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Texas Stallions Relays Set for April 6, 2013
Spring, Texas – The 2nd Annual Texas Stallions Relays will bring hundreds of area athletes, ages 5-18, together to compete for fun and glory during the 2013 2nd Annual Texas Stallions Relays. The youth developmental meet scheduled for Saturday, April 6, 2013 is part of a series of developmental meets sanctioned by the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) Gulf Association preparing youth for the AAU Area 19 National Qualifier meet to the AAU Junior Olympics. The competition will run from 8:00 a.m. until conclusion at Klein Collins High School, 20811 Ella Boulevard, Spring, Texas 77388. Registration is available before the event begins on the day of the competition, gates open at 7am.
The event gives young athletes the opportunity to compete & have fun with their friends while they develop exercise habits that will benefit their health & wellness for their entire lives. The national Amateur Athletic Union Junior Olympic Games are the largest youth sports program of its kind in North America, with hundreds of thousands of children competing every year.
The Texas Stallions Track Club Texas Stallions Relays youth track meet will include: the 100 200, 400-meter dash; 800, & 1500, 3000-meter run; 1500 meter Race Walk; 4 x 100, 4 x400, 4×800-meter relay, long jump, high jump, shot put & turbo javelin. Awards will be given for First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth place winners in the boys and girls nine age divisions.
Entry fees are $5 per person. Entries on meet day will be accepted beginning at 7am at the event site, Klein Collins High School, 20811 Ella Boulevard, Spring, Texas 77388.
Registration forms are available online at www.texasstallionsrelays.com, or call the Texas Stallions Track Club at 832-415-0568, or email texas.stallions@yahoo.com.
About Texas Stallions Track Club
The Texas Stallions Track Club offers year round youth athletics including outdoor track and field, indoor track and field and cross-country. We are a 501(c)3 tax exempt non-profit youth track and field organization, affiliated with the Amateur Athletic Union and USA Track & Field that provides a full program of sanctioned Cross Country, Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field events.
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The 1st Texas Stallions Relays Saturday, April 28 at Concordia Lutheran High School Stadium in Tomball.
Tomball, Texas — Calling all track and field enthusiasts and youth runners, jumpers & throwers, you are invited to attend. The Texas Stallions Track Club will host its 1st Annual Texas Stallions Relays featuring youth 6 – 18 across the Gulf. The meet will feature 7 exciting relays, 4 individual running events and 4 field events. Individual events include the 200 & 400 Meter Dash, 800 & 1500 Meter Run, 1500 & 3000 Meter Race Walk, Long Jump, High Jump, Shot Put, and Discus. Relay events include the 4 x 100, 4 x 200, 4 x 400, 4 x 800, Sprint and Distance Medleys. Custom awards will be given to the top six participants in each event as well as the top three overall teams.
The 2012 1st Texas Stallions Relays is set to take place April 28 at Concordia Lutheran High School in Tomball. The first event will begin on Saturday, April 28 at 8:00 a.m. with the start of the 9-10 year old boys and girls 4 x 800 meter relay. Those races are followed by the rest of the days running events on a rolling schedule as follows:
- 4 x 800 meter relay – 11-12 year old boys and girls
- 13-14 year old boys and girls Distance Medley Relay (12,4,8,16)
- 15-16 year old boys and girls Distance Medley Relay (12,4,8,16)
- 17-18 year old boys and girls Distance Medley Relay (12,4,8,16)
- 6 – 8 year old boys and girls 200 Meter Dash
- 9 year old boys and girls 200 Meter Dash
- 10 year old boys and girls 200 Meter Dash
- 9 -12 year old boys and girls 1500M Race Walk / 13 – 18 year old 3000 Race Walk
- 6 – 8 year old boys and girls 4 x 200 Meter Relay
- 9 – 10 year old boys and girls 4 x 200 Meter Relay
- 11 – 12 year old boys and girls 4 x 200 Meter Relay
- 13 – 14 year old boys and girls Sprint Medley Relay (2, 2, 4, 8)
- 15 – 16 year old boys and girls Sprint Medley Relay (2, 2, 4, 8)
- 17 – 18 year old boys and girls Sprint Medley Relay (2, 2, 4, 8)
- 6 – 8 year old boys and girls 800 Meter Run
- 11 year old boys and girls 400 Meter Dash
- 12 year old boys and girls 400 Meter Dash
- 13 year old boys and girls 400 Meter Dash
- 14 year old boys and girls 400 Meter Dash
- 15 – 16 year old boys and girls 400 Meter Dash
- 17 – 18 year old boys and girls 400 Meter Dash
- 6 – 8 year old boys and girls 4 x 100 Meter Relay
- 9 – 10 year old boys and girls 4 x 100 Meter Relay
- 11 – 12 year old boys and girls 4 x 100 Meter Relay
- Coaches 4 x 100 Meter Relay
- 11 – 12 year old boys and girls Super Sprint Medley Relay (1, 1, 2,4)
- 13 – 14 year old boys and girls Super Sprint Medley Relay (1, 1, 2,4)
- 15 – 16 year old boys and girls Super Sprint Medley Relay (1, 1, 2,4)
- 17 – 18 year old boys and girls Super Sprint Medley Relay (1, 1, 2,4)
- 6 – 8 year old boys and girls 1500 Meter Run
- 11 year old boys and girls 1500 Meter Run
- 12 year old boys and girls 1500 Meter Run
- 13 year old boys and girls 1500 Meter Run
- 14 year old boys and girls 1500 Meter Run
- 15 – 16 year old boys and girls 1500 Meter Run
- 17 – 18 year old boys and girls 1500 Meter Run
- 6 – 8 year old boys and girls 4 x 400 Meter Relay
- 9 – 10 year old boys and girls 4 x 400 Meter Relay
- 11 – 12 year old boys and girls 4 x 400 Meter Relay
- 13 – 14 year old boys and girls 4 x 400 Meter Relay
- 15 – 16 year old boys and girls 4 x 400 Meter Relay
- 17 – 18 year old boys and girls 4 x 400 Meter Relay
The field events will also get started at 8:00 a.m. with the 17-18 year old long jump and the 6 – 8 year old long jump. Field events will continue in 1 to 2 year age groups according to the Amateur Athletic Union age divisions.
