2021 AAU National Championship Records Broken (total records) (33) 19 girls, 13 boys

Day 1 (Saturday) (0) –  0 girls, 0 boys

No records today.

Day 2 (Sunday) (2) – 2 girls, 0 boys

1.   17-18 Years Old Girls Heptathlon – 5493, Ariel Pedigo, Baton Rouge, LA, 8/1/21.

      a. Old Record – 5337, Trya Gittens, Nashville, TN, 7/30/16.

 

2.   9 Years Old Girls Triathlon – 1134, Brielle Hudson, Cornwall, NY, 8/1/21.

      a. Old Record – 1099, Akari Marshall, Lake Worth, FL, 7/30/17.

 

Day 3 (Monday) (3) – 0 girls, 3 boys

3.  13 Years Old Boys Pole Vault – 11-9.75, Ben Haywood, Tomball, TX, 8/2/21.

      a. Old Record – 11-8, Jackson Reilly, Kingwood, TX, 8/3/15.

 

4.  13 Years Old Boys Discus – 177-6, Jackson Cantwell, Columbia, MO, 8/2/21.

      a. Old Record – 169-6, Kevin Adams II, Cedar Park, TX, 7/31/17.

 

5.  10 Years Old Boys 200m Prelims – 25.25, Omar Thomas, Pompano Beach, FL, 8/2/21.

      a. Old Record – 25.48, Willie Washington, Hampton City, VA, 8/3/13.

 

Day 4 (Tuesday) (4) – 3 girls, 1 boys

6.  17-18 Years Old Girls 1500m – 4:22.91, Anastacia Gonzales, Boerne, TX, 8/3/21.

      a. Old Record – 4:25.04, Gabrielle Wilkenson, Philadelphia, PA, 8/2/16.

 

7.  17-18 Years Old Girls Discus – 168-7, Chrystal Herpin, Houston, TX, 8/3/21.

      a. Old Record – 164-0, Shebly Frank, Grand Folks, ND, 8/5/20.

 

8.  13 Years Old Girls 100m – 11.82 Prelims, McKenzie Rogers, Flourissant, MO, 8/3/21.

      a. Old Record – 11.87, Tamari Davis, Clermont, FL, 8/3/16.

 

9.  10 Years Old Boys 400m Prelims – 56.58, Omar Thomas, Pompano Beach, FL, 8/3/21.

      a. Old Record – 56.68, Quincy Wilson, Chesapeake, VA, 8/4/18.

 

Day 5 (Wednesday) (4) – 3 girls, 1 boys

 

10.  15-16 Years Old Girls Pole Vault – 13-11.25, Sky Schuller, Coppell, TX, 8/4/21.

      a. Old Record – 12-10, Carson Dingler, Bolingbroke, GA, 8/5/15.

 

11.  8 and under Girls 200m Semis – 28.29, Lilyanna Duvra, Ocoee, FL, 8/4/21.

      a. Old Record – 25.48, Kharisma Watkins, Lehigh Arces, FL, 7/31/18.

 

12.  13 Years Old Boys Shot Put – 57-11, Jackson Cantwell, Columbia, MO, 8/4/21.

      a. Old Record – 52-1.25, Kevin Adams II, Cedar Park, TX, 8/2/17.

 

13.  17-18 Years Old Girls 200m Semis – 23.01, Kaila Jackson, Detroit, MI, 8/4/21.

      a. Old Record – 23.49, Morolake Akinosun, Aurora, IL, 8/4/11.

 

Day 6 (Thursday) (7) – 4 girls, 3 boys

 

14. 10 Years Old Boys 1500m – 4:46.84, Victor Jaimez-Solorio, Apple Valley, CA, 8/5/21.

      a. Old Record – 4:46.94, Kieran Tyrrell, Mckinney, TX, 8/1/19.

 

15. 13 Years Old Boys Long Jump – 21-2, Navarsea Conner, Monroe, LA, 8/5/21.

      a. Old Record – 20-8, Kevin Byrd, Bowie, MD, 8/1/13.

 

16. 13 Years Old Boys 100m – 11.09 Semis, Brayden Robinson, Red Oaks, TX, 8/5/21.

      a. Old Record – 11.12, Tavares Duckett II, Grand Prairie, TX, 8/3/19.

 

17. 17-18 Years Old Girls 100m – 11.51 Semis, Kaila Jackson, Detroit, MI, 8/5/21.

      a. Old Record – 11.3h, Carla McLaughlin, Durham, NC, 1984.

 

18.  9 Years Old Girls Javelin – 86-9, Brielle Hudson, Cornwall, NY, 8/5/21.

      a. Old Record – 75-9, Sereana Raura, Stockton, CA, 8/1/19.

 

19.  17-18 Years Old Girls 4x400m Relay Prelims – 3:39.59, Track Life University, Detroit, MI, 8/5/21.

      a. Old Record – 3:40.43, 5 Star Track Program, Virginia Beach, VA, 8/6/11.

 

20.  14 Years Old Girls 4x400m Relay Prelims – 3:43.69, Five Star General Athletics, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, 8/5/21.

      a. Old Record – 3:47.28, Metro-Dade TC, Miami, FL, 8/3/13.

 

 

Day 7 (Friday) (5) – 5 girls, 0 boys
 

21.  8 and Under Years Old Girls 4x100m Relay Prelims – 56.65, My Sisters Keeper TC, Riverview, FL, 8/6/21.

      a. Old Record – 59.79, Track Club of Ft. Lauderdale, Ft. Lauderdale, FL  8/3/19.

 

22.  17-18 Years Old Girls Pole Vault – 13-11.25, Heather Abadie, Baton Rouge, LA, 8/6/21.

      a. Old Record – 13-7.25, Alina McDonlad, Pacolet, SC, 8/5/16.

 

23.  8 and under Girls Turbo-Javelin – 71-9, Savannah Davis, Miami, FL, 8/6/21.

      a. Old Record – 68-1, Sydney Lucas, Kennesaw, GA, 8/1/14.

 

24.  17-18 Years Old Girls 4x100m Relay Prelims – 44.75, Track Life University, Detroit, MI, 8/6/21.

      a. Old Record – 45.32, Aurora Flyers, Aurora, IL, 8/5/11.

 

25.  17-18 Years Old Girls 400m Prelims – 52.66, Christine Mallard, Fort Worth, TX, 8/6/21.

      a. Old Record – 52.74, Kendall Baisden, Detroit, MI, 8/5/11.

