Clyde Littlefield
1892–1981 (age 89)
Austin Memorial Park Cemetery
Biography
Clyde Littlefield was a celebrated coach at the University of Texas whose leadership and dedication helped shape the lives of countless student-athletes. He was especially known for founding and promoting the Texas Relays, a storied track and field event that showcased athletic excellence and served as a beacon for the sport.
His commitment to discipline, teamwork, and personal integrity left a lasting imprint on the university and on the broader athletic community, inspiring others to pursue their goals with determination and heart. His mentorship reflected a deeper belief in the power of sport to develop character and resilience.