Flo Golden South 2016

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Classic Boys 800m F3 - Brooks PR Qualifier - Daniel Nixon 1:51 May 29, 2016

Daniel Nixon zoomed to a 1:51.64 to win the 800m at Flo Golden South 2016, who will win this year?This year, Flo Golden South will be a Brooks PR qualifier in four events. Whoever wins each of those respective events will receive a Golden Ticket to Brooks PR on June 17, 2017.Events:Boys 100mBoys 110HGirls 100mGirls 100HCLICK HERE TO REGISTER NOW(Registration closes Wednesday, May 24th @ 11:59 pm EST)Last years Flo Golden South had some stud entries including....Ashton Endsley (2017) - 1600m - 4:48.18, 3200m - 10:25.51Gabrielle Jennings (2016) - 800m - 2:15.69, 1600m - 4:58.92Mackenzie Ellison (2017) - 800m - 2:12.81Jake Shewbert (2016) - 1600m - 4:11.64, 3200m - 8:58.78Tyrese Cooper (2019) - 400m - 45.23, 100m - 10.36, 200m - 20.46Jayla Kirkland (2017) - 100m - 11.33, 200m - 23.15Amaru Patterson (2017) - 100m - 11.57,  200m - 23.65William Hunsdale (2017) - 1600m - 4:14.93, 3200m - 9:04.10Dalton Hengst (2018) - 1600m PR 4:08.04, 3200m - 8:56.96Tamari Davis (2021) - 100m - 11.55, 200m - 23.38Don't miss out join the meet now for your chance to make it to Brooks PR. Related Links:2016 Race Videos2016 Photos2016 Results 2017 Flo Golden South Meet Page

Classic Boys 400m Final - Brooks PR Qualifier May 29, 2016

Last year at Flo Golden South Tyrese Cooper crushed a 46.46 to take home the win and the Brooks PR Golden Ticket. Watch the race above and check out more from this years Flo Golden South below. Related Links:Results Videos Articles 

Classic Boys 100m Final - Brooks PR Qualifier May 29, 2016

Last year, Daniel Estrada won the 100m dash earning himself a trip to the Brooks PR Meet at the end of the year.  His 10.61 edged out Shaun Shivers 10.76 for the 100m title. Who will win the 100m this year punching themselves a ticket to Brooks PR?Related Links:2016 Race Videos2016 Photos2016 Results 2017 Flo Golden South Meet Page

American Heritage Senior McKinly Brown Set To Tackle Hurdle Fields At Flo Golden South May 27, 2016

The most exciting non Brooks PR qualifying race could be the boys 110m hurdles. We profile American Heritage senior McKinly Brown who owns the most state titles in the field, but might just be the most overshadowed. Brown will also compete in his favorite event the 400m hurdles and has more experience than his competition with the 4th fastest time in the country to his credit.

NC Athletes at Flo Golden South May 27, 2016

Daniel Estrada travels south to take on some serious competition in the 100 and 200, accompanied by a handful of top NC athletes.

Flashback Friday: Trayvon Bromell Looks Back At Golden South Experience May 27, 2016

New Balance professional Trayvon Bromell, one of the best young sprinters in the country, ran the Golden South Classic three times in his high school career and won the 100m race as a senior in 10.27s! We caught up with Trayvon to talk about his memories of the Golden South Classic and it's springboard to future success.

Best Of The Last Decade: Golden South Girls Field Events May 26, 2016

Current Florida Gators Darrielle McQueen (pictured) and Kimani Rushing are the only two to clear 40 feet in the triple jump in the last ten years at Golden South. McQueen leaped 40'1.25" in 2013 while Rushing went 40'0.5" in 2015. We take a look at the top 50 girls marks in EVERY field event at Golden South in the past decade.

Best Of The Last Decade: Golden South Boys Field Events May 26, 2016

Spruce Creek's Jeffrey Spence leaped 24'2" to win the long jump crown at the 2015 Golden South Classic. Spence's mark is the only over 24 feet in meet history over the last decade. Can anyone go over 24 feet in 2016 at Flo Golden South? We take a look at the top 50 boys field event marks since 2006.

WATCH: Amuru Patterson Prepares For Flo Golden South & Postseason May 26, 2016

Haines City junior Amuru Patterson opened up eyes all season when she ran 11.57w at the Pre-State and followed that up with wind legal times of 11.63 and 11.64 at district and regionals and 23.85 in the 200 at the same regional meet. Patterson went onto win her first two state titles, capturing gold in the 100 and 200m dash for class 4A. See what she's been up to in the two weeks since and how she is preparing for Flo Golden South and the rest of the postseason.