- Long Jump …………….. 17-18 year old boys and girls and under
- Shot Put ………………. 6 – 8 year old boys and girls and up
- Discus ……………………………. 11 year old boys and girls & Up
- High Jump………………………….9 year old boys and girls & Up
More information can be found at the Texas Stallions Relays page on TexasStallions.org.
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A look into the future of Spring-Klein Track and Field
Spring, TX, August 20, 2009. – The Texas Stallions Youth Track Club ended its Track and Field season on a high note. While no medals were earned this year at the Amateur Athletic Union’s (AAU) Junior Olympics, one athlete was named a National Elite Youth All American and three athletes were named to National Elite Youth Honor Roll. “These accomplishments are impressive in that the entire Stallion’s Junior Olympic team and National Youth Elite Ranking System selections are first time track and field competitors” said Assistant Coach Lavoxkeia Carnes, “these athletes are among the best of the best and are ranked against all track and field athletes in their age group in the AAU, USA Track & Field (USATF), and CYO”.
Moines IA where 8,199 athletes representing 42 states and Washington D.C. were in attendance. The Stallions Junior Olympic team consisted of Brittany Collins, Christopher Collins, Freddie Moore, Harrison Moore, LaKayla LaFrance, Lamont Grow, and Lavoxkeia Carnes.
“I’m pleased with the way all of our athlete’s competed. They worked hard and gave everything they had. This was a new experience for all of them. I am so proud of them. I look forward to seeing what we can accomplish next year!” said, Head Coach Paul Durisseau.
All American Lavoxkeia Carnes, lead the team by finishing 10th in the Primary Girls 400m Dash with a personal best of 1:11.68. Lavoxkeia was also named on the Honor Roll in the Long Jump for her regional record-breaking jump of 11’4.25”. Harrison Moore a primary boy finished 13th in Long Jump at the Junior Olympics, was named on the Honor Roll for his Gold Medal jump of 11’11.75” at the Regional Championships in July. Midget girl, Zhanna Brooks, qualified for the Junior Olympics, but did not compete was also named on the Honor Roll in the 1500m Race Walk for her debuting race at district with a time of 10:33.26.
“We also want to thank our sponsors”, said Assistant Coach James Carnes, “without them some of our athlete’s would not have been able to attend”. Sponsors for the team included West Tabernacle Church, Wellness QB, Robert Harris Realty and many others. We would like to thank everyone for the contributions given to help the Stallions complete a very successful season.
The Stallions is now accepting early registration applications for the upcoming Spring/Summer season. For more information regarding The Texas Stallions Youth Track Club Call: 832-866-2026 or visit us online at http://texasstallions.teampages.com.
The Texas Stallions Track Club is a non-profit organization that is sanctioned by the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) Gulf Association and the USA Track and Field (USATF) Gulf Association youth track programs for boys and girls from ages 6 to 18 years old. Our track club is dedicated to the development of youth track and field athletes in the North Houston area. Our objectives are: to challenge our youth through track and field, and to strive for excellence in every life endeavor; to teach fundamental track and field principles that will equip youth athletes with the skills to compete on a national level; To develop the minds and bodies for future leadership athletic training and discipline; and to develop a spirit of competitiveness that will foster a desire to always strive for excellence. Our website is located at http://www.texasstallions.org.
