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Tennessee State Meet 2014 Recap - DyeStatPublished by
Harrison Williams does a little of everything
State Meet Highlights The Tennessee (TSSAA) track and field championships are conducted as part of the state's five-sport Spring Fling, all of it held in Murfreesboro. Track, baseball, softball, tennis and soccer championships all coincide together. Tennessee separates private schools (Division II) from public (Division I). And the Division I schools are separated by size for the track championships (D1 AAA for the large schools, D1 AA/A for the smaller ones). The athlete of the year in Tennessee was decathlete Harrison Williams, who dominated the D2 meet. Top Performances:
Top Teams:
Top Competition: When you have to break 9 minutes to win the state title in the 3,200 that says something about the quality in the race. And Templeton needed every bit of his 8:59.81 to edge Caldwell's 9:01.13 in the eight-lapper. Record-breaker: The versatile Harrison Williams broke the all-time state record in the 300 hurdles at the state meet, but he took down a couple of others at different times. He cleared 16-8 in the pole vault indoors at the Reno Pole Vault Summit, he was part of Memphis' record-breaking 4x400 relay at the Eastern Relays on April 26. And he scored 7,734 points – No. 2 all-time U.S. – in the junior decathlon to make the national team. Results: http://parser.dyestat.com/meets.jsp?state=TN
History for Tennessee TSSAA Outdoor State Championships
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