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The men's and women's Kansas Track and Field teams open their 2019-20 season on Friday, when the Jayhawks host the Bob Timmons Challenge at Anschutz Pavilion in Lawrence, Kansas on Friday, December 6.

Kansas Track and Field head coach Stanley Redwine revealed the 2019-20 indoor and outdoor track and field schedule on Wednesday, which is highlighted by five home meets, including the 93rd running of the Kansas Relays on April 15-18 and the NCAA West Preliminary on May 28-30.

Kansas Track and Field head coach Stanley Redwine has been selected to serve as a men’s Assistant Coach – Distance, and former Kansas Relays Meet Director Tim Weaver will serve as the Head Manager for Team USA at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games, USA Track and Field (USATF) announced on Wednesday, as Redwine will coach in his first Olympic Games.

Jayhawk Bryce Hoppel placed fourth overall in the 800 meters at the IAAF World Championship in Doha, Qatar on Tuesday, running a 1:44.25 in his first career World Championship appearance.

University of Kansas Director of Operations for Track and Field and Cross Country, Rose Richmond, will be inducted to the Indiana Athletics Hall of Fame on Friday, as part of the 2019 Indiana Athletics Hall of Fame Class.

Two-time NCAA Champion and five-time All-American while at the University of Kansas, Bryce Hoppel announced on Saturday that he has signed a professional track and field contract to represent Adidas.

Three Kansas alumni will be returning to campus as presenters for the upcoming Rock Chalk Choice Awards event that is set to take place on September 8 at the Lied Center in Lawrence.

Representing Team USA for the first time in his career, Bryce Hoppel placed fourth in the 800 meters at the Pan-American Championships in Lima, Peru, while Kansas rising senior Gleb Dudarev earned bronze in the men’s hammer throw at the European Team Championships First League in Sandnes, Norway this weekend.