2026 AAU National Championship Records
Broken (total records) (25) 16 girls, 9 boys
Day
1 (Saturday) (1) 0 girls, 1 boys
1. 13 Years Old Boys Pentathlon
National and JO Games Record, 2992, Paxton Shipley, Fulton, IA, Blue Thunder
Track,
8/1/26.
a. Old Record 2975, Ayron Monroe, Upper Marlboro, MD, 7/31/10.
Day
2 (Sunday) (2) 1 girls, 1 boys
2. 13 Years Old Boys 3000m Racewalk
National and JO Games Record, 14:22.37, Sam Gibb, Elgin Sharks Track, Elgin,
IL, 8/2/26.
a. Old Record 14:44.76, Tyler Sorensen, Lafayette, CA, 7/29/07.
3. 9 Years Old Girls Triathlon
National and JO Games Record, 1394, Kailer Flounory,
Seffner, FL,
8/2/26.
a. Old Record 1195, Kharisma Watkins, Miami Gardens, FL National, 2019; Brielle Hudson, Cornwall, NY JO Games, 8/1/21.
Day
3 (Monday) (3) 2 girls, 1 boys
4. 12 Years Old Girls 3000m National
and JO Games Record, 10:08.21, Yate Hirbo, Florence,
AL, Coosa Elite,
8/3/26.
a. Old Record 10:11.30, National and JO Games, Krianne McBride, Elgin, TX, 7/31/17.
5. 13 Years Old Girls Javelin - National
and JO Games Record, 147-6, Aubree Dunigan, Dunigan Duo, Olathe,
KS, 8/3/26.
a. Old Record 124-0, Zaybree Haury, San Diego, 8/2/08.
6. 11 Years Old Boys 200m - JO Games
Record, 24.65, Yensin Miller, Alief Clover, Houston,
TX,
8/3/26.
a. Old Record 24.69, Willie Washington, Hampton, VA, 8/2/14.
Day 4 (Tuesday) (5) 3 girls, 2 boys
7. 8 and Under Girls 100m National and JO
Games Record, 13.67, Emeri Cotton, The Cotton Club, Bear, DE 8/4/26.
a. Old Record 13.85, Cerenity Bell, Raleigh, NC, 8/5/23.
8. 9 Years Old Boys Long Jump National
and JO Games Record, 16-11.5, Asher Denman, Lightning Force Athletics, Houston, TX, 8/4/26.
a. Old Record 15-9.75, Jordan Stephens, Titusville, FL, 7/29/25.
9. 9 Years Old Boys 100m National and JO
Games Record Ties (Prelims), 12.75, Asher Denman, Lightning Force Athletics, Houston, TX, 8/4/26.
a. Old Record 12.75, Ayden Idemudia, Fontana, CA, 8/2/25.
10. 11 Years Old Girls 100m National and
JO Games Record (Prelims), 12.44, Kamryn Cooper, Space City Track and Field,
Houston, TX,
8/4/26.
a. Old Record 12.45, Aliyah Brown, Matterson, IL 8/2/06.
11. 14 Years Old Girls Triple Jump
National and JO Games Record, 40-8.75, Zoei Johnson, Legacy Runners Athletic
Club,
Chicago, IL, 8/4/26.
a. Old Record 40-2, Ychlindria Spears, Luling, TX, 1998.
Day 5 (Wednesday) (7) 5 girls, 2 boys:
12. 15-16 Years Old Girls 2000m
Steeplechase National and JO Games Record, 6:52.07, Ruah Franzmann-Smmert,
Unattached, Platteville, WI, 8/5/26.
a. Old Record 7:02.94, Ashlyn Sinclair, Silver Springs, MD, 8/1/07.
13. 17-18 Years Old Girls 800m National
and JO Games Record, 2:06.54, Vivian Salerno, Lancaster City, Lancaster, PA, 8/5/26.
a. Old Record 2:07.04, Gabrielle Wilkinson, Philadelphia, PA 8/3/16.