 

Day 8 (Saturday) (8) – 3 girls,  5 boys

 

26.  8 and under Girls Long Jump – 13-8.25, Lilyanna Duvra, Ocoee, FL, 8/7/21.

      a. Old Record – 13-7.75, Brianna Burrell, White Plains, NY, 8/5/17.

 

27.  12 Years Old Boys 4x100m Relay – 47.71, Desoto Nitro TC, Desoto, TX, 8/7/21.

      a. Old Record – 47.93, Mercury TC, 8/6/16.

 

28.  10 Years Old Boys 400m Prelims – 55.74 Finals, Omar Thomas, Pompano Beach, FL, 8/7/21.

      a. Old Record – 56.58 prelims, Omar Thomas, Pompano Beach, FL, 8/3/21.

 

29.  11 Years Old Boys 400m – 55.51, Prentice Jones Jr., Long Beach, CA, 8/7/21.

      a. Old Record – 55.83, Dominick Grullon, Miami Gardens, FL, 8/6/16.

 

30.  12 Years Old Boys 400m – 52.55, Lewis Murphy, Pearland, TX, 8/7/21.

      a. Old Record – 53.17, Jonathan Simms,  Plano, TX, 8/3/19.

 

31. 17-18 Years Old Girls 100m – 11.51 Semis, Kaila Jackson, Detroit, MI, 8/5/21.

            a. Old Record – 11.51 Final ties, Kaila Jackson, Detroit, MI, 8/7/21.

 

32.  17-18 Years Old Girls 4x400m Relay Finals – 3:37.01, Track Life University, Detroit, MI, 8/7/21.

      a. Old Record – 3:39.59 prelims, Track Life University, Detroit, MI, 8/5/21.

 

33.  17-18 Years Old Boys 4x400m Relay Finals – 3:08.23, Jacobs Sports Academy, Manvel, TX, 8/7/21.

      a. Old Record – 3:09.34, Willingboro TC, 2001.

Notes
Saturday
Isabella Edwards, Leadaner, TX, 17-18 Years Old Girl wins 3000m (10:36.62).  She repeats as Champion in the 3000m.  She won the 15-16 Years Old 3000m in 2020 with a time of 10:32.04 and she won the 15-16 3000m Racewalk (19:51.74). 
 
Friday

Lilyanna Duvra, Ocoee, FL wins the 8 and Under 200m (28.62). She broke the 8 and Under 200m record (28.29) in semi-finals. She also wins the Long Jump (13-8.25) National Record. At the 2021 Primary Championships in Satellite Beach, She won the 8 Years old Girl Long Jump (13-10.5) Meet Record and 200m (28.96) Meet Record.

Carlie Weiser, Giddings, TX, 15-16 Years Old Girl wins Shot Put (48-5) and Discus (158-0). In 2020, Carlie Weiser, Giddings, TX, 15-16 Years Old Girl won the Shot Put (44-7.5). She repeats as National Champion. She won the 14 Years Old Girl wins the Shot Put (50-8.25). She won the 13 Years Old Girls Shot Put (50-2.5) a meet record in 2018. She also won the14 Years Old Girl wins Discus (129-1) and Shot Put (51-1) both Meet Records at the 2019 Club Championships.

Carrington Harris, Buford, GA 10 Years Old Girl wins the 200m (27.49).  She repeats as 200m National Champion.  She won the 2019 8 and Under 200m (30.43).

Aiden Opore, Suwanee, GA 11 Years Old Boy wins the 200m (25.12).  He won the 2019 9 Years Old Boys 200m (27.31) and Long Jump (15-7).

Tiana Welbon, Germantown, MI 12 Years Old Girl wins the 200m (25.19).  She won the 2019 10 Years Old Girls 400m (59.37) and 800m (2:25.27).

Brayden Robinson, Red Oak, TX 13 Years Old Boy wins the 200m (22.51). He broke the 100m National Record in the semi-finals (11.09).  He won the 2019 11 Years Old Boys 100m (12.01) and was on both 4x100m (48.26) and 4x400m (3:54.74) National Champion relay teams.

Kaila Jackson, Detroit, MI 17-18 Years Old Girl wins the 200m (23.34). She was also a member of the 4x100m relay team that broke the record in the prelims (44.75). She broke the 200m National Record in the semi-finals (23.01) and the 100m National Record in the Semi-finals (11.51). She won the 2019 15-16 Years Old Girls 100m (11.64).

Thursday
 
Anyla Robinson, Detroit, MI, 12 Years Old Girl wins the 1500m (4:50.91). She won the 2019 10 Years Old Girls 1500m (4:55.87).
 
Jasmine Hampton, Acworth, Ga, 15-16 Years Old Girl wins the Javelin (149-3). She won the 2019 14 Years Old Girls Javelin (124.8).
 
Jayla Flemons, San Antonio, TX, 11 Years Old Girl wins 1500m (4:56.76).  She won the 2019 9 Years Old Girls 1500m (5:15.85).
 
Sam Baker, Kalamazoo, MI, 12 Years Old Boy wins the 3000m (9:54.52) and 1500m (4:29.00).  In 2020, He won the 11 Years Old Boys 800m (2:21.41).
 
Adrianna Haynes, Warner Robins, GA, 12 Years Old Girl wins the 80m Hurdles (12.39).  She repeats as National Champion. She won the 2020 11 Years Old Girls 80m Hurdles (13.55) and in 2019 won the 10 Years Old Girls Triathlon (1159).
 
Kaleb Young, Philadelphia, PA, 12 Years Old Boy wins the 800m (2:10.45). He has also won the 2019 10 Years Old Boys 800m (2:23.96) and the 2018 9 Years Old 1500m (4:48.72).
 
Wednesday
Trina Hubert, Cypress, TX, 14 Years Old Girl wins Discus (133-2).  She also won the 2020 13 Years Old Girls Discus (114-5) and Shot Put (38-11.5)
 
Faith Mitchell, Houston, TX, 17-18 Years Old Girl wins the Shot Put (43-11.75).  She also won the 2018 14 Years Old Girls Shot Put (47-9).
 
Jackson Cantwell, Columbia, MO, 13 Years Old Boy wins the Shot Put (57-11).  It’s his 5th Shot Put title.  He won the 8 and under Shot Put (31-10.25) in 2016, 10 Shot Put (38-11.5) in 2018, 11 Shot Put (45-2.25) in 2019, 12 Shot Put (56-7.5) in 2020 and was second in the 2017 9 Shot Put (30-6.5).  He also broke the 13 Boys Discus National Record (177-6).   
 
