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Four Florida sprinters made the trip to the west coast for the Brooks PR Invitational in Seattle with three athletes Jan'Taijah Ford, Brandon Cachon, and Chauncy Smart all finishing in the top three in their respective races, while Janaya Chambers was 7th in the girls 400m dash. Check out all the race videos and see what each had to say afterwards!
Watch all the post-race interviews with champions at the Brooks PR Invitational
Jon Davis repped IL well in the Brooks PR Mile
Watch Bryce Hoppel put it all out on the line to try and claim 800m gold at BrookrsPR.
Recent La Salle graduate finishes eighth in heavily-competitive race on Saturday. We have video footage.
At the bell lap, it was anyone's race but the Ohio state champion made it his!
The nation's top two ranked 800m runners raced for the first time in Seattle
Brie Oakley mixes it up with the field early in the Brooks PR two mile. Her final time of 10:08.89 puts her at #3 on the Colorado all-time list for the event. Photo by Travis Miller.
The future Oregon Duck ran 53.18 to win Brooks PR on a windy day
The Brooks PR 800m blew apart with 200m to go.
First races start at 1:30 PM PT (4:30 PM ET) today from the 2016 Brooks PR Invitational. Watch live HERE!
Auburndale junior Chauncy Smart (pictured above with his mom) and Barron Collier senior Chauncy Smart will compete in the Brooks PR Invitational Saturday in Seattle, Washington. They will compete in the 100m dash and 400m dash respectively and be joined their female counterparts from the Sunshine State. Northeast freshman Jantaijah Ford and Stanton Prep and UGA signee Janaya Chambers will also make the trip to the west coast and compete in the quarter mile. Our national team caught up with Smart and Cachon before the meet!
Find out more about this year's most inspiring coach
The Brooks PR Invitational is going to be hot!
Watch pre-meet interviews with top high school and professional competitors at Brooks PR
Meet the nominees for the 2016 Brooks Inspiring Coach of the Year award
Throwback Thursday to the greatest races in the history of Brooks PR
Jace Comick went from being an unknown his junior year to one of the best in the country in 2016.
Brittley Humphrey will end her prep career among the best in the nation at the Brooks PR meet. You can watch the action LIVE and FREE Saturday!
VA will not only be represented proudly and speedily in Greensboro this weekend but also in Washington and Boston this weekend. This of course is at the adidas Boost Games in Boston for the Dream 100 and 1500s and Brooks PR for some of the best single heat races of the year.
The Rush Henrietta junior prepares to chase the Olympic Trials standard of 2:03.00 this weekend in Seattle.
Three national-level meets on the docket this weekend for local athletes.
The Brooks PR Invitational will take place on Saturday June 18th. New Jersey is sending one high school athlete to the sixth annual running of the event.
National indoor mile champion Reed Brown will race Brooks PR this weekend
The top 10 performers in Brooks PR meet history in the girls 100m, 100m hurdles and 400m
The top-ranked sprinters and hurdlers in Brooks PR meet history
Meet the nominees for Brooks Inspiring Coach of the Year
Stanton Prep senior and UGA signee Janaya Chambers won the 3A state championship in the 400m dash at the 2015 state meet running a PR of 54.17. Chambers was invited to the Brooks PR Invitational where she 5th against the nation's top athletes. In 2016, she faced some setbacks that caused her to cut her senior season short and focus on school and her health. However, she was a little surprised when she was invited back to Seattle for the 2016 Brooks PR. We talk to her about getting the invite, the road back, and her plans for Saturday.
Check out which Texas athletes are heading to Seattle to compete in one of the most elite meets in the country!
Northeast High School freshman Jan'Taijah Ford had a spectacular 2016 season. Ford, or T1 as they call her, ran away with the 3A state title in the 400m dash in 54.01s and followed that up with a new personal best time of 53.77 to win Flo Golden South and give her an automatic ticket to the Brooks PR Invitational. We caught up with her to talk about her training leading up to Saturday, what she's looking forward to, and much more.
What to watch in every event at the Brooks PR Invitational
The nation's top three ranked 800m girls will compete in Seattle this weekend
The top 25 all-time list at Brooks PR in the boys 800m, mile and two mile
The top 25 girls in meet history in the 800m, mile and two mile
Aidan Tooker hits the track for a workout the day after anchoring the Saratoga Springs 4x800m (1:52) at the NY State Championships.
With the Olympic Trials 1500m standard under her belt, Aragon hopes to defend her Brooks PR 800m title vs. the World Youth champion this weekend
Aidan Tooker gets in a track workout on Sunday prepping for the Brooks PR 2 Mile this weekend.
Andrew Jordan is set to run in the Brooks PR Invitational 2-Mile on Saturday in Washington. Here is a look at what he has accomplished thus far in his HS career and a realistic look at what you might see from him in the 2-Mile this upcoming weekend.
Before Brandon Cachon heads off to UNC he will compete in one last meet, the Brooks PR Invitational in Seattle, Washington. The Barron Collier senior won the 3A state championship in the 400, anchored the 4x800m relay team, and was the 200m runner-up, helping his team to a runner-up trophy. Cachon wanted nothing more than to earn his ticket to Brooks PR by winning the 400m dash at Flo Golden South, but friend and competitor Tyrese Cooper stood in his way. However, he helped him to a SB 46.99 and the folks at Brooks took notice. We talked to Cachon about getting invited to this prestigious meet, his plans, and much more!
The 400 meters at Brooks PR will have a distinctly Colorado feel to it, with Becca Schulte, Caleb Ojennes, and Mia Coats all competing in the event. Photos by Alan Versaw.
Auburndale junior Chauncy Smart is hungry. Hungry to prove he is one of the fastest sprinters not just in Florida, but in the rest of the country. Smart a two-sport standout in both football and track, clocked a then US#1 time of 10.30w to win the Pepsi Florida Relays. In fourteen races, he tallied two losses, with the last coming at the 3A state championship meet, a heartbreaking photo finish that saw him come up one one-hundredth of a second from the win. Following the meet, Smart thought his year was done, no postseason plans on the horizon, and spring football practice looming. He says he switched from his track spikes and laced up his cleats gearing up for the gridiron.
Isaiah now has a shot at redemption to prove himself against the best athletes in the US at Brooks PR on June 18th.
Daniel Nixon was the surprise winner of the Flo Golden South 800m to garner an auto invite to the Brooks PR
Check out who's on the start list for the Brooks PR Invitational on June 18 in Seattle
The Flo Golden South Invitational will be held on Saturday, May 28 in Clermont, Florida
Relive the magic as four athletes punch their tickets to the Brooks PR Invitational!
The Mt. SAC Relays Mile and 3200m are automatic qualifiers for the Brooks PR Invitational