14. 8 and Under Girls 200m National and
JO Games Record Semi-finals, 27.36, Emeri Cotton, The Cotton Club, Bear, DE 8/5/26.
a. Old Record 27.99, Emeri Cotton, The Cotton Club, Bear, DE 7/30/25.
15. 10 Years Old Boys 200m JO Games
Record 25.03, Chandler Else, Beast Texas, Gilmer, TX, 8/5/26.
a. Old Record 25.25, Omar Thomas. Pompano Beach, FL, 8/2/21.
16. 11 Years Old Girls 200m National and
JO Games Record (Semi-Finals), 24.91, Kamryn Cooper, Space City Track and
Field, Houston, TX,
8/5/26.
a. Old Record 25.14, Aaliyah Brown, Matteson, IL, 8/1/06 JO Games, and 25.03, Kalani Williams Tallahassee, FL, 2026 National Record.
17. 11 Years Old Boys 200m National and
JO Games Record (Semi-Finals), 24.42, Yensin Miller,
Alief Clover, Houston, TX,
8/5/26
a. Old Record 24.65, Yensin Miller, Alief Clover, Houston, TX, 8/3/26, JO Games Record, and 24.54, DaVekio Ruffin, Zackary, LA, 2018, National Record.
18. 9 Years Old Boys Turbo Javelin JO
Games Record 95-11, Terrance McLean Jr, West Omaha Track, Omaha, NE, 8/5/26.
a. Old Record 95-0, Conor Johnson, Concord, NC, 8/1/24.
Day 6 (Thursday) (3) 2 girls, 1 boys
19. 12 Years Old Girls 1500m National and
JO Games Record, 4:38.59, Yate Hirbo, Florence, AL,
Coosa Elite,
8/6/26.
a. Old Record 4:41.14, National and JO Games, Danea Rivers, Derby, CT, 8/3/10.
20. 13 Years Old Boys 100m Hurdles National
and JO Games Record, 13.20, Aaron Pruitt, Desoto
Swift, Desoto, TX,
8/6/26.
a. Old Record 13.39, National and JO Games, Litchfield Ajavon, Baltimore City, MD, 7/31/14.
21. 11 Years Old Girls 100m National and
JO Games Record (semifinals), 12.32, Kamryn Cooper, Space City Track and Field,
Houston, TX,
8/6/26.
a. Old Record National and JO Games Record (Prelims), 12.44, Kamryn Cooper, Space City Track and Field, Houston, TX, 8/4/26.
Day 7 (Friday) (4) 3 girls, 1 boys
22. 12 Years Old Girls 4x800m Relay - National
and JO Games Record, 9:38.34, Team D1 Elite Track (P. Leflore, D. Walters, C.
Knox, A. Ruffin), Pasadena, CA, 8/7/26.
a. Old Record National and JO Games Record, 9:41.03, United Stars, Brookhaven, PA, 1996.
23. 9 Years Old Boys 200m JO Games
Record, 26.23, Asher Denman, Lightning Force Athletics, Houston, TX, 8/7/26.
a. Old Record 26.40, Chandler Else, Marshall, TX, 8/1/25.
24. 12 Years Old Girls 4x400m Relay - National
and JO Games Record, 48.34 Prelims, Xpress Track (K. Franklin, B. Jimison, K.
Leo, S. Hartford), Fort Worth, 8/7/26.
a. Old Record National and JO Games Record, 48.41, Cedar Hill Blaze TC, Cedar Hill, NC, 8/6/22.
24. 11 Years Old Girls High Jump - National and
JO Games Record, 5-1, Kenadie Forbes, Track Minnesota, 8/7/26.
a. Old Record National and JO Games Record, 5-0, Stacy Destin, Boynton Beach, FL, 8/1/07.
