The men's track and field team will host the Nittany Lion Relays tomorrow morning at 9:30 a.m. at the Nittany Lion Outdoor Track. The team will square off in an unscored meet against full teams from the University of Toronto and the California University of Pennsylvania, as well as individuals from numerous other schools.

Head coach Harry Groves is using this meet as a way to prepare his athletes for the Penn Relays that will run from April 25 to April 27 at the University of Pennsylvania. With the meet featuring over 13,000 of the country's top high school and college athletes, Groves hopes for this weekend's meet to provide a send-off for those Nittany Lion athletes who will compete at Penn. Groves is also looking to see continued improvement from various younger members of the team, including hurdler Jaret Campisi and distance runner Tim Walker.

Look for hurdler Brian Derby, hammer thrower Dorian Lowe, and jumpers Ryan Olkowski and Chavous Nichols to make the most noise in preparation for the Penn Relays.

The team is coming off its first team title of the outdoor season, last weekend at Princeton University. The Nittany Lions outscored Princeton 190 to 184.