Records 'Rain' In Final Day Of 2003 Kansas Relays, Kansas Hails Two More Relays Champions In Hann And Hackler
Despite opening the final day of the 2003 Kansas Relays with heavy showers and lightening Saturday, causing a two-hour delay in Memorial Stadium, the events resumed at 11:00 a.m. and all but eight events were completed before the storm returned. The rain couldn't stop record-breaking performances however, as men's shot put competitor Kevin Toth threw a massive 74-04.50, the best throw in the world since 1988 and a new Relays record. (AP results) (Final results) (photos) (4/19/03)

Four Records Fall In Day 3 Of The Kansas Relays
Records were set in the men's shuttle hurdle relay (Nebraska, 59.10), the boy's 800m run (Marble Falls' Leonel Manzano, 1:51.54), the boy's 400m relay (Jenks, 41.60) and the girls 800m run (Shawnee Heights' Trisa Nockoley, 2:12.53) in Day 3 of the 2003 Kansas Relays, Friday at Memorial Stadium, as the weather held off and no events were delayed. (field results) (running results) (photos) (4/18/03)

Jayhawk Jeremy Mims Qualifies For NCAA Regional Competition; Husker Duo wins Heptathlon/Decathlon In Day 2 Of The 2003 Kansas Relays
The rain held off for Day 2 of the Kansas Relays, as Huskers Ashley Selig (4,954 points) and Casey Thom (7,226 points) claimed the Heptathlon and Decathlon titles, Thursday, in Memorial Stadium. (Multihammer) (Running) (4/17/03)

Heptathlon and Decathlon Events Headline Day 1 Of 2003 Kansas Relays
Nebraska makes presence clear in Day 1 of the Kansas Relays as three NU women lead the Candace Mason Heptathlon race and three Husker men control the Jim Bausch Decathlon.
(Women's Heptathlon Results) (Men's Heptathlon Results) (4/16/03)