The Holy Cross track and field program's 4x100-meter relay team defended their title and broke the District 9-5A record at Tad Gormley Stadium Thursday evening. Ke'Rynn Smith, Koby Young, Joshua Brown, and Krosse Johnson ran a time of 41.39 to take down the 22-year-old record previously set by St. Augustine in 2001. 

HC finished the team competition in fifth place with 60 points. The Tigers improved their District 9-5A team finish by one spot from a year ago and added 18 points. 

Region 3-5A Qualifiers
Javelin - Michael Taylor (143-7) - 4th
4x2 - Smith, Young, Finn Martin, and Brown - 1:27.97 - 3rd
4x1 - Smith, Young, Brown, and Johnson - 41.39 - 1st
800m - Landon Davis - 1:59.42 - 2nd
100m - Joshua Brown (10.52) - 3rd // Krosse Johnson (10.53) -4th
200m - Krosse Johnson (21.17) - 2nd // Joshua Brown (21.43) - 3rd

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