Day 8
(Saturday) (0) 0 girls, 0 boys
Notes:
Friday (Day 7):
Emeri Cotton, Bear, DE wins the 8 and
under 200m (27.63) 100m with a National and JO Games Record (13.67). She won
the 8 and under 400m National and JO Games Record (1:04.33), 200m (28.42) and
100m (13.93) in 2025. At the 2025 Primary Championships, she won 7 Years Old
Girls 100m (14.38), 200m (29.47). She broke the 100m record in the prelims
(14.28), the 200m Record in prelims (29.21) and won the 400m (1:07.72) in meet
record time. As a 6 Years Old Girl, she won 55m (8.70) and 100m (15.37) in
2024. Both were Meet records in the final and she broke the records in the
prelims of the 55m, 100m and 200m last year on Sunday.
Asher Denman, 9 Years Old Boy, Houston, TX, wins the Long Jump (16-11.5, 5.17m) National and JO Games Record and then Ties the 100m National and JO Games Record (12.75) in Prelims and wins the 200m (26.23) JO Games Record. His 9 Years Old Boys Long Jump Record breaks the World Record for 9 Years Old held by Pierce Thomas 15-7.5 (4.76m) in 2012. He won the 8 and under Boy wins 200m (27.26), 100m (13.16) and Long Jump (15-0.5). All three are National and JO Games Records in 2025. Kamryn Cooper, Space City Track and Field, Houston, TX 11 Years Old Girl wins the 200m (24.99). She broke her third National and JO Games Record of the week on Thursday when she broke the 100m in the prelims (12.44) and then in the Semifinals (12.32). Then she also broke the 200m in the semifinals on Wednesday (24.91).
Zyheir Darks, Zoom Elite TC, 12 Years Old Boy win the 200m (24.04). He won the 10 Years Old 400m (58.90) in 2024. Leila Wiseman, Southern Sprinters Elite Track, 14 Years Old Girl wins 200m (24.02). She won the 11 Years Old Girls 100m (12.59) and 200m (25.84) in 2023.
Zhoe Holt, Charlotte, NC, 15-16 Years Old Girl wins the 200m (24.02)
She won the 14 Years Old Girl wins 200m (23.80), 100m (11.74) Anchor 4x100m
relay (46.94) in 2025. She won the 13
Years Old 100m (11.81), 12 Years Old Girl 100 (12.05) and 200m (24.72), 11
Years Old 100m (12.77), 10 Years old 100m (13.49), and 3rd in 8 and
Under 100m (14.53). In the Club Championships, Zhoe Holt, Charlotte Heat
TC won the 14 Years Old Girl 100m (11.76) and 200m (24.03). She won the 13
Years Old Girl 100m Champion (12.03) and 200m Champion (24.23) Meet Record. She
won the 12 Years Old Girls 4x100m Relay (48.82) Meet Record, 200m (25.07) and
100m (12.57). In 2022 at the Club Championships,
she won the 11 Years Old Girl 100m (12.85), 200m (25.73) and 400m (58.84). She
also holds the 13 Years Old Girls national and JO Games record in the 100m
(11.75) and Club Championship 13 Years Old Girls records (11.85) and the 13
Girls 200m record (24.23).
Kyrie Foster,
Cameron, TX, 13 Years Old Girl wins the Shot Put (42-8) and Discus (136-11).
She won the 12 Years Old Discus (117-3) in 2025. She won 11 Years Old Girls
Discus (100-2) in 2024.
Thursday (Day 6): Riley Franklin, Richmond Heights, OH, 12 Years Old Girl repeats as Pentathlon Champion (3096) and wins 80m Hurdles (12.30). She won the 11 Years Old Pentathlon (2692) in 2025. Damare Smith, 14 Years Old Boy repeats as Pentathlon Champion (3357) and 100m Hurdles (13.22). He won the 13 Years Old Boys Pentathlon (2827) in 2025. TeYone Strodes, Dayton, Wolverine Track, 13 Years Old Girl wins the 100m Hurdles (14.78). She won the 12 Years Old 80m Hurdles (12.59) in 2025.