Jonathan Simms, Plano, TX, 14 Years Old Boy wins the 800m (1:57.32).  He won 12 Year Old Boys the 800m (2:02.79) with a National Record in 2019. It’s his 4th consecutive win.  He won 2016 9 years old 800m (2:19.43), 2017 10 years old 800m (2:16.44), 2018 11 years old 800m (2:11.58).  All are national records at that age group.
 
Kaleb Young, Philadelphia, PA wins the 12 Years Old Boys 800m (2:10.45). He has also won the 10 Years Old Boys 800m (2:23.96) in 2019 and the 9 Years Old 1500m (4:48.72) in 2018.
 

Cyprian Reid, Ft. Myers, FL wins the 8 and under Boys 800m (2:32.45). He won the 8 and under Boys 400m (1:07.11) 800m (2:33.02) and 1500m (5:22.92) at the 2021 Club Championships in Satellite Beach.

J’Nia Simpson, Tampa, FL wins 13 Years Old Girls Shot Put (46-4.25) and Discus (117-9). At the 2021 Club Championships, She repeated as Shot Put Champion by winning the 13 Years Old Girls Shot Put Champion (44-7) Meet Record.  She won the 11 Years Old Girls Shot Put in 2019 with a throw of 36-3.  Her 2019 victory was also a meet record. She also won the 2019 11 Years Old Girls Discus (87-8)  at the JO Games in Greensboro, NC.

Milan Moriniere, Norristown, PA, 12 Years Old Girl wins the Javelin (114-0).  In 2020, She won the 11 Years Old Girls Discus (70-9).

Victor Jaimez-Solorio, Apple Valley, CA, 10 Years Old Boys wins the 800m (2:22.46) and 1500m (4:46.84).  He repeats as National Champion.  He won the 9 Years Old Boys 800m (2:21.09) and 1500m (4:42.97) in 2020.  He also won the 8 and Under Boys 800m (2:32.47) and 1500m (5:07.14) in 2019 in Greensboro, NC.

Tuesday

Carson McInerney, Sioux City, IA, 14 Years Old Boy wins Discus (164-2).  He won the 13 Years Old Boys Discus (140-7) in 2020 and 12 Years Old Boys Discus (115-10) in 2019.

 

Carlie Weiser, Giddings, TX, 15-16 Years Old Girl repeats as the Shot Put Champion (48-0.5). In 2020, she was the 15-16 Years Old Girl wins the Shot Put (44-7.5).  She won the 14 Years Old Girl wins the Shot Put (50-8.25). She won the 13 Years Old Girls Shot Put (50-2.5) a meet record in 2018. She also won the14 Years Old Girl wins Discus (129-1) and Shot Put (51-1) both Meet Records at the 2019 Club Championships.

 

Drew Johnson, Charlotte, NC, 13 Years Old Boys wins the 1500m (4:19.92).  He won the 2019 11 Years Old Boys 1500m (4:28.41).

 

Charlize-Trinity McKenzie, Cedarburg, WI, 14 Years Old Girl repeats as 1500m Champion (4:35.18).  She won the 2020 13 Years Old Girls 1500m (4:45.36).

 

Laila Jones, Clemmons, NC, 11 Years Old Girl wins the Shot Put (36-3). Laila Jones, Clemmons, NC, 11 Years Old Girl wins the Discus (90-8). She broke the 11 Years Old Discus record at the 2021 Club Championships in Satellite Beach with a mark of 77-7 and also broke the 11 Years Old Girls Shot Put at the Club championships with a mark of 37-3. This also was a Club Championships meet record. She repeated as National Champion. She has now won the 2018 8 and under Girls Shot Put with a meet record (28-5.75), 9 Years Old Girls Shot Put (29-2.5) and this 10 Years Old Girls Shot Put (31-3.75). At The Club Championships, she has won the 9 Years old Turbo-Javelin Champion. Her 2019 9 Years Old Shot Put win is also the 9 Years old Shot Put record (28-1.5).  She won 10 Years Old Girls Shot Put (31-3.75).

More All in the family, Three Herpins from Houston, TX are National Champions.  Chris Herpin, 15-16 Years Old Boy wins Shot Put (51-4.25), Chrystal Herpin, 17-18 Years Old Girl wins Discus (168-7) and Kylie Herpin, 13 Years Old Girl wins Discus (110-7).

 

Bryce McCray, Richmond, TX repeats as 17-18 Years Old Boys 400m Hurdle Champion (51.18).  He won the event in 2020 with a time of 52.36.

 

Makeriah Harris, Maringouin, LA wins the 15-16 Years Old Girls 400m Hurdles (58.08) and 100m Hurdles (13.85).  In 2020, she won the 14 Years Old Girls 200m Hurdles (26.94), 100m Hurdles (14.06) and 200m (24.78).

 

Shakayla Lavender, Cheasapeake, VA wins the 11 Years Old Girls 200m Hurdles (26.96) and 100m Hurdles (14.06).   In 2020, she was a double winner: 13 Old Girl wins the 200m Hurdles (28.16) and 100m Hurdles (14.69).

Monday 
Decil Kellam, Deer Park, TX, 9 Years Old Boy repeats as Shot put Champion (31-1).  He won the 2020 8 and under Years Old Boys Shot Put (30-5).
 
Jackson Cantwell, Columbia, MO, 13 Years Old Boy repeats as Discus Champion (177-6) National Record. He won the 2020 12 Years Old Boys Discus (131-3) and 12 Years Old Boys Shot Put (56-7.58).
 

Laila Jones, Clemmons, NC, 11 Years Old Girl wins the Discus (90-8). She broke the 11 Years Old Discus record at the 2021 Club Championships in Satellite Beach with a mark of 77-7 and also broke the 11 Years Old Girls Shot Put at the Club championships with a mark of 37-3. This also was a Club Championships meet record. She repeated as National Champion. She has now won the 2018 8 and under Girls Shot Put with a meet record (28-5.75), 9 Years Old Girls Shot Put (29-2.5) and this 10 Years Old Girls Shot Put (31-3.75). At The Club Championships, she has won the 9 Years old Turbo-Javelin Champion. Her 2019 9 Years Old Shot Put win is also the 9 Years old Shot Put record (28-1.5).  She won 10 Years Old Girls Shot Put (31-3.75).

