Career Results
Career Best Indoor Performances:
60: 7.50 (Susquehanna Invitational 2/15/25)
LJ: 6.22 meters (Frank Colden Invitaitonal 2/8/25)
TJ: 13.17 meters (MAC Championships 3/1/25)
Career Best Outdoor Performances:
100: 11.51 (Misericordia Invitational on 4/125/25)
LJ: 6.32m / 20' 9" (Misericordia Twilight Meet on 4/4/25)
TJ: 13.19m / 43' 3.25" (Widener Final Qualifier on 5/12/25)
Indoor Awards:
MAC Academic Honor Roll (2025)
Outdoor Awards:
MAC Academic Honor Roll (2025)
2025 (Outdoor Season): Competed in seven out of a possible nine meets as a first year sprinter and jumper for the Monarchs...Ran a season-best time of 11.51 seconds in the 100 meter dash at the Misericordia Invitational (4/15/25)...Recorded a season-best mark of 6.32 meters in the long jump at the Misericordia Twilight Meet (4/4/25)...Posted a season-best jump of 13.19 meters in the triple jump at the Widener Final Qualifier (5/12/25)...King's finished 10th of 15 scoring teams with 34 points at the 2025 MAC Outdoor Track and Field Championships.
2024-25 (Indoor Season): Competed in three out of a possible 11 meets as a first year sprinter and jumper for the Monarchs...Ran a season-best time of 7.50 seconds in the 60 meter dash at the Susquehanna Invitational (2/15/25)...Set a new indoor program record in the triple jump with a mark of 13.17 meters at the 2025 MAC Indoor Championships (3/1/25)...Posted a season-best mark of 6.22 meters in the long jump at the Frank Colden Invitaitonal (2/8/25)...King's finished 10th out of 15 scoring teams with 29 points at the 2025 MAC Indoor Track and Field Championships.
PRIOR TO KING'S: Was a varsity letter winner in football, basketball, and track and field for the Patriots of Penn Wood High School...Named captain in both basketball and football as a senior...Earned All-League honors in track and field as a senior.
PERSONAL: Has one sibling, Khiron, who is also a member of the King's football team...Relative Vance Clarke competed in track and field for Mississippi State University...A sports management major...Also a member of the King's football program...Chose King's College over Eastern and Delaware Valley because 'the coaches showed a lot of interest in me."
