Alexandria Madlock is one to watch this weekend in the 17-18 year old long and triple jump
When: June 29-July 2
Where: Converse, TX
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17-18-year-old Boys Shot Put
Who: Steven Daboub
When: rolling schedule found here
Why: Steven Daboub is the top ranked shot put thrower entered for Region 19. He's thrown 63-6 this year in the shot put at the Region 2-6A Meet and was a AAU Junior Olympic Games last year. He's also entered in the Discus at 145-03, however he threw 167-9 at the Region 2-6A Meet.
15-16-year-old Boys 100m
Who: Davion Brynaum
When: rolling schedule found here
Why: Davion Brynaum has the fastest seed time out of anyone in Region 19 with a seed time of 10.90. He also hold the top seed time for the 15-16 year old boys 200 at 22.40, which is the 3rd fastest in Region 19.
13-year-old Girls 200m
Who: Autumn Wilson
When: rolling schedule found here
Why: 13-year
old Autumn Wilson is the athlete to watch out for her age group. She
has the top seed time in the 100m with 12.84, the 200m with 25.74 and
the long jump with 17-01.
17-18 Girls Long Jump and Triple Jump
Who: Alexandria Madlock
When: rolling schedule found here
Why: Alexandria
Madlock is the clear favorite for the ages 17-18 girls long and triple
jumps. She jumped 19-06.00 for the long jump and 41-01.25 for triple
jump, both performances coming from the Great Southwest Classic.
Another name to watch for the ages 17-18 girls long jump is Megan Kirby,
who holds a personal-best of 18-04 and a season-best of 18-03.
14-year-old Girls Discus and Shot Put
Who: Zoe Burleson
When: rolling schedule found here
Why: The
athlete of the entire meet could possibly be seen at the age 14 girls
discus and shot put and her name is Zoe Burleson. She holds three AAU
Junior Olympic Games records: the 11 year old girls shot put (40-05.75), the 13 year old girls discus throw (138-10), and the 13 year old girls shot put (49-07), with the latter two set last year. The 14 year old girls shot put record is 52-08.25 and the 14 year old girls discus record is 138-06, both are in serious jeopardy of being broken this weekend.