Sunday

All in the family, Three brothers from Columbia, MO win racewalk titles. Preston Schweikert (12 Years Old) wins 1500m racewalk (9:59.19), Kaleb Schweikert (15-16 Years Old) wins 3000m racewalk (16:56.41) and Kevin Schweikert (17-18 Years Old) wins 3000m racewalk (16:38.40).  Kevin Schweikert, Columbia, MO, 15-16 Years Old Boy won the 3000m Racewalk (17:17.38). He repeated as National Champion. He won the same event in 2018 with a time of 16.05.66.

Heather Durrant, Elgin, IL wins 15-16 Years Old Girls 3000m racewalk (15:06.96).  In 2019, Heather Durrant, Elgin, IL won the 14 Years Old Girls 3000m racewalk (17:26.86).  She repeats as National Champion.  In 2018, She won the 13 Years Old Girls 3000m racewalk (15:07.85). Her time was a National Record. 
 
Collin Wise, Columbia, MO wins his 5th racewalk title in the 14 Years Old Boys 3000m racewalk (16:27.30).  He has won titles in 2019 (12 Years Old 1500m racewalk: 8:24.94), 2018 (11 Years Old 1500m racewalk: 7:34.02), (10 Years Old 1500m racewalk: 8:14.35), and (9 Years Old 1500m racewalk: 9:29.72).
 
Sky Schuller, Coppell, TX wins 15-16 Years Old Girls Heptathlon (4864).  She won the 14 Years Old Girls Pentathlon in 2019 with 3193 points, the 13 Years Old Pentathlon in 2018 with 2750 points. 
 
Taylor Gross, Odenton, MD wins 11 Years Old Girls 1500m Racewalk (9:03.63).  She won the 2019 10 Years Old 1500m Racewalk (8:45.87).
 
Isaiah Edwards, Leander, TX wins 12 Years Old Boys 1500m Racewalk (9:17.33).  He won the 2020 11 Years Old 1500m Racewalk (8:25.30) and in 2018, he won the 9 Years Old 1500m Racewalk (10:21.67).
 
Saturday
D’Asia Duncan, Clemont, FL 13 Years Old Girl repeats as Pentathlon Champion (3318 points) and 80m Hurdles (14.43). She won the 2020 12 Years Old Girls 80m Hurdles (12.76). She won the 2019 11 Years Old Girls Pentathlon (2740 point) and 80m Hurdles (13.07).  In 2020 the pentathlon was not contested.   She is also the 2021 Club Champion in the 13 Years Old Girl 100m Hurdles (13.78), and Long Jump (17-5.25).  Both were Club meet records.
 

Double Winners:

Sky Schuller, Coppell, TX, 15-16 Years Old Girl wins Pole Vault (13-11.25) National Record and Heptathlon (4864).

Brielle Hudson, Cornwall, NY, 9 Years Old Girl wins Triathlon (1134) National Record and Shot Put (27-8.5).

Laila Jones, Clemmons, NC, 11 Years Old Girl wins the Shot Put (36-3) and Discus (90-8).

 

Jahmaikel McKenzie, Leander, TX, 9 Years Old Boy wins the Triathlon (664) and 800m (2:30.74).

 

Drew Johnson, Charlotte, NC, 13 Years Old Boy wins 800m (2:03.08) and 1500m (4:19.92).

 

Anthony Wood II, Louisville, KY 17-18 Years Old Boy wins the Long Jump (24-4.5) and Triple Jump (49-7.25).

 

Kylie Herpin, Houston, TX, 12 Years Old Girl wins the Discus (110-7) and Shot Put (43-2.25).

 

Victor Jaimez-Solorio, Apple Valley, CA, 10 Years Old Boys wins the 800m (2:22.46).  

 
Sam Baker, Kalamazoo, MI, 12 Years Old Boy wins the 3000m (9:54.52) and 1500m (4:29.00).
 
Navarsea Conner, Monroe, LA 13 Years Old Boy wins the Long Jump (21-2) National Record and 100m Hurdles (13.76).
 
Jaylen Gilmore, Farmington, MI 14 Years Old Boy wins the Pentathlon (2895) and 100m Hurdles (13.78).
 
Makeriah Harris, Maringouin, LA 15-16 Years Old Girl wins the 100m Hurdles (13.85) and 400m Hurdles (58.08).
 
Khloe Washington, Wichita Falls, TX, 11Years Old Girl wins Pentathlon (2611) and Long Jump (15-3.5). 
 
Carlie Weiser, Giddings, TX, 15-16 Years Old Girl wins Shot Put (48-5) and Discus (158-0).
 
Savannah Davis, Miami, FL, 8 and Under Girl wins the Shot Put (25.6.25) and Turbo-Javelin (71-9) National Record.
 
Kennedy McCarter, Wichita Falls, TX ,10 Years Old Girl wins Triathlon (1112) and Long Jump (14-11.25).
 
Shamar Heard, Macomb, MI, 15-16 Years Old Boy wins the Long Jump (23-9) and 200m (21.53).
 
J’Nia Simpson, Tampa, FL, 13 Years Old Girl wins the Discus (117-9) and Shot Put (46-4.25).
 
Jackson Cantwell, Columbia, MO, 13 Years Old Boy wins the Shot Put (57-11) and Discus (177-6) Both National Records.   
 
Addison Moore, Versailles, KY, 13 Years Old Girl wins 1500m (4:42.84) and 3000m (10:21.62).
 
Aiden Fitzgerald, Friendswood, TX, 13 Years Old Boy wins 3000m (9:33.53) and 4x800m Relay (8:51.19).
 
Trace Calhoun, Deer Park, TX, 11 Years Old Boy wins the Discus (103-11) and Shot Put (41-8).
 
Micah Blomker, Mission, KS, 15-16 Years Old Boy wins the 1500m (4:01.14) and 3000m (8:53.82).
 
Hudson Breaux, Manvel, TX, 9 Years Old Boy wins the 200 (26.75) and 4x100m Relay (51.47).
 
Ethan Feaster, Desoto, TX, 12 Years Old Boy wins the 200m (24.21), and 4x100m Relay (47.71).
 
Aneesa Tietchen, Houston, TX, 8 and Under Girl wins the 400m (1:06.12) and 800m 2:37.93).
 
