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== Competition == The Penn Relays features hundreds of events across three days, with relay races remaining the signature competitions. The 4x100 and 4x400 meter relays draw the most attention, with high school, college, and championship divisions creating competitions across ability levels. The USA vs. The World 4x100 relay, pitting American collegians against international clubs, demonstrates the meet's global reach. Individual events in sprints, hurdles, distance, throws, and jumps complete programs that offer competition for athletes of all types.<ref name="pennrelays"/> High school competition constitutes a major portion of the meet, with students traveling from across the nation and Caribbean for the opportunity to compete at Franklin Field. For many high school athletes, the Penn Relays represent the most significant competition of their careers, with the meet's atmosphere and history creating experiences beyond typical high school competition. Winning a Penn Relays championship carries prestige that extends throughout athletes' lives.<ref name="pennrelays"/>
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