Last week, John Curtis' (LA) Corey Wren was expected to run at New Balance Nationals Indoor. The FSU signee for football had one of the top marks in the country in the 60m and his time of 6.76 seconds was the seventh-fastest time for the 2020 indoor season. But he never got this chance after NBNI was canceled due to the outbreak of the coronavirus across the country.
A year ago, Wren had his breakout outdoor race, competing in the Allstate Sugar Bowl Classic in New Orleans, Louisiana. He won the race with a blazing time of 10.41 seconds, which at the time was the country's second fastest time and marked his personal best. His time was also Louisiana's second-fastest time in the state and was ranked 38th in the nation.
With the current state of coronavirus across the US, the 2020 meet has been canceled and will continue in March of 2021.
Section 2 Finals Wind: 1.0 1 Corey Wren 11 Curtis, John 10.41 10 2 Jamal Morris 12 Landry/Walker 10.62 8 3 Antonio Lay 12 Christian Brothers 10.80 6 4 Deontre Ford 12 Edna Karr 10.80 4 5 Emmanuel Bynum 12 Whitehaven 10.81 2 6 Lance Williams 12 Curtis, John 10.88 1 7 Kayshon Boutte 11 Westgate 10.97 8 Jereun Wagner 11 Ruston 11.02 9 Clydeterrious Thompson 11 Bogalusa 11.27
Updated Meet Information (CANCELED):
March 13, 2020: By order of the Governor of the State of Louisiana, because of the coronavirus, gatherings of more than 250 people have been banned in the state until at least April 13th, therefore the 2020 Allstate Sugar Bowl Track & Field Classic has been canceled. Thank you for your understanding and please join us next year from March 26-27.
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