Cyprian Reid, Ft. Myers, FL, 8 and Under Boy wins the 400m (1:05.30) and 800m (2:32.45).
 
Gabrielle Wright, New Llano, LA, 9 Years Old Girl the 400m (1:03.99) and 800m (2:34.76). 
 
Omar Thomas, Pompano Beach, FL, 10 Years Old Boys wins 400m (55.74) National Record, and 200m (25.44).
 
Jonathan Simms, Plano, TX 14 Years Old Boys wins the 400m (48.64), 800m (1:57.32).
 
Christlyn Collins, Houston, TX, 9 Years Old Girl wins the 100m (13.89), and 200m (28.47).
 
Aiden Opore, Suwanee, GA, 11 Years Old Boy wins the 100m (12.49) and 200m (25.12).
 
David Barrett, Pearland, TX, 14 Years Old Boy wins the 100m (11.26) and 200m (22.33).
 
Torrence Walker, Stafford, VA, 17-18 Years Old Boy wins the 200m (21.44) and 4x100m Relay (40.28).
 
Lewis Murphy, Pearland, TX, 12 Years Old Boy wins the 400m (52.55) National Record and 4x400m Relay (3:50.02).
 
Nasya Williams, Desoto, TX, 15-16 Years Old Girl wins the 200m (24.14) and 4x400m Relay (3:45.54).
 

Triple Winners:

Ariel Pedigo, Baton Rouge, LA, 17-18 Years Old Girl wins the High Jump (5-7), Javelin (143-5) and Heptathlon (5493) National Record.
 
Shakayla Lavender, Cheasapeake, VA wins the 11 Years Old Girls 200m Hurdles (26.96), 100m Hurdles (14.06) and 4x100m Relay (47.68).   
 
Lilyanna Duvra, Ocoee, FL, 8 and Under Girl wins the Long Jump (13-8.25) National Record, 100 (14.31) and 200 (28.62).
 
Chael Williams, Tampa, FL, 8 and Under Boy wins the 200m (28.12), 100m (13.69) and 4x100m Relay (56.62).
 
Kennedy Jackson, Desoto, TX, 11 Years Old Girl wins the 200m (25.12), 100m (13.17) and 4x100m Relay (50.76).
 
Tiana Welbon, Germantown, MD, 12 Years Old Girl wins the 400m (56.18), 100m (12.56) and 200m (25.19). 
 
Brayden Robinson, Desoto, TX, 13 Years Old Boy wins the 200m (22.53), 100m (11.35) and 4x100m Relay (43.35).
 
Kaila Jackson, Detroit, MI, 17-18 Years Old Girl wins the 100m (11.51), 200m (23.34) and 400m (44.79).
 
 

4 Time Winner:

Brielle Hudson, Cornwall, NY, 9 Years Old Girl wins Triathlon (1134) National Record, Javelin (86-9) National Record, High Jump (4-3.25) and Shot Put (27-8.5).

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Multis:  

Girls Multi Winner:   Ariel Pedigo, Baton Rouge, LA, 17-18 Years Old Girl wins the High Jump (5-7), Javelin (143-5) and Heptathlon (5493) National Record.
 
Boys Multi Winner:   Brock Lewis, Boerne, TX, 17-18 Years Old Boy wins the Decathlon (6767). 
                       

Field events:   

Boys:  Jackson Cantwell, Columbia, MO, 13 Years Old Boy wins the Shot Put (57-11) and Discus (177-6) Both National Records.   
 

Girls:  Brielle Hudson, Cornwall, NY, 9 Years Old Girl wins Triathlon (1134) National Record, Javelin (86-9) National Record, High Jump (4-3.25) and Shot Put (27-8.5).

Running Events:

Boys:  Omar Thomas, Pompano Beach, FL, 10 Years Old Boys wins 400m (55.74) National Record, 200m (25.44) and 2nd in 4x100m Relay.
 
Girls:  Kaila Jackson, Detroit, MI, 17-18 Years Old Girl wins the 100m (11.51), 200m (23.34) and 400m (44.79).
 

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2001 – 38 records in Norfolk, VA

2002 – 24 records in Knoxville, TN

2003 – 25 records in Detroit, MI

2004 – 32 records in Des Moines, IA

2005 – 63 records in New Orleans, LA

2006 – 49 records in Norfolk, VA

2007 – 35 records in Knoxville, TN

2008 – 32 records in Detroit, MI

2009 – 27 records in Des Moines, IA

2010 – 36 records in Norfolk, VA

2011 – 41 records in New Orleans, LA

2012 – 47 records in Houston, TX

2013 – 34 records in Detroit, MI

2014 – 32 records in Des Moines, IA

2015 – 33 records in Norfolk, VA  

2016 – 46 records in Houston, TX

2017 - 25 records in Detroit, MI

2018 – 17 records in Des Moines, IA

2019 - 24 records in Greensboro, NC

2020 -  5 records in Satellite Beach, FL

2021 - 33 records in Houston, TX

Fun Facts:

Last names:  There are:  Allen (44), Anderson (53), Brown (176), Carter (45), Jackson (87), Jones (124), Johnson (182), Williams (182), Smith (149) at the meet.

 

Day 1 (Saturday) - Total heats and flights – 139, Total entries (1,641)

Day 2 (Sunday) - Total heats and flights – 144, Total entries (1,794)

Day 3 (Monday) - Total heats and flights – 446, Total entries (4,562)

Day 4 (Tuesday) - Total heats and flights – 474, Total entries (4,813)

Day 5 (Wednesday) - Total heats and flights – 317, Total entries (3,616)

Day 6 (Thursday) - Total heats and flights – 176, Total entries (2,400)

Day 7 (Friday) - Total heats and flights – 263, Total entries (2,644)

Day 8 (Saturday) - Total heats and flights – 105, Total entries (1,377)

Totals for all 8 Days - Total heats and flights – 2,064, Total entries (22,847)  

Total Races run:   Monday-Saturday.   Total that includes races during multi events.

100 meter prelims - (1,870 athletes) 241 heats

200 meter prelims – (1,951 athletes) 253 heats

400 meter prelims – (956 athletes) 125 heats. Age groups (8 & under to 12 years old). 

400 meter prelims – (813 athletes) 105 heats. Age groups (13 years old to 17-18 years old).