Jett Hendricks, Nashville, TN 11 Years Old Boy wins 800m (2:15.62) and 1500m (4:43.73). He won the 10 Years Old Boy 800m (2:20.32) and 1500m (4:36.21) National and JO Games Record in 2025. He won the 9 Years Old Boy wins the 1500m (4:52.71) and 800m (2:24.90) in 2024. Yate Hirbo, Coosa Elite, 12 Years Old Girls wins the 3000m (10:08.21) and 1500m (4:38.59) Both National and JO Games Records. She won the 11 Years Old 3000m (10:53.09) in 2025.
Zion McIntosh, Philadelphia, PA 9 Years Old Boy wins the 800m (2:30.38) and (5:00.41). He won the 8 and under Boys 1500m (5:09.31) and 800m (2:33.29) in 2025. Jordyn Hampton, Throw 2 Win, 12 Years Old Girl wins Turbo Javelin (125-5). She won the 11 Years Old Girl Turbo Javelin (107-5) in 2025, 10 Years Old Turbo Javelin (110-3) and 9 Years Old Turbo Javelin (81-8). Payton Kilby, Delco Stallions, 15-16 Years Old Girl wins Javelin (125-1). She won the 14 Years Old Girls Javelin (120-0) in 2025, 13 Years Old Javelin (98-9) in 2024 and 12 Years Old Turbo Javelin (99-9) in 2023.
Wednesday (Day 5): Aubree Dunigan, Olathe, KS, 13 Years Old Girl wins the Javelin (147-6) National and JO Games Record and the High Jump (5-3). She won the 12 Years Old Girl the High Jump (4-11) and wins 12 Turbo Javelin (141-7) National and JO Games Record in 2025. She won 11 Years Old Girl Turbo-Javelin (110-2) Meet Record. She won the 9 Years Old Girls Turbo Javelin (95-0) Meet Record in 2022.
Olivia Robinson,
The Throwing Factory, 14 Years Old Girl wins the Shot Put (45-0.25) and Discus
(128-11). She won the 13 Years Old Girls Discus (117-11) in 2025.
Jett Hendricks, Nashville, TN 11 Years Old Boy wins 800m (2:15.62). He won the 10 Years Old Boy 800m (2:20.32) and 1500m (4:36.21) National and JO Games Record in 2025. He won the 9 Years Old Boy wins the 1500m (4:52.71) and 800m (2:24.90) in 2024.
Jada Boydstun, Texas Titans Athletics, 13 Years Old Girl wins the 1500m
(4:43.34) and 800m (2:12.35). She won the 12 Years Old Girls 800m (2:18.10) in
2025.
Aubrey Burt, Motor City Track, 14 Years Old Girl wins the 800m (2:11.88). She won the 13 Years Old Girls 800m (2:13.65) in 2025.
Roberto Salinas Morales, Unattached, 14 Years Old Boy wins the 800m (1:59.54). He won the 13 Years Old Boys 800 (2:05.44) in 2025. Chance Anderson, Rockwall Mustangs Track, 15-16 Years Old Boys wins the 800m (1:51.95) and 1500m (3:59.82).
Tessa Glasgow, TruSpeed Athletics, 12 Years Old Girl wins the 800 (2:15.68). She won the 9 Years Old Girls 800 (2:35.34) in 2023. Norianne Anoh, Grand Prairie Storm Track Club, 15-16 Years Old Girl wins Triple Jump (39-5). She won 13 Years Old Girls Triple Jump (36-7.5) in 2024.
Ruah Franzmann-Simmert, Unattached, Platteville, WI, 15-16 Years Old wins the 2000m Steeplechase (6:52.07) National and JO Games Record and the 1500m (4:32.17).
Javon Johnston, Elite Sprint Athletics, 15-16 Years Old Boy wins the
Triple Jump (46-4.75). He won the 15-16 Years Old Triple Jump (45-11.25) in
2025.5
Tuesday (Day 4):
Mabior Atem, Richmond,
TX 14 Years Old Boy wins the Triple Jump (42-4.25). He won the 13 Years Old
Triple Jump (40-5) in 2025.
