Date: February 11, 2016
Time: 6:30om
Location: Arlington Middle School
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Congratulations to Young Achievers
Florida State Track Meets:
(Please Note These Athletes are Nationally Ranked)
Cedrina Singletary - 2a 200m 23.47 US #6- State Champion
2a 100m 11.47 US#9 - State Runner Up
Kayla Heard - 3a 400m 54.57 US #19-
State Runner up
Tyson Wright - 2a - 110 Hurdles 14.57 - 3rd Place
Congratulations Recent College
Signee Kayla Heard
Full Scholarship
TCU in Texas GO! HORN FROGS!!
PR's 100- 12.01
200. 24.64
400 - 54.5
TOP STORY July 18, 2011 Young Achievers come up Big at AAU CLUB NATIONALS
Two Young Achiever athletes come up big at the AAU Club Nationals. Tristie Johnson and Kamal Karoso both come away with the Gold in thier events. On Thurday Kamal and upcoming High School Junior took to the track in the morning of July 13th after a few weeks off and showed what made him the National Champion in the 300om. Several athletes tried to run step for step with him, however he took a commanding lead after several laps and pulled away from the pack winning the Gold with a time of 9:13 well short of his personal record. Kamal is gearing up to defend his national title and the AAU Junior Olympics in August. Tristie Johnson an upcoming senior showed great poise as she started her quest for Gold on Wednesday July 13th, 2011. Tristie ran well in the first rounds of the 100 and 200 meter races. She was 4th in the 1oom and 2nd in the 200m. Saturday was a great day for the young women sprinter. Tristie ran her persoanl best in the 100m with a time of 11.85 and 24.03 in the 2oom. She went into the finals with the 3rd fastest time in the 10om and the fastest time in the 200m. Sunday was the day, there were several great races in all age groups and many records broken. As they lined up for the finals in the 100 meter Tristie came down the track and came away with a Silver medal in the 1oom with a time of 11.91. In the 200 several athletes did not make the final because of injury, however Tristie stayed focused and blazed down the track with awsome form and came away with the Gold Medal in the 200 meter with a personal best time of 23.73, making her one of the premier high school sprinters in the country. The Young Achievers coaching staff said, " This is just the beggining of a long road before the Nationals in New Orleans at the end of summer, we have to stay focused and work hard." Several other Young Achievers perfomed well to include Cedrina Singletary which made the finals in the 200m placing 7th overall and ran her personal best of 25.9 in the prelims. Keana Gray just missed both finals in the 100 and 200 meters, she was 9th in both races, but ran personal best in each race and qualified her for the 100m at Nationals. We look forward to seeing great things from these sprinters and many of the up and coming Young Achievers that had a big showing at the Primary Nationals to include Markeya McWhite 100m Primary Champion, Wisdom Colbert 40 Hurdle Primary Champion and Mak Colbert Shot Put Primary Champion with a new primary national record .
Club Nationals
Tristie Johnson - 1st Place 200m 23.73PR - 2nd Place 100m 11.85PR
Kamal Korosa - 1st Place 3000m 9:13
Cendrina Singletary - 7th Place 200m 25.92PR
Notable - Keana Gray -9th Place 200m 24.62 PR
Primary Nationals
Markeya McWhite 1st Place 100m
Wisdom Colbert -1st Place 40m hurdles
Mark Colbert - 1st Shot Put with New Primary Record
Nicholas Flowes - 2nd Place Javelin
Malissa McWhite - 4th Place Shot Put
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TOP STORY July 4th, 2011 Young Achievers at the USATF Youth Championships
Several Young Achievers to inlcude Tristie Johnson, Keana Gray, Ebony Wallace and Tyson Wright traveled to Myrtle Beach June 30-July 3rd to participate in the 2011 USATF Youth Track and Field Championships. Expectations were high for this group of young indiviuals at this meet. It was very difficult to advance trough the rounds. Stiff competition from all over the country came to take the top spot in each event. Tristie Johnson and Tyson Wright met the challenge and made it to the finals in thier individual races. Tyson placed 4th over all in both the 100 and 200 meter hurdle events with PR's in both 26.22 and 14.24 making him one of the premier hurdlers in the country in the Youth age group. Tristies Johnson received 4th placing in the 200 meters hoping to PR but came up short of that goal, however she showed that she is one of the primier young women sprinters in the country. Head Coach Byron Copeland said that he was very proud of the athletes for their accomplishments but realizes that there is a lot of work that needs to be done before participating in the AAU and USATF Junior Olymics. Congratulations to the Young Achievers and we look forward to wathing them in the near future at the Junior Olympics.
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Congratulations to the Young Achievers
Qualifiers for AAU NATIONALS 2011
Individual Events
Young Group
Kamal Korosa - 1500m-3000m
Tristie Johnson - 100m- 200m
Keana Gray - 100m- 200m -400m
Chelsea Lamar - 400h
James Lumzy - 100h
Intermediate Group
Kortney Gray - 100m
Shawntel Coley - 800m
Jasmine Burkett- 800m
Youth Group
Tyson Wright 100h -200h
Cedrina Singletary 200m-400m
Malcolm Cromity - Shot Put -Discus
Mikayla Mitchell - Shot Put - Discus
Midget Group
Jaylin Gilmore - 800m
Vitani Cromity - 800m
Zetteria Fulton - Shot Put - Discus
Bantam Group
Maleeya McWhite - Shot Put
Shawn Coley 1500m
Leiya Green - Long Jump
Jayden McCloud - 400m
Primary Group
Malissa McWhite - Shot Put
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