National Championship Performance List

Tri-City Relays will travel to Knoxville Tennessee, to participate in the AAU Junior Olympics from July28th through August 4th. To view the performance list click on GIRLS PERFORMANCE LIST or BOYS PERFORMANCE LIST.

Johnson-Riley Invitational RESULTS

Johnson-Riley Results are now available. Click on Johnson-Riley Invitational Complete RESULTS

Johnson-Riley Invitational July 7, 2007 at Wake Forest University

Tri-City Relays will host the Johnson-Riley Invitational at Wake Forest University on July 7, 2007. For a map of the Kentner Stadium click on Kentner Stadium Map and for a map of Wake Forest University click on WFU Campus Map. For more information about the meet and a schedule of events click on Johnson-Riley Flyer 2007.

NC Only Region 3A Regional Championship

Tri-City Relays will travel to Mt. Pleasant HS in Mt. Pleasant NC. For directions click on Directions. For Meet Information click on Meet Info and for the performance list click on Performance List.

To view the results of the Region 3A Championships click on RESULTS

Tri-City Relays to Compete at Technique Relays in Hampton, Va.

Tri-City Relays will travel to Hampton Virginia this weekend to compete in the Technique Relays. For the meet flyer click on 2007 Technique Relays

Tri-City Relays Rosters Now Available

Tri-City Relays rosters are now posted for boys and girls. These rosters were updated on May 15th. For the girls roster click Girls Roster and for the boys click Boys Roster

Tri-City Relays to Compete in Gastonia on May 12th

Tri-City Relays will travel to Gastonia this weekend. For the meet flyer click on 2007 Gastonia Eagles Developmental Meet

Tri-City Finishes Second at Bring The Heat

Tri-City Relays finished second with a team score of 385 points. Charlotte Heat, the host, won with a score of 419 points. To view the official results from Half-mile Timing click on 2007 Bring The Heat Results

Johnson-Riley Invitational July 7, 2007 at Wake Forest University

Tri-City Relays will host the Johnson-Riley Invitational at Wake Forest University on July 7, 2007. Price per athlete will be $5.00 (maximum of $400 per team). Pee Wee's will be $3.00. For more information click on Johnson-Riley Flyer 2007

Tri-City Relays 2007 Schedule

Tri-City Relays has set the 2007 schedule. To view the schedule click on 2007 Outdoor Track Schedule

Practice Times

Tri-City Relays will practice on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:00 to 7:30 at North Forsyth High School.

Registration Fees Set for 2007 Summer Track and Field Season

Practice will start on April 2nd from 6:00 - 7:30 on the track at North Forsyth High School. Tri-City Relays will accept registration and payment starting March 5th. ALL PAPERWORK and FEES must be completed and paid by APRIL 6th or the athlete will not be permitted to practice or run in meets under Tri-City Relays.

The following is a breakdown of REQUIRED REGISTRATION FEES:

New Athlete (Registration, AAU Card, Uniform): $165

Returning Athlete + AAU (Registration, AAU Card): $105

Returning Athlete ONLY (Registration): $95

The following is a list of OPTIONAL FEES:

