2006
Results
Meet Site
Previous Years:
2005
2004
2003
2002
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National Championship Results
Day 1 and Day 2 - Day 3 - Day 4 - Day 5 - Day 6
Region Results
Region 1 - Region 2 - Region 3 - Region 4 - Region 5 - Region 6 - Region 7 - Region 8 -
Region 9 - Region 10 - Region 11 - Region 12 - Region 13 - Region 14 - Region 15
Highlights
Day 6, Sun. 7/30 - Roche Soars, Williams Flies -... Casey Roche CA soars to US#2 17-5 in YM pole vault marathon, a 5" PR! April Williams TX runs windy 13.07 (3.1) in YW 100H for US#1 (for all-conditions) and #4 all-time. Big-time doubles completed by Ebony Collins CA (YW 400/400H), Terry Prentice CA (YM 110H, LJ), Erica Alexander TX (IG 100, 200), and William Wynne GA (IB 110H, 400H).
Other highlights include a big surprise from Kenyanna Wilson AZ in YW 100, a 400H in YM from David Klech CA, a fast 1500 finish from Sam Borchers OH, and some blazing relays.
Day 5, Sat. 7/29 - Super 200s, 800s -... but the best mark of the day comes from April Williams TX, who rips a US#1 and meet record 13.35 in a YW 100H prelim. Meanwhile, multiple national champ Gabby Mayo NC pulls away late to beat the meet's best prep field in the YW 200 with a meet record 23.27. Other 200 winners were Antonio Sales NC (YM), Erica Alexander TX (IG), and Jacques Caldwell TX (IB).
The top 800 belongs to NON champ Chanelle Price PA, whose 2:06.64 has been bettered only by her this year. Each of the other prep 800 winners run big PRs, including LaMarr Davis NC in YM (US#3 1:50.58), freshman Howard Shepard TX in IB (meet/youth record 1:52.25), and Leigh Ganzar CO in 2:10.81. Best field mark was 41-04.50 in YW triple jump by Jamesha Youngblood.
Day 4, Fri. 7/28 - More Fast Prelims -Wind pushes sprinters to fast times in 100 prelims as Jeremy Rankin (record 10.51w for Intermediate boys), Gabby Mayo (11.24w for YW) lead the way. Emily Pendleton OH continues national championship spree with 169-02.25 in YW discus.
Day 3, Thu. 7/27 - Stage Set For Showdowns - Porscha Lucas TX (23.73) and multiple national champ Gabby Mayo NC (23.74) lead qualifiers for YW 200, the best prep field in the meet. NON champ Chanelle Price PA (2:10.81) leads Brooke and Blaire Dinsdale IA into another great final - IG 800. In YM 4x400, 3:11.34 leads, 3:14.70 misses final. Two sub-3:43s for YW. Top Field Event performance: Jamesha Youngblood 20-01.75 in YW long jump, .
Day 1 and 2, Tue-Wed 7/25-26 - Dinsdale sisters lead Cedar Valley IA club to record 8:58.85 in 4x800. Wesley Bray TX comes from behind for YM Decathlon win over Michael Ayers II TN, and Gray Horn OH holds off Curtis Beach NM in Intermediate Deca. Kiani Profit CA (Intermediate) and Victoria Jordan TN (Young Women) take Heptathlon titles.
The 40th USATF National
Junior Olympic Track & Field Championships
will be held at Hughes Stadium on the campus of Morgan State University
in Baltimore, Maryland. The USATF Junior Olympic Track & Field
Championships is the most visible youth athletic development program
in the world. Many of today's Olympic stars began their track and
field careers competing in the USATF National Junior Olympic Track & Field
Championships.
Over 6,000 athletes are expected to converge on Baltimore for
the USATF National Junior Olympic Track & Field Championships.
Entry for this championship is based on athlete performances at
preliminary, Association, and Regional levels of the 2006 USATF
Junior Olympic Program. Competition takes place in five two-year
age divisions, with athletes generally falling between the ages
of 8 and 18.
With a seating capacity of over 14,000, Hughes Stadium has hosted
numerous youth and collegiate track and field championships, including
the 2004 USA Youth Outdoor Track & Field Championships, and
seen many records broken since its construction in 2000.
In addition, this year's meet will serve as one of the selection
pool competitions for the 2007 IAAF World Youth Championships in
Ostrava, Czech Republic.
American's next generation of track and field stars
will be competing throughout the summer and will take center stage
at the national championships in Baltimore. USATF and event host
Morgan State University hope that you will join in on the excitement.
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