Emeri Cotton, Bear, DE wins the 8 and
under 100m with a National and JO Games Record (13.67). She won the 8 and under
400m National and JO Games Record (1:04.33), 200m (28.42) and 100m (13.93) in
2025. At the 2025 Primary Championships, she won 7 Years Old Girls 100m
(14.38), 200m (29.47). She broke the 100m record in the prelims (14.28), the
200m Record in prelims (29.21) and won the 400m (1:07.72) in meet record time.
As a 6 Years Old Girl, she won 55m (8.70) and 100m (15.37) in 2024. Both were
Meet records in the final and she broke the records in the prelims of the 55m,
100m and 200m last year on Sunday.
Nyomi Darby, Unattached, 9 Years Old Girl wins the Long Jump (14-10.5). She won the 8 and Under Long Jump (14-2.5) in 2025. Drelyn Beckham, Columbia, MO, wins the 11 Years Old Boys Pentathlon (2745), High Jump (5-5). He won the 10 Years Old Boys Triathlon (962) in 2025.
Autry Young, Cheney, KS, 15-16 Years
Old Girl wins the Shot Put (42-3.5). She won the 13 Years Old Shot Put (43-1.5)
in 2025 and the 12 Years Old Girls Shot Put (39-8.75) in 2023.
Zoei Johnson, Legacy Runners Athletic Club, Chicago, IL, 14
Years Old Girl wins the Triple Jump (40-8.75) National and JO Games Record and
the 14 Years Old Pentathlon (3034).
Monday
(Day 3):
Ethan Gause,
Randolph Roadrunners, 14 Years Old Boy wins the Long Jump (21-7.5). He won the
13 Years Old Boys High Jump (5-5) in 2025.
Vidhur Karthik, Maximum
Speed TC, 12 Years Old Boys wins High Jump (5-7). He won the 11 Years Old Boys
High Jump (4-11) and the Pentathlon (2192) in 2025.
Avari Dunbar, Las Vegas Elite Runners, 11 Years Old Girl wins the 3000m
(10:38.85). She won the 10 Years Old
Girls 1500m (5:06.63) in 2025.
Cade Jones, Unattached, 14 Years Old Boy wins the Pole Vault (13-5.25).
He won the 13 Years Old Boys Pole Vault (10-6) in 2025.
Daevion Lewis, DV Ducks Youth Track, 17-18 Years Old Boy wins the Long
Jump (24-4.5). He won the 17-18 Years
Old Long Jump (24-7.25) in 2025.
Sunday (Day 2): Sam Gibb, 13 Years Old Boy, wins the 3000m Racewalk with a National and JO Games Record (14:22.37). He won the 12 Years Old Boys 1500m Racewalk with a National and JO Games Record (7:02.43) in 2025. Trae Brickner, Dunlap, IL 17-18 Years Old Boy repeats as Decathlon Champion (6807). He won the 17-18 Years Old Boys Decathlon (6431) in 2025. He won the 15-16 Years Old Decathlon (6025) in 2024 and finished third in the 15-16 Decathlon (5547) in 2023. Josh Fink, Aledo, TX 15-16 Years Old Boy repeats as 3000m Racewalk Champion (13:52.97). He won the 15-16 3000m Racewalk (14:41.83) in 2025. He won the 14 Years Old 3000m Racewalk (15:43.82) in 2024, 13 Years Old Racewalk (15:31.93) in 2023, finished second in the 12 Years Old Racewalk (8:22.11) and third in the 11 Years Old Racewalk (8:55.49) in 2021.