Total teams attending: 990 Teams attending JO Games

Unattached athletes attending:  810 Unattached athletes.  409 Boys, 401 Girls

Total athletes attending:  12,345 athletes

Number of relays in all relays:  1,175 relays

Multi Only Athletes:  165 total Multi Only.  84 boys, 81 Girls

Multi-event athletes:  386 total Multi and other events. 162 boys, 224 Girls

2021 - 552 (Houston, TX)

2020 - Did not contest Multi events in 2020. (Satellite Beach, FL)

2019 – 766 (Greensboro, NC)

2018 – 491 (Des Moines, IA)

2017 – 575 (Detroit, MI)

2016 - 551 (Houston, TX)

2015 - 769 (Norfolk, VA)

2014 – 522 (Des Moines, IA)

2013 – 499 (Detroit, MI)

2012 – 563 (Houston, TX)

2011 – 700 (New Orleans, LA)

2010 – 556 (Norfolk, VA)

Top 20 teams attending JO Games:

Track Houston Youth TC              

216

Greater Houston Track Club

139

The Wings Track Club

105

Track Life University

102

Xtreme Force Track Club

84

Team Quest

83

Pearland Track Xpress

77

H-Town Hurricanes Ytc

71

Jackrabbit Track

71

Hot Feet Track Club

70

Desoto Swift Track Club

67

Austin Striders Track Club

66

Atascocita Titans Track Club

65

Motor City Track Club Inc

65

Hill Country Comets Track Club

63

Milwaukee Mustangs

62

Above Xpectations Track Club

61

River Cities

60

 
 
There are 51 former AAU JO Games athletes competing in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

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2020 Summer Olympics - AAU Alumni in Track and Field

 

 

 

 

Name:

Event:

AAU Alumni

AAU Sport

AAU Years

AAU Interesting Fact

1

Ajee' Wilson

Women's 800 Meter

Yes

Track

2004,2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010

broke 3 records, at 13 broke the girls 3000m, when competiting in the 15-16 age division broke the girls 800m (records have been broken)

2

Aleia Hobbs

Women's 4x100 Relay Pool

Yes

Track

2005,2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2019

Holds the AAU Junior Olympic records for Girls 100m dash 9 year old (2005)

3

Athing Mu

Women's 800 Meter

Yes

Track

2011, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020

Won the 400m, 800m, 1500m in the 15-16 age group. Holds and broke the records for 800m (2017) and 400m (2018).

4

Briana Williams (Jamaica)

Women's 100 meter & Women's 4x100 Relay

Yes

Track

2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017

Hold the record in girls 100m 15-16 age group and girls 200m dash in the 15-16 age group, was a Junior Olympic national champion in the 100m from 2012-2017

5

Bryce Deadmon

Men's 4x400 Mixed Relay Pool

Yes

Track

2014

In 2014, won 1st in men's 17-18 year old 400m dash and 1st in 4x100m relay with team "Track Houston" (all at AAU Club Nationals

6

Bryce Hoppel

Men's 800 Meter

Yes

Track

2008

nothing found

7

Cole Hocker

Men's 1500 Meter

Yes

Track

2010, 2011

nothing found

8

Cory McGee

Women's 1500 Meter

Yes

Track

2005,2006, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2014

Holds the AAU record for girls 14 year old 1500m (2006), won the 84th annual Sullivan Award

9

Cravon Gillespie

Men's 4x100 Relay Pool

Yes

Track

2019, 2020

Membership was a non- athlete for a youth football program

10

Dalilah Muhammad

Women's 400 Meter Hurdles

Yes

Track

2001, 2003, 2006

Broke the record in 2006 for girls 400m hurtles intermediate

11

Daniel Roberts

Men's 110 Meter Hurdles

Yes

Track

2014, 2015

Placed 4th in the 17-18 year old men's 100m hurdles in 2014

12

Donald Scott

Men's Triple Jump

Yes

Track

2009, 2010

Won the triple jump national championship in 2010

13

English Gardner

Women's 4x100 Relay Pool

Yes

Track

2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008

In 2008 won 1st with team Willingboro TC in girls 4x100 meter relay and placed 2nd in girls 100m dash intermediate

14

Erica Bougard

Women's Heptathlon

Yes

Track

2009

Won 1st at AAU Junior Olympic games 2009 in girls triple jump intermediate

15

Erriyon Knighton

Men's 200 Meter

Yes

Track

2019, 2020

Hold the Junior Olympic record in boys 200m dash 15-16 year old, 2 time AAU JO's Champion in this event

16

Fred Kerley

Men's 100 Meter

Yes

Track

2011, 2012

has membership, no record found of race

17

Garrett Scantling

Men's Decathlon

Yes

Baseball

2003, 2004, 2005, 2006

No baseball records found

18

Grant Fisher

Men's 10,000 Meter

Yes

Track

2011

has membership, no record found of race

19

Grant Holloway

Men's 110 Meter Hurdles

Yes

Track

2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012

Holds the AAU Cllub nationals record for Boys High Jump 15-16 (2013) and the Boys Disus Throw 1.0 Kg 14 year old

20

Gwendolyn Berry

Women's Hammer

Yes

Track

2007

Competed at AAU Club Nationals, did not place

21

Isaiah Jewett

Men's 800 Meter

Yes

Track

2011

Competed in district , did not place

22

Jasmine Moore

Women's Triple Jump

Yes

Track

2015, 2016, 2017

In the 2017 AAU National Championships, placed 1st w/ her team "Motor City Track Club" in Girls 4x100m relay 15-16 years old & 1st in the 4x400m relay (same team). Also placed 1st in girls long jump 15-16 years old and girls triple jump 15-16 years old

23

Kaylin Whitney

Women's 4x400 Relay Pool

Yes

Track

2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012

Broke the 100m dash record for primary 8- under at AAU Club Nationals & broke the girls long jump record for 8- under (all in 2006) (record has been broken)

24

Karissa Schweizer

Women's 10,000 Meter

Yes

Girls' Basketball

2006, 2007

***played girls basketball, no records shown

25

Katie Nageotte

Women's Pole Vault

Yes

Diving

2009

***membership was in diving, no records

26

KC Lightfoot

Men's Pole Vault

Yes

Track

2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018

Placed 2nd at AAU JO's in men's pole vault 17-18 years old (2016)

27

Kendall Williams

Women's Heptathlon

Yes

Track

2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013

Kendell won 40 AAU National Championships in the 100 Hurdles, 200 Hurdles, 400 Hurdles, Long Jump, High Jump, and Heptathlon.

