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Fr. Taran Taylor was 14th after 3 throws and failed to make the finals where the Top 8 throwers after 3 attempts receive 3 more attemptths. Jr. Aaron True did make the finals and finished the competition in 6th place with a throw of 232-8. Aaron was extremely consistent on his 6 throws throwing 232-3, 228-0, 227-6, 232-8, 231-3, 230-5. A very fine showing by Aaron.
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Great season wrap-up by WSUtv here including interviews with all the post-season stars of the team like Aaron True and Taran Tayor and lots from Coach Bolt..... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ju5G...ature=youtu.be
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Shocker Sophomore-To-Be advances to the final round of the long jump at the IAAF World U20 Championships with at jump of 24-10.5. The finals will be contested on Wednesday, July 11th.
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Rayvon went 24-11.75 in the finals but that was only good for 10th place in the IAAF U20 Worlds. The winner from Japan went 26-4.25.
All-in-all a a hell of a reshman year for the kid from St. Louis. Conratulations Rayvon. I'm sure the USA and Junior Worlds have been a great experience for Rayvon.
Shocker teammate Taran Taylor competes in the javelin early Friday morning at 1:30 a.m. CT.
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Taran had an off day throwing the javelin and could only manage 197-8 in Group B well below his best and well below his winning effort in the USA U20 Championhsips.
Still a hell of a freshman year for the young man from Arkansas City, perhaps a unexpected and surprisingly good year. And the Shocks have him around for 3 more years.
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Shocks welcome local product and the 2018 Kansas 5A 100m hurdles and 300m hurdles champion into the fold.
Here's a link to a video of his 5A 110m hurdle championship run.
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