World Youth Championships GOLD (2)


KY WESTBROOK Chandler, Ariz. Girls’ 100m (11.33)


Girls’ Medley Relay (2:05.15)


DIOR HALL Denver, Colo.


KY WESTBROOK Chandler, Ariz.


RAEVYN ROGERS Houston, Texas


OLIVIA BAKER South Orange, N.J.


SILVER (7)


ARIANA WASHINGTON Signal Hill, Calif. Girls’ 100m (11.40)


DIOR HALL Denver, Colo. Girls’ 100m Hurdles (13.01)


RYAN CLARK College Park, Ga. Boys’ 400m (46.46)


OLIVIA BAKER South Orange, N.J. GIRLS’ 400M (53.38)


MARLON HUMPHREY Hoover, Ala. Boys’ 110m Hurdles (13.24)


KENTURAH ORJI Budd Lake, N.J. Girls’ Long Jump (6.39m/20-11.75)


Boys’ Medley Relay (1:50.14)


JAALEN JONES Maylene, Ala. NOAH LYLES Charlotte, N.C. TAYLOR MCLAUGHLIN Dunellen, N.J. RYAN CLARK College Park, Ga.


RYAN CLARK BRONZE (8)


MIKIAH BRISCO Baton Rouge, La. Girls’ 100m Hurdles (13.29)


ISIAH MOORE Burlington, N.C. Boys’ Long Jump (7.53m/24-8.5)


ASHLIE BLAKE Las Vegas, Nev. Girls’ Shot Put (17.57m/57-7.5)


KETURAH ORJI Budd Lake, N.J. Girls’ Triple Jump (13.61m/44-8)


ALEXA EFRAIMSON Camas, Wash. Girls’ 1,500m (4:16.07)


KENNY SELMON Mableton, Ga. Boys’ 400m Hurdles (51.30)


ARIANA WASHINGTON Signal Hill, Calif. Girls’ 200m (23.20)


RAEVYN ROGERS Houston, Texas Girls’ 800m (2:03.32)


TEAM USA SUPERLATIVES


H The 17 medals won by Team USA, which included two gold, seven silver and eight bronze, is the most it has won at any edition of the World Youth Championships and won the overall medal count for the U.S.


H Team USA amassed a total of 152 points in the overall points standings to far outdistance second place Germany (104) and third place China (100).


H Ky Westbrook (Chandler, Ariz.), who won gold in the girls 100m, is the daughter of former NFL wide receiver Michael Westbrook, who played for the Redskins and Bengals.


H Dior Hall (Denver, Colo.) beat her mother’s high school record in the 100m hurdles (76.2cm) to win silver in 13.01


H In winning bronze in the girls’ triple jump, Kenturah Orji (Budd Lake, N.J.) moved up to No. 2 on the all-time high school list with her jump of 13.61m/44-8.


H Raevyn Rogers (Houston, Texas) pulled off a difficult double by taking bronze in the girls’ 800m just 30 minutes before running the 300m leg on Team USA’s medley relay, which took gold.


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