Moines IA where 8,199 athletes representing 42 states and Washington D.C. were in attendance. The Stallions Junior Olympic team consisted of Brittany Collins, Christopher Collins, Freddie Moore, Harrison Moore, LaKayla LaFrance, Lamont Grow, and Lavoxkeia Carnes.
“I’m pleased with the way all of our athlete’s competed. They worked hard and gave everything they had. This was a new experience for all of them. I am so proud of them. I look forward to seeing what we can accomplish next year!” said, Head Coach Paul Durisseau.
All American Lavoxkeia Carnes, lead the team by finishing 10th in the Primary Girls 400m Dash with a personal best of 1:11.68. Lavoxkeia was also named on the Honor Roll in the Long Jump for her regional record-breaking jump of 11’4.25”. Harrison Moore a primary boy finished 13th in Long Jump at the Junior Olympics, was named on the Honor Roll for his Gold Medal jump of 11’11.75” at the Regional Championships in July. Midget girl, Zhanna Brooks, qualified for the Junior Olympics, but did not compete was also named on the Honor Roll in the 1500m Race Walk for her debuting race at district with a time of 10:33.26.
“We also want to thank our sponsors”, said Assistant Coach James Carnes, “without them some of our athlete’s would not have been able to attend”. Sponsors for the team included West Tabernacle Church, Wellness QB, Robert Harris Realty and many others. We would like to thank everyone for the contributions given to help the Stallions complete a very successful season.
The Stallions is now accepting early registration applications for the upcoming Spring/Summer season. For more information regarding The Texas Stallions Youth Track Club Call: 832-866-2026 or visit us online at http://texasstallions.teampages.com.
The Texas Stallions Track Club is a non-profit organization that is sanctioned by the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) Gulf Association and the USA Track and Field (USATF) Gulf Association youth track programs for boys and girls from ages 6 to 18 years old. Our track club is dedicated to the development of youth track and field athletes in the North Houston area. Our objectives are: to challenge our youth through track and field, and to strive for excellence in every life endeavor; to teach fundamental track and field principles that will equip youth athletes with the skills to compete on a national level; To develop the minds and bodies for future leadership athletic training and discipline; and to develop a spirit of competitiveness that will foster a desire to always strive for excellence. Our website is located at http://www.texasstallions.org.
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Spring, TX, July 14, 2009. – Junior Olympic spots were up for grabs as the top athletes from the Gulf Coast Region competed July 10 and 11 in the Area 13 Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) Junior Olympics (JO) National Qualifier at Klein Memorial Stadium. Athletes age 5 – 18 competed in various track and field events, with the top six in each event and age group earning awards and the top four advancing to the Junior Olympics.
Fourteen athletes represented the Texas Stallions this weekend, with eight qualifying for the Junior Olympics. Spring residents Jonathan Carnes, Ahmad Cummings, Harrison Moore, Christopher Ward, Kaylan Harris, Freddie Moore, Alexander Brooks, Christopher Collins, Jarius Chevalier, Lamont Grow, Lavoxkeia Carnes, LaMika LaFrance, Brittany Collins, and LaKayla LaFrance represented the Stallions well in the National Qualifier.
2009 Stallions National Qualifiers
Also advancing to the Junior Olympics are midget boy, Freddie Moore in both of his events placing 4th in the discus throw and the shot put; Sub-youth girl Brittany Collins is the silver medalist in the 800m run; Youth girl LaKayla LaFrance with a silver and bronze medalist in the 200m Hurdles and 100m Hurdles, respectively; Youth boy Alexander Brooks with a 4th place finish in the 800m run; and Intermediate boys Christopher Collins is the bronze medalist in the 2000m Steeplechase and Lamont Grow is the bronze medalist in the long jump.
Finishing in the top six is LaMika LaFrance with a 5th place finish in the midget girls 400m Dash, in what proved to be one of the closest races of the championship, with only a fraction of a second separating each of the top six places in the midget girls 400m. Also, Zhanna Brooks who previously advanced in June’s multi-event qualifier.
“I am so proud of our athlete’s” said Head Coach Paul Durisseau, “their hard work and dedication has truly paid off”.
The Texas Stallions Junior Olympians will be traveling to Des Moines, IA to compete in the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) Junior Olympics, July 27 – August 8, 2009.
About the Texas Stallions Track Club
The Texas Stallions Track Club is a non-profit organization that is sanctioned by the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) Gulf Association and the USA Track and Field (USATF) Gulf Association youth track programs for boys and girls from ages 6 to 18 years old. Our track club is dedicated to the development of youth track and field athletes in the North Houston area. Our objectives are: to challenge our youth through track and field, and to strive for excellence in every life endeavor; to teach fundamental track and field principles that will equip youth athletes with the skills to compete on a national level; To develop the minds and bodies for future leadership athletic training and discipline; and to develop a spirit of competitiveness that will foster a desire to always strive for excellence. Our website is located at http://www.texasstallions.org.
