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Florida relays

Class A and 2A can't run in the rain

By JEFF DARLINGTON
© St. Petersburg Times
published March 28, 2003

Continuous thunderstorms forced the cancellation of the Class A and 2A portions of the Florida Relays in Gainesville on Thursday.

Although the events will not be rescheduled, Friday's competition among 3A schools will go on as planned. High school competition begins at 3:15 p.m. with the 110-meter hurdles. Class 4A schools will compete Saturday to conclude the meet.

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