Taylor Makes Good On Her Goals

Good as Gold  For Taylor Finley

 Taylor Finley, is an ambitious out going honor roll student From Huston Texas that loves to run fast.  She runs with Read more

Mimi Loves To Run

 
  

 Mimi Bain loves to run.  In preschool- she spent every recess running laps Read more

Kellen Continues To Soar

 

 

 

 Kellen Newman 8 years old Read more

Big Things from Small Packages At The 2010 Northern Indoor National Championships

 

 Kellen  Newman and Semira Killebrew the littlest of Champions

There is something about the beginning of a youth track career that is so exciting and  faith renewing to watch. Read more

Tierra Crockwell Running, Jumping and Throwing.. The More The Better

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tierra Crockrell, an eight year old track phenom from University Place, Washington runs with Seattle Speed. Read more

Audrianna Holloway Season Opens Fast…

 Audrianna Holloway celebrates 1st place finish

Looks like gold is running ,(no pun intended,well maybe) in the Holloway family as the end of the Indoor  Track season here in Cali gives way to our outdoor season. Over the Valentines weekend  Flagstaff Arizona’s Arizona Classic hosted many So Cal,Arizona and Neveada athletes . Audrianna (a youth girl) ran an impressive time of 7.91 to capture her first gold medal of the season . Audrianna a stand out here in So Cal and the nation as the 2008 Midget  Girl USATF 100m finisher is on a mission this season to return to the podium this summer in Sacramento,California . Stay tuned as the season progressses.

Congratualtions Audrianna

USATF Region 15 18th Annual Youth Awards Banquet Pictures

 

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What Leah Wants, Leah Just Might Get

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This past season Leah Wis was an 11 year old Sub Midget  from Towaco, NJ   that was on  a single minded mission “To do  everything  thing she enjoys on the track and on the field Read more

Brianna White……..More Than Just Stats

Normally it’s the athletes who have set, broken, or are on the cusp of accomplishing something sensational, who receive all the accolades from fans and aficionados.  You can find pictures of them and articles about them all over the Internet with a quick Google search for their names. However, when possible, the everyday athletes who dedicate themselves to working hard and competing with integrity despite never claiming Gold or rewriting the record books should be acknowledged as well.

Brianna White, the 14 year old daughter of Stephanie White of Upper Marlboro Maryland, is one such person. She recently graduated with honors from Clinton Christian Middle School and runs with the Speed Tech Track Club (www.speedtechtrack.club).  Playing video games like Rock Band, going to the movies, and writing are some of the activities she enjoys.  She’s a member of her school’s liturgical dance troupe and earlier this year she somehow found a way to exceed her text messaging limits despite having unlimited text messaging. (The FBI is investigating.)

Her mother says, “I just want her to have fun and enjoy her child hood. She knows I support her no matter what she does.  I especially like to see her participating in Track & Field.  Through track she has made some great friendships, traveled to places she might never have gone, and experienced the camaraderie of being part of a team.” 

Kent Green, her track coach, says she is a very bright, well rounded, and determined young lady.  I like to think the things she’s learning on the track go far beyond the finish line of any race she runs. Concepts like the value of hard work, the importance of positive self esteem, and the benefits of living a healthy lifestyle will stay with her as she moves on in life. But while she’s here I’m honored for the opportunity to play a small part in her development as a person.

Competing in an age group that includes sensational sprinters like Kendall Baisden, Aaliyah Brown, and Charisma Green, Brianna knows the odds are against her ever receiving the acclaim they have but sometimes the journey is more important than the destination.

And so far…her journey has been amazing!

Thanks To Coach Kent  Green for this special story.

So Cal’s Speed City Brings Home National Record Gold

Coach Cliff Scott’s passion and vision for developing elite youth athletes Read more

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