Track relays, overnight charity relays, and team endurance races on campus — training plans, baton exchange technique, and races open for entry.
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What College Relay Does
The home of relay events in college — track relays, charity relay runs, and team endurance events where the baton pass decides the race.
Track meets, campus relays, and overnight charity events open to student teams, with entry dates.
Baton passing taught properly — the handoff technique that wins or loses every relay.
Eight-week plans for 4x100 speed, 4x400 endurance, and all-night charity leg rotations.
How overnight fundraising relays work, from team registration to lap pledges.
Find a fourth runner or a full squad by pace, event, and campus.
Log each leg and handoff so your team can see where the seconds actually go.
How College Relay Works
Recruit friends or use the team builder to fill legs by pace and availability.
Follow a plan for your event and drill exchanges until they run at full speed.
Enter a listed relay, record your splits, and carry the lessons into the next one.
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No. Charity and intramural relays welcome any fitness level — the team format means every pace contributes. Competitive track relays list their standards in each entry.
A clean exchange happens at full speed inside a marked zone; a fumbled one costs seconds or a disqualification. It is the most trainable advantage a relay team has.
Teams keep at least one member on the course for the full event — often 12 or 24 hours — while sponsors pledge per lap. Our guide covers rotations, rest, and fundraising setup.
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