BATON ROUGE, La. — Southern University track and field has announced its 2027 schedule, featuring a competitive indoor season and outdoor campaign.
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The Lady Jaguars and Jaguars will open the indoor season Jan. 15-16 in Birmingham, Alabama, competing in the UAB Blazer Invite and UAB Vulcan Invite at the Birmingham CrossPlex. Southern will continue its indoor schedule with the LeTourneau Open on Jan. 23 in Longview, Texas, before returning to the Athletic and Human Performance Air Dome for the Blue and Gold Open Feb. 5-6.
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Southern will close out the indoor conference season at the SWAC Indoor Championships on Feb. 20 in Birmingham. The NCAA Indoor Championships are scheduled for March 12-13 in Fayetteville, Arkansas, at the Randal Tyson Track Center.
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The outdoor season gets underway March 13 at the Andy Thiel Season Opener in Hammond, Louisiana, hosted at the Southeastern Track Complex. The Jaguars will then travel to Lafayette for the Louisiana Classics March 19-20 before heading to San Marcos, Texas, for the Bobcat Invitational April 1-3.
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Southern will make its home debut April 10 when it hosts the Pelican Relays at A.W. Mumford Stadium. The outdoor schedule continues April 17 at the Leon Johnson NSU Invitational in Natchitoches, Louisiana, followed by the inaugural Lacumba Classic at Mumford Stadium and LSU Alumni Gold on April 24 in Baton Rouge.
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The postseason begins May 6-8 at the SWAC Outdoor Championships in Huntsville, Alabama at Milton Frank Stadium. Athletes who qualify will advance to the NCAA East Regional First Round May 26-29 in Jacksonville, Florida.
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The season will conclude with the NCAA Outdoor Championships June 9-12 at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon.
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