There will be several other high schools participating in this year's event.
Admission is absolutely free to the public.
Food and beverages may be purchased. In 1956, Calhoun returned from Melbourne, Australia, as NCCU's first Olympic gold medalist, winning the 110-meter hurdle event. Now deceased, his memory lives on with the running of the seventh annual Lee Calhoun High School Invitational. Meet may run up to 45 minutes ahead of schedule after start. Adjustments will be made contigent upon entries.