Medalist Warm-up: $60

Mesh Sling Bag: $12

Tri-City Uniform (Top $30, Short $30): $60

Tri-City T-Shirt: $9

2006 Season DVD: $10

2006 AAU National Championship DVD: $10

Tri-City Relays Captures 33 Medals at AAU Southern Indoor Nationals

Tri-City Relays track and field team traveled to Knoxville Tennessee this past weekend to compete in the 2007 AAU Southern National Indoor Track and Field Championships. 3 National Titles and 33 All American honors (1st through 8th place) were awarded. Miles Cabean captured a National Title in the Bantam Boys (9-10 yr. old) 1500 meter run (5:32.42) and finished second in the 800 meter run (2:37.34). D’Ray Vannoy captured a National Title in the Young Boys (17-18 yr. old) 800 meter run (2:05.96). The Bantam Girls (9-10 yrs old) 4 x 400 meter relay team of Ciani Byrom, Elisabeth Marshall, Erin Morrison and Mikaila Roberts also won a National Title in a time of 5:15.03. Erin Morrison captured a silver medal with a second place finish in the Bantam Girls 55 meter dash (8.23) and a third place finish in the 200 meter dash (30.74). Divonni Powell earned a second place finish in the Midget Girls (11-12 yr. old) 3000 meter run (12:16.21). The Midget Girls 4 x 400 meter relay team of Jakeitha Baker, Asia Jackson, Jamaica Gainey, and Renee McCall finished second with a time of 5:09.47. Ciani Byrom earned third place honors in the Bantam Girls 55 meter dash (8.27) and Taylor Dewberry finished third in the Intermediate Girls 400 meter dash (59.82).

Others receiving All American honors for their performances were:

Boys:

Perry Cabean: (Youth) 4th place 3000 meters run and 5th place 1500 meters run

Andrew McGee: (Intermediate) 4th place 3000 meters run and 8th place 1500 meters run

Charles Lindsay: (Young) 7th place 200 meter dash

Girls:

Ciani Byrom: (Bantam) 8th place 200 meter dash

Elisabeth Marshall: (Bantam) 4th place 1500 meter run and 6th place 800 meter run

Mikaila Roberts: (Bantam) 5th place 200 meter dash and 8th place 400 meter dash

Celine Skrivanek: (Bantam) 5th place high jump and 7th place 1500 meter run

Jakeitha Baker: (Midget) 4th place 1500 meter run

Divonni Powell: (Midget) 5th place 1500 meter run

Taylor Dewberry: (Intermediate) 5th place 200 meter dash

Shenita Martin: (Intermediate) 7th place 55 meter dash and 8th place 400 meter dash

2006 AAU National Championship RESULTS

Tri City Relays just returned from an outstanding performance at the AAU Jr. Olympics in Norfolk, Va. The Intermediate Boys 4 x 100 meter Relay (Dominique Tate, Corey Wilkerson, Demetrius David and Bryce Sherman) took first in the semi-finals with a time of 41.6 seconds, then captured the Gold Medal in the finals with a time of 41.995 seconds. Taylor Dewberry finished first in the Youth Girls 400 meter semi-finals with a time of 56.16 seconds, then took the Silver Medal in the finals with a personal best time of 55.47 seconds.

A host of Tri-City Athletes made it to their event finals and qualified as AAU All American medalists. The AAU All Americans include: Taylor Dewberry-YG(400m-2nd (55.47), 200m-8th(26.05)), Bryce Sherman-IB (200m-5th (22.10), 100m-8th(11.35),4x100-1st(41.9995), 4x400-7th(3.33)), Corey Wilkerson-IB (100m-4th(11.05),200m-6th(22.36), 4x100-1st(41.995), 4x400-7th(3.33)), Demetrius David-IB (200m-4th(22.07), 100m-7th(11.22), 4x100-1st(41.995)), D’Ray Vannoy IB (800m-7th(2:01.19), 4x400m-7th(3.33)), Miles Cabean-SBB (1500m-6th(5:19.32)), Phillip Bush-YM (110 m hurdles-8th(14.46), Dominique Tate-IB (4x100m-1st(41.995), Brandon Hairston-IB (4x400m-7th(3.33)).

National Jr. Olympic Qualifiers Include:

Tyler Mercer-PG(800m-9th(2:24.41), 400m-17th(1.16.44), 4x400 ‘A’(5:06.44))

Elisabeth Marshall-SBG (1500m-13th(6:01.86), 800m-25th, (2:57.6))

Ciani Byrom-SBG(100m-21st(14.91), 4x100-21st(59.9), 4x400’A’(5:06.44))

Erin Morrison-SBG (100m-12th(14.59), 200m-18th(30.71), 4x100-21st(59.9))

Mikaila Roberts-SBG (200m-18th(30.71), 400m-27th(1.13.57))

Kelli Marshall-SBG (4x400’B’-36th(5:58.48))

Lale Hanner-SBB (4X100-26th (59.82))

