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Wade Swain - Full Stride - 2:10.89 800m: Girls 13-14 Division Kunusasha Medas-king - Midas Touch - 2:28.85 800m: Boys 9-10 DivisionĪbram Velazquez - Do Right Educational Sports - 2:24.20 800m: Girls 11-12 DivisionĪva Padilla - Unattached - 2:16.39 800m: Boys 11-12 Division Idris Cooper - Afterburners Track - 2:31.83 800m: Girls 9-10 Division Meilani Tickey - NX Level Athletx - 2:43.91 800m: Boys 8 & Under LeRoy Horton - Team Blackout Elite Track - 22.25 200m: Women 17-18 DivisionĪniyah Bigam - North Texas Jackrabbits - 23.90 200m: Men 17-18 DivisionĬarter Cukerstein - Legion TC-NY - 21.21 800m: Girls 8 & Under Jalen Aguilar-Carnes - Lane 5 - 22.14 200m: Girls 15-16 Divisionīrooke Jackson - Track Houston Youth Track - 24.64 200m: Boys 15-16 Division Somto Igwilo - Major Impact Track - 24.63 200m: Boys 13-14 Division Dave Bethany Track Club 200m: Girls 13-14 Division Sa’Niyah Williams - ATL Zoom Athletics - 25.66 200m: Boys 11-12 Divisionīrandon LaFell Jr. Shawn Lawrence - Fresno Flyers Track Club - 27.61 200m: Boys 9-10 Divisionīeaux Hudson - Track Houston Youth Track 200m: Girls 11-12 Division Mila Woolforde - Black Lightning - 30.17 200m: Boys 8 & UnderĬhristopher Flowers - Arizona Rising Suns - 28.64 200m: Girls 9-10 Division McKenna Kozeluh - North Idaho Blaze - 10:16.27 200m: Girls 8 & Under Kevin Steinman - Cal Coast Track - 9:25.27 3000m: Girls 15-16 DivisionĪlexis Leone - Unattached - 10:05.55 3000m: Women 17-18 Division Quenton Lanese - Barron Park Striders - 9:31.17 3000m: Girls 13-14 DivisionĪdria Favero - Wolfpack Running Club Utah - 10:03.32 3000m: Boys 13-14 Division Day Six Winners 3000m: Girls 11-12 DivisionĪva Padilla - Unattached - 10:25.28 3000m: Boys 11-12 Division Pleasant Track Club/USATF South Carolina) soared to a clearance of 4.27m/14-00 on her first attempt, besting the previous record of 4.24m and winning the competition by two feet.
The field action featured another meet record, this time in the women's 17-18 pole vault.
New Era Elite Track’s anchor Dailan Maples (New Era Elite Track/USATF Southern California) held off a valiant challenge from Track Houston’s Elijah Griffin Jr (Track Houston Youth Track/USATF Gulf), finishing in 58.30 to Track Houston’s 58.31. The evening of 4x100m relays started with a bang, with the boys 8 and under division race seeing gold and silver separated by only one hundredth of a second. In the boys 15-16 800m, Xai Ricks (Unattached/USATF Southern California) ran a masterful last lap to put almost three seconds on the field, winning dominantly in 1:54.78. Herbst ran near the lead throughout and used a well-timed kick to surge into the lead and sprint her way to a national title. Makenna Herbst (Unattached/USATF San Diego-Imperial) held off Taylor Brown (North Texas Jackrabbits/USATF Southwestern) to win the girls 15-16 800m title by a lean, finishing in 2:15.00 to Brown’s 2:15.22. When the dust settled, Harlow Tong (Minnesota Sprint Factory/USATF Minnesota) had finished second in 22.28 and Trarell Beckford (Speed Academy/USATF Florida) was third in 22.35. With nearly the entire field entering the home stretch shoulder-to-shoulder, the crowd was left staring at the jumbotron to see where each athlete finished. In one of the most memorable races of the entire week, LeRoy Horton (Team Blackout Elite Track/USATF Pacific Northwest) ran 22.25 to emerge victorious in the boys 15-16 200m where the top seven finishers were separated by only half of a second. In the girls 11-12 200m, Sa’Niyah Williams (ATL Zoom Athletics/USATF Georgia) blasted out of the turn to take the title decisively in 25.66 seconds - almost a second ahead of the field. The silver medalist, Elias Thronson (Delta Hawks/USATF Pacific), also ran well under the record with his 9:35.74 finishing time.īeaux Hudson (Track Houston Youth Track/USATF Gulf) ran an impressive time of 26.08 to win the boys 9-10 200m by well over a second. The boys 11-12 3000m followed immediately after and continued the hot start to the day, with Quenton Lanese (Barron Park Striders/USATF Pacific Northwest) running 9:31.17 to shatter the previous meet record of 9:38.52. Padilla finished in 10:25.28 to Evangelista’s 10:25.79, with the two girls over 100m ahead of third. The very first race of the day was one of the most exciting, with Ava Padilla (Unattached/USATF Pacific) holding off Charlene Evangelista (Unattached/USATF Pacific) in the last few steps of the girls 11-12 3000 to win the title. SACRAMENTO, California - The sixth day of the USATF National Junior Olympic Track and Field Championships was the most exciting yet, with two more meet records and 55 event finishers becoming USATF national champions.
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