28

Kendall Ellis

Women's 400 Meter & Women's 4x400 Relay

Yes

Track

2004, 2005, 2006, 2010, 2011

Came in 8th in the Girls 400m dash intermediate at the AAU Junior Olympics (2011)

29

Kendra "Keni" Harrison

Women's 100 Meter Hurdles

Yes

Track

1999

dont see her listed in results or records at aautrackandfield.org > results page

30

Kenny Selmon

Men's 400 Meter Hurdles

Yes

Boys' Basketball

2015, 2016, 2017

Won 1st at 2017 JO's with her team "Motor City Track Club" in the Girls 4x100m relay 15-16 and in the Girls 4x400m relay 15-16. Also placed 1st in Girls Long Jump 15-16 years old

31

Lynna Irby

Women's 4x400 Relay Pool

Yes

Track

2011, 2012, 2017

Competed in districts in 2011, did not place

32

Marquis Dendy

Men's Long Jump

Yes

Track

2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010

In AAU JO's placed 2nd in Men Long Jump & 1st in Men Triple Jump (2010)

33

Matthew Centrowitz

Men's 1500 Meter

Yes

Track

2003

district qualifier, did not compete in AAU JO's

34

Michael Norman

Men's 400 Meter

Yes

Track

2010, 2011

 

35

Morgan LeLeux

Women's Pole Vault

Yes

Track

2008, 2011, 2012, 2021

Set a record on plole vault at the AAU JO's in 2011 (record has been broken)

36

Noah Lyles

Men's 200 Meter

Yes

Track

2009, 2010, 2012, 2014

In 2014 won the Men's 17-18 200m dash at the AAU Club Nationals, broke the record (has since been broken)

37

Raevyn Rogers

Women's 800 Meter

Yes

Track

2011, 2012, 2014

 

38

Rachel Dincoff

Women's Discuss

Yes

Volleyball

2010

*only played AAU Volleyball, no records to show

39

Randolph Ross

Men's 400 Meter

Yes

Track

2008, 2010, 2017, 2019

At 2017 AAU JO's placed 4th in boys high jump 15-16

40

Ronnie Baker

Men's 100 Meter

Yes

Track

2006

 

41

Sandi Morris

Women's Pole Vault

Yes

Track

2003, 2004, 2005, 2007

Competed in the 2005 AAU Junior Olympic games in pole vault, did not place

42

Steffin McCarter

Men's Long Jump

Yes

Track

2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2012, 2013, 2015

Broke the record for Boys long jump 10 year olds in 2007 at AAU JO's

43

Steven Bastien

Men's Decathlon

Yes

Track

2006, 2008, 2010, 2011

Competed in the 2008 JO National Championships for outdoor pentathlon, did not place

44

Sydney McLaughlin

Women's 400 Meter Hurdles

Yes

Track

2007, 2008, 2009, 2012

Placed 2nd in Girls 100m dash sub- bantam at the2008 AAU National Championships

45

Taylor Manson

Women's 4x400 Relay Pool

Yes

Track

2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016

Placed 3rd at AAU JO's in Women 400m dash 17-18 year olds (2016) & Placed 3rd in the women's 4x400m relay 17-18 year olds with "Motor City Track Club" (2016)

46

Teahna Daniels

Women's 100 Meter

Yes

Track

2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013

Placed 2nd with her team "United Speed Alliance" at AAU Club Nationals in the girls 4x100m relay 15-16 years old (2012)

47

Tyra Gittens (Trinidad & Tobago)

Women's Long Jump

Yes

Track

2010 , 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016

Won 1st in women's Heptathlon 17-18 years old (and holds the record) (2016) at AAU JO's

48

Trayvon Bromell

Men's 100 Meter

Yes

Track

2012

At the 2012 AAU Club Nationals, placed 2nd with his team "Lightning Bolt Youth Sports Academy" in the men 1600 sprint medley 17-18 & placed 2nd in the 100m dash young 17-18

49

Vashti Cunningham

Women's High Jump

Yes

Track

2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016

Holds the AAU Junior Olympic Games record for girls (and women’s) high jump, a record she set as a 14 year old.

50

Vernon Norwood

Men's 4x400 Relay Pool

Yes

Track

2010

District qualifier, did not make AAU JO's

51

Wil London

Men's 4x400 Mixed Relay Pool

Yes

Track

2007

 

 

 

2021 AAU JO Games Track Officials by State:  197 officials, 27 States represented, plus St. Thomas Virgin Islands and Abu Dhabi

47 – Texas

21 – Florida

16 – Michigan, Louisiana

13 – Georgia

 9 – California

 7 – Ohio, Arkansas

 8 - Tennessee

 5 – Missouri, North Carolina, Virginia

 4 - New York

 3 - New Jersey, Maryland, Iowa, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Mississippi

 2 – Delaware, Connecticut, Oklahoma, Alabama

1-     South Carolina, Illinois, St. Thomas, Montana, Nevada, West Virginia, Abu Dhabi

TrailblazHER Award

-        TrackGirlz is a 501c3 nonprofit organization empowering girls through track and field. In partnership with TrackGirlz, AAU Track & Field now offers special access to TrackGirlz empowerment programs that feature Olympians, elite coaches and  industry leaders, giving girls access to mentorship and expert performance education.

-        Through their grassroots grant program, TrackGirlz supports girls' direct participation in track and field in their local communities by removing monetary and material barriers, such as track club membership fees, travel costs, and  training equipment.

At this time we are recognizing two incredible coaches with a strong commitment to leadership, athletic development and higher education through track and field.

JEAN E. BELL (JEUNESS TRACK CLUB- HEAD COACH)

●      Coach Jean Bell is someone who understands the importance of sports in education and life.

●      For almost four decades she has been helping girls reach their dreams. Thanks to her hard work, the Jeuness Track Club Inc., which she founded in 1985, is now a significant part of the local Brooklyn community.

TAMEKA RODRIGUEZ - (HEAD COACH FRISCO JETS ELITE)

●      Coach Tameka Rodriguez is the head coach Frisco Jets Elite Track club,

in Frisco, TX. Her program is dedicated to providing a way for our youth to learn skills that can be applied to every aspect of their lives.

●      To date, her team has assisted over 67 youth athletes in obtaining athletic scholarships and has plans to increase the number of scholarship recipients each year.