Saturday (Day 1): Jenna Fink, Unattached, 11 Years Old Girl repeats as 1500m Racewalk Champion (8:30.20). She won the 10 Years Old Girls 1500m Racewalk (9:05.59) in 2025. Alexander Noe, Blue Thunder Track, 10 Years Old Boy repeats as 1500m Racewalk Champion (8:52.39). He won the 9 Years Old Boys 1500m Racewalk (9:15.29) in 2025. Reign Centano, 11 Years Old Boy repeats as 1500m Racewalk Champion. He won the10 Years Old Boy 1500m Racewalk (9:14.96) in 2025 and 9 Years Old 1500m Racewalk (9:29.40) in 2024. Paxton Shipley, Fulton, IA, 13 Years Old Boy repeats as Pentathlon Champion with a National and JO Games Record (2992). He has won the 12 Years Old Boy Pentathlon (3004) in 2025 and the 11 Years Old Pentathlon (2186) in 2024.
Saturday (Day 8): Double Winners: Zoei Johnson, Legacy Runners Athletic Club, Chicago, IL, 14 Years Old Girl wins the Triple Jump (40-8.75) National and JO Games Record and Pentathlon (3034).
Ruah Franzmann-Smmert, Unattached, Platteville, WI, 15-16 Years Old wins the 2000m Steeplechase (6:52.07) National and JO Games Record and the 1500m (4:32.17). Jada Boydstun, Texas Titans Athletics, 13 Years Old Girl wins the 1500m (4:43.34) and 800m (2:12.35). Zoltan Weaver, VA House of Speed, 13 Years Old Boy wins the 800m (2:02.07) and 1500m (4:25.16). Chance Anderson, Rockwall Mustangs Track, 15-16 Years Old Boys wins the 800m (1:51.95) and 1500m (3:59.82).
Josiah Ralston, Topp-Speed Track Club, 13 Years Old Boy wins the Discus (168-1) and Shot Put (52-10.75). Olivia Robinson, The Throwing Factory, 14 Years Old Girl wins the Shot Put (45-0.25) and Discus (128-11). Jayda Howard, Coastal Heat, 12 Years Old Girl wins the Shot Put (35-11.5) and Discus (104-8). Aubree Dunigan, Olathe, KS, 13 Years Old Girl wins the Javelin (147-6) National and JO Games Record and the High Jump (5-3). Joah Henry, Unattached, 8 and under Boy wins the 1500m (5:13.09) and 800m (2:34.68). Zion McIntosh, Philadelphia, PA 9 Years Old Boy wins the 800m (2:30.38) and (5:00.41). Jett Hendricks, Nashville, TN 11 Years Old Boy wins 800m (2:15.62) and 1500m (4:43.73). Yate Hirbo, Coosa Elite, 12 Years Old Girls wins 3000m (10:08.21) and 1500m (4:38.59) Both National and JO Games Records. Eltonio Brown Jr., 12 Years Old Boy wins the 1500m (4:32.30) and 800m (2:09.37).
Riley Franklin, Richmond Heights, OH, 12 Years Old Girl repeats as Pentathlon Champion (3096) and wins 80m Hurdles (12.30). Damare Smith, 14 Years Old Boy repeats as Pentathlon Champion (3357) and 100m Hurdles (13.22).
Aiden Kolkmeyer, One for All, 15-16 Years Old Boy wins the 110m Hurdles (14.42) and 400m Hurdles (52.57). Solomon-James Fortune, Baltimore City White Knight, 12 Years Old Boy wins Shot Put (44-1.25) and Discus (112-8). Kyrie Foster, Cameron, TX, 13 Years Old Girl wins the Shot Put (42-8) and Discus (136-11). Kenadie Forbes, Track Minnesota, 11 Years Old Girl wins the Pentathlon (2356) and High Jump (5-1) National and JO Games Record. Triple Winners: 4 Time Winner: Drelyn Beckham, Columbia, MO, wins the 11 Years Old Boys Pentathlon (2745), High Jump (5-5), Long Jump (16-10) and 80m Hurdles (12.40).
Joel
Ferrell Awards
Multis:
Girls Multi
Winner
Boys Multi Winner:
Field events:
Boys:
Girls:
Running
Events:
Boys:
Girls:
Did you know?
