigh Relays in the three throws.  He leads the Colonial Athletic Association this season in both the shot put and the hammer throw, as well as ranking third in the discus.

- Senior Ryan McGorty (Fairfax, Va.) is also a reigning CAA Athlete of the Week, after running a lifetime-best at 5,000m last week.  This weekend, he is the top seed in the 1,500m run, where he'll be trying to become W&M's first champion in the event since Ian Fitzgerald '09 back in 2008.

- Other events of note include the shot put, where W&M has four athletes in the championship section.  A Tribe athlete has won three of the last five titles in the shot put, but all three titles came from former great Taylor Frenia '17.

- In the hammer throw, Cook, Richardson, and Jason Wright (Huntington Station, N.Y.) are all in the championship section, looking to give W&M back-to-back wins in the event.  That last school to accomplish that was Temple back in 2010 and 2011, but one of the top obstacles standing in the Tribe's way is the defending champion, Tom Parker MSBA '18, who is entered as an unattached athlete this year.

- W&M is entered in only two relays, but is a strong contender in both.  In the 4x1,500m, the Tribe is the defending champion and looking for the first repeat win since W&M did it in 2012 and 2013.  Meanwhile in the 4x400m relay, the Tribe has never won but will be looking to make history this year with the same line-up that broke the school record indoors in 3:13.24 - Theo Chambers (McLean, Va.), Skander Ballard (Reston, Va.), Duncan Goodrich (Richmond, Va.), and Owens.


Thursday, April 4
3:30 PM - Hammer Throw Championship - KJ Cook, Jason Wright, Preston Richardson
NCAA Predicted - 60.39m (198-1); IC4A - 52.50m (172-3); School Record - 67.36m (221-0)

4:45 PM - Hammer Throw University - Connor Scott
NCAA Predicted - 60.39m (198-1); IC4A - 52.50m (172-3); School Record - 67.36m (221-0)


Friday, April 5
9:55 AM - 5,000m Run - Tyler Kuchan
NCAA Predicted - 14:17.35; IC4A - 14:45.00; School Record - 13:25.38

11:00 AM - 800m Run - Cole Clark, Colin Grip, Matt Heinicke-Peart
NCAA Predicted - 1:49.93; IC4A - 1:54.00; School Record - 1:46.56 (1:45.8c 880y)

11:55 AM - 110m Hurdles - Ryan Thomas
NCAA Predicted - 14.07; IC4A - 14.90; School Record - 13.90 (13.6c 120y hurdles); Freshman Record 13.9

12:35 PM - 100m Dash - Matt Chabala
NCAA Predicted - 10.36; IC4A - 11.00; School Record - 10.58

1:00 PM - Shot Put Championship - Preston Richardson, KJ Cook, Connor Scott, Vlad Castillo, Jr.
NCAA Predicted - 17.21m (56-5.75); IC4A - 15.75m (51-8.25); School Record - 18.35m (60-2.5)

1:00 PM - Long Jump University - George Cross
NCAA Predicted - 7.50m (24-7.25); IC4A - 7.00m (22-11.75); School Record - 25-4.25 (7.72m)

2:30 PM - Shot Put University - Troy Yearwood
NCAA Predicted - 17.21m (56-5.75); IC4A - 15.75m (51-8.25); School Record - 18.35m (60-2.5); Freshman Record - 55-6 (16.91m)

2:35 PM - 400m Dash - Theo Chambers
NCAA Predicted - 47.00; IC4A - 49.20; School Record - 47.45

3:40 PM - 200m Dash - Duncan Goodrich
NCAA Predicted - 20.87; IC4A - 22.20; School Record - 20.8 (20.6c straight 220y)

4:00 PM - High Jump Championship - Ryan Thomas
NCAA Predicted - 2.12m (6-11.5); IC4A - 2.02m (6-7.5); School Record - 7-0 (2.13m); Freshman Record - 6-10.5 (2.09m)

5:30 PM - High Jump University - George Cross
NCAA Predicted - 2.12m (6-11.5); IC4A - 2.02m (6-7.5); School Record - 7-0 (2.13m)

5:30 PM - 3,000m Steeplechase - John Cacciatore
NCAA Predicted - 9:02.71; IC4A - 9:22.00; School Record - 8:44.6

5:30 PM - Javelin University - Matt Chabala
NCAA Predicted - 63.97m (209-10); IC4A - 58.50m (191-11); School Record - 73.55m (241-4)

6:35 PM - 1,500m Run - Cooper Leslie, Tyler Kuchan
NCAA Predicted - 3:45.39; IC4A - 3:56.50; School Record - 3:35.84

7:15 PM - 1,500m Run Invitational - Ryan McGorty, Evan Goodell
NCAA Predicted - 3:45.39; IC4A - 3:56.50; School Record - 3:35.84

8:10 PM - 5,000m Run Invitational - Micah Pratt
NCAA Predicted - 14:17.35; IC4A - 14:45.00; School Record - 13:25.38


Saturday, April 6
10:00 AM - Discus University - Vlad Castillo, Jr.
NCAA Predicted - 51.05m (167-6); IC4A - 47.00m (154-2); School Record - 58.70m (192-7)

12:00 PM - Discus Championship - KJ Cook, Troy Yearwood, Preston Richardson, Connor Scott
NCAA Predicted - 51.05m (167-6); IC4A - 47.00m (154-2); School Record - 58.70m (192-7); Freshman Record - 52.60m (172-7)

1:00 PM - Triple Jump University - George Cross
NCAA Predicted - 15.22m (49-11.25); IC4A - 14.45m (47-5); School Record - 50-9.5 (15.48m)

1:30 PM - Pole Vault Championship - Michael Fairbanks
NCAA Predicted - 5.06m (16-7.25); IC4A - 4.85m (15-11); School Record - 5.36m (17-7)

2:05 PM - 800m Run Invitational - Miles Owens, Raul Chavez-Gutierrez
NCAA Predicted - 1:49.93; IC4A - 1:54.00; School Record - 1:46.56 (1:45.8c 880y)

3:35 PM - 4x1,500m Relay - Evan Goodell, Micah Pratt, Cooper Leslie, Matt Heinicke-Peart
School Record - 15:14.0

4:20 PM - 4x400m Relay - Skander Ballard, Theo Chambers, Duncan Goodrich, Miles Owens
NCAA Predicted - 3:08.92; IC4A - 3:17.60; School Record 3:12.6