Each of their teams have had the opportunity to take part in TrackGirlz empowerment programs and benefit from the TrackGirlz Grassroot Grant program.  Today we present each of you with the TrackGirlz TrailblazHER Award as a token of our appreciation for your contributions toward creating a path for girls in sport through track and field. And presenting the award is AAU Track & Field Chairman Charles Oliver and AAU Track & Field National Secretary Karen Hall.

Award Presentation Notes

The AAU track and field awards recognize outstanding contributions by coaches and clubs toward the development of youth athletes across America.  Awards are given based on work and accomplishments during the prior calendar year. 

2020 was a particularly challenging year for us all.  The stresses and demands of the Covid-19 pandemic forced coaches and clubs alike to be creative in unprecedented ways to keep athletes safe during training and competition.  Still, coaches, clubs, officials, parents and families all banded together like never before to support our youth.

Awards are given to coaches, clubs and officials.

Coach of the Year

One coach from each of the four Zones across the country is recognized as the Zone Coach of the Year and one of the zone winners is selected as the National Coach of the year.

·       As always, selection is an extremely difficult decision because of the great work done by coaches across the country.

Zone A

·       This coach took her duties beyond the track.  Faced with restrictions on training and competition facilities, this coach took her efforts to City and County officials.

·       On the track she re-organized her practice sessions into small groups to allow for social distancing.

·       She encouraged her parents and athletes to join or renew their AAU memberships early so they could participate when entries were limited.

·       She organized virtual training sessions and chat groups for parents to support each other and each other’s children with virtual schooling.

·       The Zone A winner, from the New Jersey Supersonics, is Charlene Hunter-Cumberbatch.

Zone B

·       This coach’s athletes won 4 individual national championship events, 2 national relay events, 21 All-American medals and swept the 13-year-old girls’ sprint and middle-distance events.

·       Pandemic restrictions meant that church parking lots and open grass fields would become this coach’s training ground.  Frequent hand-washing and mobile sanitizing stations became a regular part of the tool kit.

·       Organizing community food drives, mask drives and donation of used athletic shoes to underprivileged kids abroad occupied the time off the track.

·       This year’s Zone B winner, from Five-Star-General Athletics in Florida, is Haile Hoo.

Zone C

·       This coach is recognized as much for her inspiration of athletes off the track as on it.  Several of her athletes went to college on athletic scholarships. 

·       She took to Zoom to educate parents about keeping athletes safe during the pandemic. 

·       When faced with no competitions, she hosted them herself to provide competition opportunities for her athletes.

·       While some restrict their involvement to the track, this coach’s tireless efforts continue in XC season and indoor track.  

·       The Zone C winner, from Rush Athletics in Illinois, is Nicole Lincoln.

She won this award in the inaugural year, three years ago. The 2021 AAU National Coach of the Year is Nicole Lincoln.

Club of the Year

Zone A

·       This club recently celebrated its 10th birthday and was recognized in some local publications for its contribution to keeping safe and active during the pandemic.

·       This club’s playbook over the past year included social media platforms for virtual training and information sessions on college admissions and other topics.

·       Pandemic notwithstanding, this club partnered with local civic associations to support local small businesses, conduct food drives and distribute Covid protection gear and supplies.

·       Their virtual training extended to 5 and 6 year olds. 

·       The Zone A Club of the Year, is Dale City Lightning Track Club.

Zone B

·       This club performed so well at the 2020 national championships it was recognized by a local business and local television for its achievements.

·       Free training sessions via Zoom was part of the toolkit for this club also.

·       The services of a therapist to support athletes with life struggles they may face away from the track rounds out this club’s holistic approach to training.

·       Twice a year the club serves the homeless in its community with its “Feed the Homeless” program.

·       Away from the track, athletes receive free ACT/SAT tutoring.

·       For the second consecutive year, the Zone B Club of the Year, from New Orleans, is Sprint NOLA Track Club.

Zone C

·       11 of this club’s athletes received All-American awards at the AAU 14 and under indoor championship.

·       During practices, this club used distance markers and cones as visual cues for athletes to social distance.

·       When there was no competition, this club create its own by hosting intra-club competition.  And just to make it fun and involve the whole family, parents were invited to wear green for the St Patrick’s Day competition and red, white and blue for the July 4th competition.

·       The Zone C Club of the Year is Kenosha Shock Waves.

The 2021 AAU National Club of the Year Award goes to Sprint NOLA Track Club.

Mary Sparn Official of the Year

None of the competitions, XC or T&F would be possible without the tireless efforts of officials who volunteer their time, energy and expertise to make the high level of competition possible.

·       This official has demonstrated her thorough knowledge of the rules of competition and applied them diligently, fairly, and always very inconspicuously in the background.

·       She is particularly known for assisting parents who are new to AAU to navigate what  can seem like the daunting process of registration and getting involved with competition for the first time.

·       She exemplifies the values of an AAU official by encouraging athletes to have fun and enjoy the competition experience.

·       The world of track and field competition among youth would be difficult if not impossible without the unwavering contributions of officials like this year’s winner.

The Mary Sparn Official of the Year award winner is Danette Young-Stone.

 

States represented at the JO Games:

State 

# males

# females

total entered

Alabama

53

41

94

Arkansas

53

59

112

Arizona

1

0

1

California

201

230

431

Colorado

7

3

10

Connecticut

12

7

19

Washington DC

27

25

52

Delaware

53

21

74

Florida

455

443

898

Georgia

205

186

391

Iowa

20

20

40

Idaho

24

21

45

Illinois

157

138

295

Indiana

39

48

87

Kansas

195

163

358

Kentucky

65

55

120

Louisiana

367

345

712

Massachusetts

6

13

19

Maryland

173

127

300

Michigan

228

272

500

Minnesota

27

33

60

Missouri

297

259

556

Mississippi

21

29

50

Montana

1

2

3

North Carolina

87

96

183

North Dakota

2

1

3

Nebraska

28

12

40

New Hampshire

1

1

2

New Jersey

84

67

151

New Mexico

2

1

3

Nevada

59

47

106

New York

66

77

143

Ohio

181

209

390

Oklahoma

62

55

117

Oregon

27

29

56

Pennsylvania

149

174

323

Puerto Rico

7

4

11

South Carolina

23

35

58

Tennessee

185

197

382

Texas

1890

1820

3710

Utah

16

6

22

Virginia

118

131

249

Virgin Islands

9

2

11

Washington

87

83

170

Wisconsin

50

75

125

West Virginia

4

7

11