The legacy lives on — stronger, brighter, and more united than ever. For 50 years, the Northwest Track & Field Classic has been a place where athletes, families, and fans come together to celebrate excellence, diversity, and community.
This milestone isn’t just about honoring the past; it’s about building a future where every runner, jumper, and thrower feels seen, supported, and inspired. Together, we carry the tradition forward — and the legacy continues with all of us.
🙌MNW Express Track & Field Alumni — The Legacy Lives Loud!”
🏅Coach’s Tribute: “More Than a Title”
They didn’t just coach. They cultivated character.
In every whistle blown, every early morning practice, every word of encouragement or correction — A coach builds more than athletes. They build leaders. They build legacy.
They saw potential before it was visible. They believe when others doubt. They stand firm when the road gets tough — and teach us to do the same.
From the track to the classroom, from the field to the community, their influence echoes in every life they touch. Their lessons live on in how we show up, how we serve, and how we strive.
Today, we honor not just what they do — but who they were. A mentor. A motivator. A model of excellence.
Byron Holt – University Of Central Arkansas
Preston Holt – McKendree University
Future Star: Aleesa Samuel Is The Nation’s Top Freshman Hurdler – University of Florida
Kaj Nitro Baker – University of Central Florida
Mekhi Hicks – Harvard University
Arianna Allen – Cornell University
Darren McQueen, Jr. – University of Pittsburgh
NFL Athletes
National Championship Winners
Olympic Athletes:
“They wore MNWE colors. Now they wear their nation’s.”
Before he became …
Olympic Super Star Bershawn Jackson – “Batman”
Tiffany Williams is an Olympian, World Champion, American hurdler, and a former double US 400m Hurdles Champion in 2007 and 2008.She had a glittering Collegiate career at the University of South Carolina becoming SEC champion 3 years in a row and a 15 time all American.
Robin Reynolds – 2x World U20 Champion
She is a two-time NCAA Division I Outdoor National Champion (2015) in the 4×100 and 4×400 relays, a 10-time USTFCCCA Outdoor All-American (three in the 400m, three in the 4×100, and four in the 4×400), and a six-time Indoor All-American with honors in the 400m (three) and 4×400 relay (three). She is also a 2x Youth Olympic Champion, and Pan American U20 Champion.
Lloydricia Cameron 2x Olympian
Lloydricia Cameron was a standout during her Florida Gators’ career. She represented Jamaica in both the Tokyo (2020) and Paris (2024) Olympics— a dream rooted in her Miami upbringing and her parents’ heritage. She first wore Jamaica’s colors in 2019, placing seventh in shot put at the Pan American Games. Lloydricia continues to perform on the world stage with pride, power, and poise.
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