Miles Cabean-SBB (800m-13th(2:42), 4x100-26th (59.82))

Jackeitha Baker-BG (1500m-14th(5:35.62), 800m-11th (2:40.6), 4x400’A’(5:06.44))

Jamaica Gainey-BG (4x100-21st (59.9), 4x400’A’ (5:06.44))

Caitlin Sherman-BG (4x400 ‘B’ (5:35.62))

Alani Robinson-BG (4x400’B’-36th(5:48.48))

Dakota Lamont-BB (4x100-26th(59.82))

Jordan Dodd-BB (4x100-26th(59.82))

Asia Jackson-SMG (Long Jump-28th(11-06.05, 4x400-30th(5:01))

Divonnie Powell-MG (3000m-12th(12:21.60, 1500m-21st(5:44.36), 4x400-30th(5:01))

Renee McCall-MG (4x400-30th (5:01))

Lia Robinson-MG (4x400-30th(5:01))

Perry Cabean-MB (3000m-12th(11:07.44, 1500m-27th(5:25.22), 4x400m-30th(5:01))

Terrance Cannon-MB (1500m-32nd(2:34.34))

Markeen Carmichael-MB (shot-put-18th 34-02.25, 4x400-33rd(4:56.61)

Dante Byrom-MB (4x400-30th(5:01))

Alphonso Green-YB (100m hurdles-26th(18.03), 400m-38th(1.00.33))

Bobby Clark-YB (400m-23rd(55.63), 4x100m-10th(46.08), 4x400-12th(3:44.95))

Tuli Hanner-YB (long jump-23rd(16-01.00), 4x100-10th(46.8), 4x400-12th(3:44.95))

Joshua Rankins-YB (4x100-10th(46.08), 4x400-12th(3:44.95))

Jake Gainey-YB (4x100-10th(46.8), 4x400-12th(3:44.95))

Michael Towery-YB (3000m-36th(12:04.96)

David Lindsay-IB (4x100’B’-19th(44.76))

William Hill-IB (4x100’B’-19th(44.96))

Brandon Hairston-IB (4x100’B’-19th(44.76)

D’Ray Vannoy-IB (4x100’B’-19th(44.96))

Chantelle Bethea-YW (Javelin-13th(98-10))

Phillip Bush-YM (Long Jump-20th(20-10.50))

Malcom McMillan-YM (Triple Jump-17th( 44-07))

2006 AAU Region 3A Championship RESULTS

The Tri-City Relays track and field team had several qualifying performances this past week at the 2006 AAU Region 3A Championship in Knoxville, Tennessee at the University of Tennessee (July 7 - July 9). For official results click RESULTS.

9 Named All-American at USATF Youth Outdoor National Championships

The Tri-City Relays track and field team had several outstanding performances this past week at the USATF Youth Outdoor National Championships in Greensboro, NC (June 27 – July 2). For official results click RESULTS. Tri-City athletes collected a combined 15 All-American (1st – 8th place) medals. Leading the way was a gold medal performance by the Intermediate Boys (15 – 16 yr. old) 4 X 100m relay team. The team of Bryce Sherman, Cory Wilkerson, Demetrius David and Cameron McCain clocked a nation leading 41.76 seconds to finish 1st and earn gold medals. Jackeitha Baker continued an outstanding season by finishing 3rd in the Bantam Girls (9 – 10 yr. old) 1500m run in 5:22.13. Additionally, Jackeitha finished 4th in the 800m run with a time of 2.33.95. Taylor Dewberry took 4th place in an elite field in the Youth Girls (13 – 14) 400m run with a time of 57.35 seconds. Taylor followed that performance with a 6th place finish in the 200m and a time of 25.66 seconds. In addition to his performance on the 4 X 100m relay team, Demetrius David (Intermediate Boys) finished 3rd in the 200m in 22.03 seconds and 6th in the 100m with a time of 11.08. Bryce Sherman earned All-American honors in the 100m (4th in 11.00 seconds) and the 200m (6th in 22.34 seconds) in addition to his performance on the 4 X 100m relay. Perry Cabean finished 4th in the Midget Boys (11 – 12 yr. old) 3000m run with a time of 11:02.94, while D’Ray Vannoy finished 5th in the Intermediate Boys 800m run with a time of 1:59.71. While scoring Tri-City’s only field event points, Markeen Carmichael threw the shot put 10.44 meters (34’3”) in the Midget Boys Shot Put. Cory Wilkerson and Cameron McCain earned medals on the Intermediate Boys 4 X 100m relays. Other Tri-City participants were Miles Cabean (9th place) in the Bantam Boys 1500m run in 5:19.16, Divonnie Powell (12th place) Midget Girls 3000m run in 11:51.20, and Terrence Cannon (23rd place) in the Midget Boys 800m run in 2:34.16.