Records broken and total number of athletes
since 2001:
2001 38 records
and 9,001 athletes in Norfolk, VA
2002 24 records
and 8,406 athletes in Knoxville, TN
2003 25 records
and 8,328 athletes in Detroit, MI
2004 32 records and
8,884 athletes in Des Moines, IA
2005 63 records
and 9,507 athletes in New Orleans, LA
2006 49 records and
10,158 athletes in Norfolk, VA
2007 35 records
and 9,301 athletes in Knoxville, TN
2008 32 records and
9,413 athletes in Detroit, MI
2009 27 records
and 8,171 athletes in Des Moines, IA
2010 36 records and
11,114 athletes in Norfolk, VA
2011 41 records and
12,294 athletes in New Orleans, LA
2012 47 records and
10,599 athletes in Houston, TX
2013 34 records and
9,375 athletes in Detroit, MI
2014 32 records
and 9,248 athletes in Des Moines, IA
2015 33 records
and 11,865 athletes in Norfolk, VA
2016 46 records
and 12,169 athletes in Houston, TX
2017 - 25 records
and 10,954 athletes in Detroit, MI
2018 17 records
and 10,040 athletes in Des Moines, IA
2019 - 24 records
and 13,601 athletes in Greensboro, NC
2020 - 5 records
and 2,148 athletes in Satellite Beach, FL (Covid)
2021 - 33 records
and 12,345 athletes in Houston, TX
2022 - 29 records
and 14,190 athletes in Greensboro, NCr556
2023 - 24 records
and 11,211 athletes in Des Moines, IA
2024 - 29 records and
12,830 athletes in Greensboro, NC
2025 - 44 records and
12,955 athletes in Houston, TX
2026 - records and 10,905
athletes in Des Moines, IA
Fun
Facts:
Last names: There are: Adams (26), Allen (62),
Anderson (24), Baker (16), Brooks (15), Brown (108), Campbell (26), Carter (23),
Clark (44), Coleman (28), Davis (64), Gonzales (23), Grant (15), Green (25),
Hall (21), Harris (45), Hill (41), Jackson (78), James (25), Johnson (158), Jones
(125), Powell (20), Smith (146), Stewart (14), Taylor (44), Thomas (59),
Thompson (34), Turner (20), Walker (35), Washington (34), White (43), Williams
(180) in the meet.
Day
1 (Saturday) - Total heats and flights 130, Total
entries (1,393)
Day
2 (Sunday) - Total heats and flights 143, Total entries (1,604)
Day
3 (Monday) - Total heats and flights 400, Total entries (4,081)
Day
4 (Tuesday) - Total heats and flights 411, Total
entries (3,985)
Day
5 (Wednesday) - Total heats and flights 312, Total
entries (3,513)
Day
6 (Thursday) - Total heats and flights 182, Total
entries (2,362)
Day
7 (Friday) - Total heats and flights 253, Total entries (2,328)
Day
8 (Saturday) - Total heats and flights 117, Total
entries (1,592)
Totals
for all 8 Days - Total heats and flights 1,948, Total
entries (20,858)
100-meter prelims (1,491 athletes) 192 heats.
200-meter
prelims - (1,514 athletes) 198
heats.
400-meter
prelims (823 athletes) 121 heats. Age groups (8 & under to 12 years old).
400-meter
prelims (710 athletes) 107 heats.
Age groups (13 years old to 17-18 years old).
800-meter
final - (847 athletes) 61 heats. Age
groups (8 & under to 12 years old).
800-meter
prelims - (692 athletes) heats. Age
groups (13 years old to 17-18 years old).
1500-meter
prelims - (557 athletes) 29 heats. Age
groups (13 years old to 17-18 years old).
1500-meter
final - (672 athletes) 33 heats. Age
groups (8 & under to 12 years old).
3000-meter
final - (167 athletes) 9 heats. Age
groups (11 year old to 12 years old).
