Rebecca Stokes,
took second place in the 3,000 meter run with her personal best time of
12:14.07 and Vince Brown finished in third place in the high jump with
a mark of 4'1". They were the only two medal winners from the Fayette
Flames at the meet, but the rest of the team performed well against some
stiff competition.
In the Bantam
Boys division, David Mathis and Najee Pace competed in the 100 meter,
200 meter and running long jump. Mathis ran the 100 in 15.63, the 200
in 33.32 and jumped 11'11" in the running long jump, while Pace ran
the 100 in 16.57, the 200 in 33.74 and jumped 11'. In the youth girls
division, Nicole Mathis ran the 100 meter in 15.55, the 200 meter in 33.55
and jumped 8'4" in the running long jump.
In the Midget
Boys division, Vince Brown ran the 100 meter in 14.78, the 200 meter in
30.68 and the 4x100 meter relay in 58.67 Jamahl Calloway, Justin Davis
and James Mathis were the other members of that relay team. Calloway ran
the 100 meter in 14.76, the 200 meter in 30.49 and jumped 12' in the running
long jump while Davis ran the 100 meter in 14.98 and the 200 meter in
31.0 Mathis ran the 200 meter in 29.68, which was a personal best, and
jumped 14' in the running long jump, which was good enough for an eighth
place finish.
The Fayette
Flames team is coached and trained by former University of Oregon stars
and All-Americans, Anthony and Brenda Austin. In addition, Sue Bozgoz,
a marathon runner for the U.S. Army and a Peachtree city resident, has
worked closely with Stokes to help her prepare for the USATF Youth Athletic
National Championship Meet at Milikin University in Decatur, IL this weekend.
Stokes will compete in the 3,000 meter, the 1,500 meter and the 800 meter
events.
Bozgoz will
also coach the middle distance runners while former Olympian Ralph Boston
and Virgil Fludd, a former track star at Davidson College, will assist
as the running long jump coaches. Al Gibbs, a USATF Masters Competitor
is a volunteer coach. The team practices weekly at the PTC All Comers
Meets Tuesdays from 5:30-8:30 p.m. at McIntosh High School. Private practices
are run Thursdays at McIntosh from 6-7 p.m.
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