Bryce Sherman

Intermediate Boys 100m 4th place (11.00)

Intermediate Boys 200m 6th place (22.34)

Intermediate Boys 4 X 100m 1st place (41.76)

Demetrius David

Intermediate Boys 100m 6th place (11.08)

Intermediate Boys 200m 3rd place (22.03)

Intermediate Boys 4 X 100m 1st place (41.76)

Cory Wilkerson

Intermediate Boys 4 X 100m 1st place (41.76)

Cameron McCain

Intermediate Boys 4 X 100m 1st place (41.76)

D’Ray Vannoy

Intermediate Boys 800m 5th place (1:59.71)

Taylor Dewberry

Youth Girls 400m 4th place (57.35)

Youth Girls 200m 6th place (25.66)

Perry Cabean

Midget Boys 3000m 4th place (11:10.84)

Markeen Carmicael

Midget Boys Shot Put 6th place (10.44m, 34’3”)

Terrence Cannon

Midget Boys 800m 22nd place (2:34.16)

Divonnie Powell

Midget Girls 3000m 12th place (11:51.20)

Jackeitha Baker

Bantam Girls 1500m 3rd place (5:22.13)

Bantam Girls 800m 4th place (2:33.95)

Miles Cabean

Bantam Boys 1500m 9th place (5:19.16)

2006 NCAAU State Championship RESULTS

Tri-City competed on Saturday and Sunday at the 2006 NCAAU State Championships at Mt. Pleasant High School and left with 11 girls (Tyler Mercer 800, Ciani Byrom 100, Erin Morrison 200, Makaila Roberts 400, Jakeitha Baker 800, 1500, Dania Hatch 3000, 1500, Taylor Dewberry 200, 400, Chantelle Bethea JAV) and 14 boys (Miles Cabean 800, 1500, Terrance Cannon 800, Perry Cabean 3000, Markeen Charmichael SP, Jake Gainey 100, 200, Alphonso Green 100H, Tuli Hanner and Nick Hatch LJ, Bryce Sherman 100, Demetrius David 200, D’Ray Vannoy 800, 1500) individual state campionships. Tri-City Relay Teams won 4 state championships. A total of 58 athletes (25 girls and 33 boys) qualified for regionals in individual events and 21 Relay Teams qualified for Regionals. The following is a list of regional qualifiers:

2006 North Carolina AAU State Track and Field Championships
June 23 – 26, 2006
Regional Qualifiers (top 6 finishers)

Girls
Primary: 400 2. Tyler Mercer 800 1. T. Mercer SP 3. Kelli Marshall
Sub-Bantam: 100 1. Ciani Byrom 2. Erin Morrison 200 1. E. Morrison 2. Makaila Roberts 4. C. Byrom 400 1. M. Roberts 800 2. Elisabeth Marshall 6. Alani Robinson 1500 2. E. Marshall
Bantam: 800 1. Jakeitha Baker 5. Jamaica Gainey 1500 1. J. Baker 4x100 1. TCRA (Byrom, Morrison, Gainey, Roberts) 4x400 2. TCRA (Baker, E. Marshall, Gainey, Mercer) 3. TCRB (Sherman, Garlington, K. Marshall, Robinson)
Sub-Midget: 400 3. Renee McCall 1500 2. Divonni Powell 3000 2. Divonni Powell LJ 4. Asia Jackson HJ 3. Lia Robinson
Midget: 100 5. Jaki Gainey 1500 1. Dania Hatch 3000 1. Dania Hatch HJ 3. Mackenzie Marlowe 4x100 4. TCRA (Jackson, McCall, Robinson, Gainey) 4x400 1. TCRA (Jackson, Robinson, McCall, Powell) 2. TCRB (Suber, Marlowe, Price, Gainey)
Sub-Youth: 100 4. Jquilla Russell 6. She’Cora Davis 200 6. Keyerra Johnson 800 6. Chantice Pelzer
Youth: 100 3. Taylor Dewberry 200 1. T. Dewberry 400 1. T. Dewberry 4x100 3. TCRA (Dewberry, Stokes, Davis, Matthews) 6. TCRB (Johnson, Russell, Roseboro, Walker) 4x400 3. TCRA (Davis, Johnson, Russell, Matthews, Stokes, Walker, Pelzer)
Intermediate: 400 6. Shenita Martin LJ 2. Jacora Gainey TJ 3. J. Gainey 4x100 6. TCRA (Edmonds, Martin, Gainey, Matthews, Carter)
Young: JAV 1. Chantelle Bethea

Boys
Primary: 800 2. Graham Spieler 5. Wesley Moore
Sub-Bantam: 200 4. Lale Hanner 800 1. Miles Cabean 1500 1. M. Cabean LJ 2. Lale Hanner
Bantam: 800 4. Jay Spieler 5. Nathan Thompson 1500 2. Adam Chase 4. J. Spieler SP 4. N. Thompson 4x100 2. TCRA (Cabean, Dodd, Hanner, Lamont, Green)
Sub-Midget: 100 3. Branden Clark 5. Terian Williams 200 3. B. Clark 6.T. Williams 800 4. Justin Hairston 1500 2. J. Hairston 80H 2. James Morrison LJ 6. J. Morrison
Midget: 100 3. Donte Byrom 800 1. Terrence Cannon 1500 2. T. Cannon 3. Perry Cabean 3000 1. P. Cabean SP 1. Markeen Charmichael 4x100 2. TCRA (Alexander, Morrison, Byrom, Clark, Charmichael) 4x400 1. TCRA (Cabean, Cannon, Byrom, Charmichael)
Sub-Youth: 100 1. Jake Gainey 200 1. J. Gainey 4. Alphonso Green 400 4. A. Green 100H 1. A. Green LJ 3. Cameron Campbell
Youth: 100 3. Joshua Rankins 5. Bobby Clark 200 3. B. Clark 6. Tuli Hanner 400 3. B. Clark 800 5. Gregory Parrish 6. Michael Towery 1500 4. M. Towery 3000 2. M. Towery LJ 1. Tuli Hanner and Nick Hatch SP 3. N. Hatch 4x100 2. TCRA (Gainey, Hanner, Rankins, Clark) 6. TCRB (Hatch, Caul, Speaks, Williams, Green, Parrish) 4x400 2. TCRA (Gainey, Hanner, Rankins, Towery) 4. TCRB (Campbell, Parrish, Williams)
Intermediate: 100 1. Bryce Sherman 2. Demetrius David 3. Cory Wilkerson 5. Dominique Tate 200 1. D. David 2. C. Wilkerson 4. B. Sherman 400 4. Brandon Hairston 800 1. D’Ray Vannoy 1500 1. D. Vannoy 4x100 1. TCRA (Sherman, Wilkerson, David, Hill) 2. TCRB (Hairston, Tate, Lindsay, Pauling) 4x400 2. TCRA (Vannoy, Sherman, Hairston, Wilkerson, David)
Young: 100 5. Phillip Bush 110H 5. P. Bush 6. Charles Lindsay 400H 3. C. Lindsay LJ 3. P. Bush 5. Malcolm McMillan TJ 2. M. McMillan JAV 3. Jotham Bethea 4x400 5. TCRA (Bethea, Eubanks, Carter, Lindsay)

In order to view the official results click Results

Region 3A Track and Field Championships

The Region 3A Track and Field Championships will be held at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, Tennessee on July 6-9, 2006. Competition is open to all boys and girls who have a valid/current AAU registration card and have placed in the top 6 in their North Carolina AAU District Championship. For more information and event schedule click here.