3000-meter
final - (354 athletes) 18 heats. Age
groups (13 years old to 17-18 years old).
2000-meter Steeplechase final (117
athletes) 6 heats.
80-meter
Hurdles prelims - (225 athletes) 30 heats. Age
groups (11 years old to 12 years old).
100-meter
Hurdles prelims - (434 athletes) 58 heats. Age
groups (13 years old to 17-18 years old).
110-meter
Hurdles prelims - (155 athletes) 20 heats. Age
groups (15-16 years old to 17-18 years old).
200-meter
Hurdles prelims - (283 athletes) 37 heats. Age
groups (13 years old to 14 years old).
400-meter
Hurdles prelims - (304 athletes) 40 heats. Age
groups (15-16 years old to 17-18 years old).
4x100m Relay teams (514
teams) 70 heats.
4x400m Relay teams (101
teams) 14 heats. (10 years old to 12 years old)
4x400m Relay teams (274
teams) 37 heats. (14 years old to 17-18 years old)
4x800m Relay teams (108
teams) 14 heats.
Total
teams attending; 999 teams
attending JO Games
Unattached
athletes attending: 918 Unattached athletes. 503 Boys, 415 Girls
Total
athletes attending: 10,905 athletes.
Entries: 15,743 entries
Number
of relays in all relays: 990 relays
Number of relay names: 4759
athletes in relays. Relay only athletes.
Racewalk: 199 total
racewalkers. Girls 106 (70 - 1500mRW), (36 - 3000mRW). Boys 93 (54 - 1500mRW),
(36 - 3000mRW).
Total Multi Athletes: 269 Girls, 245
Boys
Multi
Only Athletes: 135 total Multi Only. 75
Boys, 60 Girls
Multi-event
athletes: 379 Total Multi and other events. 170 Boys, 209 Girls
Total Multi events by Year :
2026 - 514 (Des Moines, IA)
2025 - 574 (Houston, TX)
2024 634 (Greensboro,
NC)
2023 - 542 (Des Moines, IA)
2022 719 (Greensboro, NC)
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 30 teams attending JO Games:
|
The Wings Track |
105 |
|
Milwaukee Speed Academy |
101 |
|
Htownhurricanes |
98 |
|
Aoc Ambler Track Club |
92 |
|
St. Louis Blues Track
Club |
92 |
|
Xtreme Force Track |
91 |
|
Desoto Nitro Track Club |
85 |
|
Hot Feet Track Club |
84 |
|
Texas Select Track Club |
83 |
|
DeSoto Swift |
80 |
|
Team Quest Track Club |
79 |
|
West Omaha Track |
77 |
|
Texas Titans Athletics |
72 |
|
Track Life University |
72 |
|
Dashers Track |
69 |
|
Dayton Wolverine Track |
68 |
|
Aurora Flyers Track |
54 |
|
Charles County Elite |
54 |
|
Legacy Runners Athletic
Club |
51 |
|
Elgin Sharks Track |
50 |
|
Oakland County Trackhawks |
50 |
|
Michigan Mustangs TC |
49 |
|
The House Running Club |
48 |
|
Zephyrs Track |
48 |
|
Cleveland Mustangs |
47 |
|
Mission Valley Track
& Field |
47 |
|
Olympus Track Club |
47 |
|
16ways Track Club |
46 |
|
St. Louis Pal Jaguars |
46 |
|
Kmj Speed Foundation |
45 |
|
Xpress Track |
45 |
2026
AAU JO Games Track Officials by State: 148 officials, 26 States represented,
plus Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands
20 Florida
18 Texas, Michigan
17 Ohio
14 Louisiana
8 Georgia
7 - Pennsylvania
5 Missouri,
4 Delaware, North Carolina, Tennessee
3 Virginia, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Kansas,
South
Carolina
2 Iowa, California
1 - Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Maine, Wisconsin, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands
2026 AAU Coach of the Year award in recognition of the
outstanding coaching of Youth athletes:
By state: