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 ...

EUGENE, Oregon — A Hayward Field fan favorite has blossomed in the form of 16-year-old sensation Quincy Wilson ... 2024 Paris Olympics. Wilson broke the under-18 world record when he ran ...

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.

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 ...

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 ...

The Penn Relays never disappoint—and this year was no exception. Recently, the spotlight has been firmly on the High School Championship of America 4x400m ...

Quincy Wilson ... meter after running the race in 47.77 seconds. By the time Wilson started high school, he had already garnered many accomplishments, including breaking the under-14 national record ...

Wilson credited her teammates for helping her break the record. ''I don't want to sound cliché when I say this but, I don't get any of that without every single teammate along the way.