NCAAU State Championships

This year the NCAAU State Championships will be held at Mount Pleasant High School, in Mount Pleasant NC. The schedule has been posted for the weekend and may be accessed through the schedule/results page or by clicking here. For more information go to NC AAU

Schedule and Results Posted

The remaining schedule and results for past meets can be found on the track page under Schedule/Results

Durham Striders Developmental Meet or Summer Sports

Some Tri-City Relays athletes are electing to attend the Durham Striders Developmental Meet. If interested, see Coach Perry about how to register. This is an OPTIONAL MEET (Not covered by Tri-City Relays registration fees).

2006 Tri-City Relays Rosters NOW Available

Check out the Boys Roster and the Girls Roster for the 2006 Track and Field Season.

Tri-City Finishes Third at Bring the Heat

Tri-City Relays travelled to West Charlotte High School on Sunday and came home with a third place finish. This was our first meet of the season and everyone is excited about the journey to the Junior Olympics in Hampton Virginia. You can view the individual and relay results from this weekends meet here.

Charlotte Heat Track Meet on April 29

Our first meet for this season is this weekend on Saturday at West Charlotte High School in Charlotte. There will be a bus available on a first come first serve basis. Athletes ride for free but need to sign up--there will be a list at practice. If there is space available parents/families can ride at a charge of $10/person. (must sign up ahead of time) Athletes are registered for the meets and coaches have placed athletes in events. There are many relay teams---if your athlete is unable to attend please let the coaches know as soon as possible.

Please read over the section in the general information about being prepared for track meets. This will be an all day event and you should be prepared. Prepared for Track Meets

Track Season Begins April 3rd

The 2006 Tri-City Relays Track Season will begin on April 3rd. Practices will be held at North Forsyth High School in Winston-Salem on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 6:00 to 7:30. All athletes must have filled out registration forms and paid (in full) registration fees in order to participate in practices.

Tri-City Brings Home 10 Medals at AAU Southern Indoor National Track and Field Championships

The Tri-City Relays track and field team had several outstanding performances this past weekend at the AAU Southern Indoor National Championships in Knoxville, Tennessee. Tri-City finished with a combined 10 All-American (1st – 8th place) finishes. D’Ray Vannoy captured two national titles as he won individual gold medals in the Intermediate Boys (15 – 16 yr. old) 1500 meter and 800 meter runs. Taylor Dewberry earned a silver medal with her second place finish in the Youth Girls (13 – 14 yr. old) triple jump. Additionally, Taylor finished eighth in the Youth Girls 200 meter run. Miles Cabean won a silver medal in the Bantam Boys (9 – 10 yr. old) 1500 meter run in addition to breaking the AAU national indoor record. Divonnie Powell earned All-American status twice with bronze medal 3rd place finish in the 3000 meter run and her 8th place finish in the 1500 meter run in the Girls Midget Division (11 – 12 yr. old). Perry Cabean earned All-American status three times with a 4th place finish in the 3000 meter runs and 7th place finishes in both the 1500 meter and 800 meter runs.

D’Ray Vannoy

Intermediate Boys 1500m 1st place (4.40.81)

Intermediate Boys 800m 1st place (2.09.77)

Taylor Dewberry

Youth Girls Triple Jump 2nd place (30’3.0”)

Youth Girls 200m 8th place (29.20)

Perry Cabean

Midget Boys 3000m 4th place (11.10.84)

Midget Boys 1500m 7th place (5.26.60)

Midget Boys 800m 7th place (2.41.63)

Divonnie Powell

Midget Girls 3000m 3rd place (12.31.90)

Midget Girls 1500m 3rd place (5.56.42)

Miles Cabean

Bantam Boys 1500m 2nd place (5.34.78)