Boys Sprints/Hurdles
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State of the Action: Kicking off with the D1 finals, Jay Bradford told me the day before that he wanted to be the first Texan under 10.5, and he did just that. Winning his title just under the 10.50 mark. But once the D1 boys toed the line we would even see some faster times dropped. John Lewis was the fastest qualifier in the prelims and he came out ready to roll. He was flying! Literally and figuratively! Sophomore London Dunn has been making a big impression this season as he mixes it up with the upper classmen and hit a US #4. |
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1 4708 Jay Bradford 12 Splendora 10.49 6.9
2 4891 Quentin Dancer 11 West 10.57 6.9
1 4915 John Lewis 12 Willis 10.36 3.6
2 3634 London Dunn 10 DeSoto 10.42 3.6
3 4056 Jacarias Martin 12 Kty Morton Ranch 10.47 3.6
4 3748 Shamon Ehiemua 10 FB Marshall 10.52 3.6
5 4132 Tre Haynes 12 Kil Shoemaker 10.55 3.6
6 3838 Devin Duvernay 11 Garl Sachse 10.56 3.6
7 3633 Trevin Chambers 11 DeSoto 10.68 3.6
8 4570 Xavian Marks 12 Richm George Ran 10.72 3.6
9 4856 Wilbert London III 12 Waco 10.73 3.6
1 4733 Dillon Springfield 12 Springtown 14.24 5.1
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State of the Action: Credit to Springfield for being the 110H D1 champion. He won in a tight battle, but the highlight was going to be the D2 with the best in the country ready to reset the national rankings. Coming into the meet, McWilliams didn't have the resume as some of these other All Stars, but he posted the fastest time out of the prelims showing he wasn't going to be overlooked. The Grimes duo has been hitting fast times in the hurdles this season, but they couldn't match McWilliams and Armstead. Those two had an incredibly tight battle only to be separated by .01s! The depth of this field was no joke! All 7 times now ranking in the US Top-11 with McWilliams & Armstead #1. |
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1 4733 Dillon Springfield 12 Springtown 14.24 5.1
1 4477 Marcus McWilliams 12 Pflugerville 13.63 1.8
2 3630 Chevis Armstead 12 DeSoto 13.64 1.8
3 3407 Norman Grimes 11 Canyon 13.78 1.8
4 4767 Trevon Grimes 10 St. Thomas Aquin 13.79 1.8
5 3751 Amere Lattin 12 FB Marshall 13.81 1.8
6 3890 Antwuan Musgrove 12 Hallandale 13.86 1.8
7 3921 Isaiah Lucas 11 Hou Cy Falls 13.99 1.8
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State of the Action: #YearoftheHurdles here in Texas. Toss in some FL studs, and this race was not one to miss. Only the 1st 300H left in the Texas Relays saw the Top-6 athletes all now rank in the US Top-10. Grimes has had more success in the 300H, and he looked phenomenal in this race. You can't talk about this race without mentioning Isaiah Lucas. He PRed last week in the 300H, and came right back and hit a new personal best by almost a full second! He now sits at US #2 behind Grimes. |
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1 3407 Norman Grimes 11 Canyon 36.10 2
2 3921 Isaiah Lucas 11 Hou Cy Falls 36.56 2
3 3890 Antwuan Musgrove 12 Hallandale 36.72 2
4 4342 Garrett Moore 12 Mans Legacy 37.14 2
5 3630 Chevis Armstead 12 DeSoto 37.30 1
6 3703 Cody Johnson 11 EP Franklin 37.52 1
7 4767 Trevon Grimes 10 St. Thomas Aquin 37.89 2
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