Quincy Wilson leads Bullis School to a new 4x400m national record at the 2025 Penn Relays, finishing second behind Kingston College with a time of 3:06.31. Quincy Wilson played a key role in ...

"43.9 split is God Level for HS They beat that American Record by that much because it’s hard to have elite speed at a public school all 4 legs," wrote another fan. Quincy Wilson spoke about his ...

The most-anticipated event Friday at the Penn Relays lived up to the billing. Jamaica’s Kingston College edged suburban D.C.’s Bullis School in the high school boys’ 4x400-meter championship, as a ...

Another one of those long-standing records came crashing down Friday at the Constantine Invitational.

Also climbing up the all-time list was the girls DMR team from Union Catholic (Scotch Plains, New Jersey), running 11:24.53 ...

In boys track action it is Quincy's Rufenacht breaking the school record in the high jump as his team wins the title;, Union ...

Quincy Wilson stepped under the spotlight during the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials. The track and field community had been privy to the 16-year-old phenom who seemed to break records every week.

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With his appearance on the 4x400 men’s relay squad in Paris, Quincy Wilson will become the youngest U.S.-born male to compete on an Olympic track and field team. What world record did Quincy Wilson ...

US HIGH SCHOOL NATIONAL RECORD - Bullis School goes 3:06.31 in the 4x400m. Quincy Wilson splits 43.99 as the team of Mickey Green, Cam Homer, Colin Abrams and Wilson break a 40-year-old record!!!

Quincy Wilson's coach shared his thoughts after Bullis High School finished second, despite setting a new national record. Wilson broke the 44-second barrier to lead his team to the second ...

Quincy Wilson, characteristically ... seconds the national high school record of Hawthorne (Calif.) that had stood since 1985 at 3:07.40. “To be able to break it – and we didn’t just ...