Results, highlights, and coverage from major high school indoor track & field meets around the country on the weekend of January 18th, 2014.
The Gainesville Sports Commission is proud to announce the running of the 7th edition of the Jimmy Carnes Indoor Track and Field Meet on Friday, January 17th and Saturday, January 18th at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center. The College/Open will be contested on Friday, January 17th and the Youth on Saturday, January 18.
Check out the performance list for the 2014 Jimmy Carnes Indoor Track and Field meet which will be held at the University of Florida January 17th and 18th. The list is as of January 4th and will be updated as newer lists become available.
The 7th Annual Jimmy Carnes Indoor Track & Field Meet kicksoff Friday with the college and open divisions. The youth will compete all day on Saturday and will showcase the state's top talent.
Want to know who will be running on Friday at the 7th Annual Jimmy Carnes Indoor Track & Field Meet? Check out the performance list for our college/open athletes competing. List as of 1/15/2014.
There are 1287 youth entries for Saturday's competition at the 7th Annual Jimmy Carnes Indoor Track and Field Meet. Take a look at the performance lists!
Two years ago Marvin Bracy was a senior at Boone High School. His first meet of 2012 would take place at the University of Florida's O'Connell Center, home of the Jimmy Carnes Indoor Track and Field Meet. Wearing a lime green and black Adidas speed suit, Bracy was down in the blocks for the start of the 55 meter dash. When the gun fired, Bracy fired out like he was shot out of a cannon. Anticipating the start spot on, he sprinted to one of the best performances I've ever seen crossing the line in 6.08 seconds.
What a weekend! Friday saw the college and several pro standouts hit the track. Marvin Bracy had a nice homecoming winning the 55 meter dash on the same track he set the U.S. national high school record two years prior. Saturday saw the youth and future of our sport get their moment to shine, while the high school age groups showed why Florida is the most revered state in track and field, and invading the indoor national rankings including top ten national performances by Teahna Daniels (55 and 200), Kendal Williams (55 and 200), Daeshon Gordon (55m hurdles), and Kelvin Williams (55m hurdles)!