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Illinois Club Relays 2026: Men’s 3000m Run Results

Illinois Club Relays: Men’s 3000m Run Recap – February 28, 2026 The 2026 Illinois Club Relays, held on February 28th at the University of Illinois Armory in Champaign, IL, showcased competitive performances across various track and field events.…

Illinois Club Relays: Men’s 3000m Run Recap – February 28, 2026

The 2026 Illinois Club Relays, held on February 28th at the University of Illinois Armory in Champaign, IL, showcased competitive performances across various track and field events. This meet, often referred to as “Club Indoor Nationals,” is the largest and most competitive club-run track meet in the country, welcoming collegiate club teams, community club teams, and unattached athletes. Illinois Track Club hosted the event.

Men’s 3000m Run Highlights

While specific results for the Men’s 3000m Run at the 2026 Illinois Club Relays are not yet available, the event is a key component of the meet’s schedule. The meet began at 10:30 am, with doors opening at 10:00 am, and was projected to continue until 9:00 pm. Women’s heats preceded the men’s heats in all events.

Event Details and Schedule

The Illinois Club Relays featured a rolling schedule, with events including the 60m Hurdles, 60m Dash, 4x800m Relay, 4x200m Relay, and 1600m Sprint Medley Relay, in addition to the 3000m Run. Both running and field events commenced at 10:00 AM.

Livestream Information

For those unable to attend in person, the meet was livestreamed on Twitch and YouTube:

Registration and Contact Information

Registration for the 2026 Illinois Club Relays closed on February 25th, 2026, at 5:00 PM. Interested teams and athletes could contact Meet Director Alex Herrera at illinoistfclub+meetcoord@gmail.com or agh7@illinois.edu for more information.

Looking Ahead

The Illinois Club Relays continue to be a significant event for club track and field athletes, providing a platform for competition and a stepping stone towards national-level meets. The event’s success, with over 750 athletes and 24 teams participating in 2024, solidifies its position as a premier club track meet.

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