Year after year, our officials voluntarily give up their warm, sunny (sometimes cold, rainy) weekend hours to help put on an excellent track meet out at Hart-Patterson Stadium; yet they are rarely thanked sufficiently. The CTTO was created to acknowledge you for your hard work.
The most time-honored CTTO tradition is the presentation of the CTTO gift – used to demonstrate our appreciation for the hard work of our track officials. These gifts are custom-made for CTTO members and cannot be bought – only awarded. If you have suggestions for future gifts, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
ALL MEMBERS WHO RENEW BEFORE JANUARY 15th receive a special gift, compliments of the CTTO.
CTTO members who work ALL 3 OF BAYLOR’S PRIMARY MEETS will be awarded
a special gift at the conclusion of track season.
Baylor's Primary Meets Received:
CTTO Watch by Bulova
| Last Season’s Recipients: | |||
| Jeter Basden | Jamie Grisham | Raymond Pierre | Fred Worley |
| Andy Cedillo | Tom Hill | Gary Ratliff | |
| Jim Evans | Cynthia Lewis | Gene Rogers, Jr. | |
| Tom Flowers | Chuck Mulliner | Spencer Smith | |
Gift Eligibility:
In order to be eligible to receive the CTTO End-Of-Season Gift, officials
must meet all of the following criteria:
- Official must personally sign in for each meet. Failure to
sign in - even if official worked the meet - may result in official becoming
ineligible.
- Official must be a CTTO member during the entire track season
- Official must work at Baylor's 3 PRIMARY track meets. They are: Michael Johnson/Dr Pepper,
UIL Regionals, and TAPPS State Championships. Any other meets
hosted by Baylor do not count towards eligibility.
- Official must work the entire meet. If official arrives late, leaves early,
or does not work every day the official's assigned event is held, official
may become ineligible.
If you feel you have met all of the above criteria, but did not receive
a gift, please contact us.
