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Here is the list of athletes that will be running in the age-graded race at the Texas State University relays on Saturday, March 20, at 6:00 pm in Houston, Texas.

Joe Summerlin (Age 78) will run 136.92 meters

Bob Cozens (Age 73) will run 145.60 meters

Wayne Bennet (Age 73) will run 145.60 meters

Bill Collins (Age 59) will run 165.74 meters

Rick Riddle (Age 58) will run 166.96 meters

Mark Hastings (Age 55) will run 170.62 meters

Toney Mulhollan (Age 51) will run 175.56 meters

Damon Blakemore (Age 47) will run 180.62 meters

This is a star field of athletes and it should be a competitive and exciting race!

 

Last Updated (Wednesday, 10 March 2010 01:57)

 

Bob Cozens of the Houston Elite track club is in preparation for the upcoming 2010 Indoor National Championships that will be held in Boston, March 26-28.  Bob, age 73 will be competing in the 200 and 400 meter dashes.  In October 2009, Bob won the World Masters Games Championship 200 meter title in Sydney, Australia. He will be running in a special age graded 200 meter race at Texas State University relays on Saturday March 20 at 6:00 pm. in Houston, Texas.

 

Last Updated (Wednesday, 10 March 2010 01:55)

 

Members of Houston Elite Set Six Records at Masters Regionals

Starting with the women, Mignon Achi won her 400 meter race in 65.22 and was second in the 60 in a time of 8.53.  Rebecca Marvil who also runs for the Houston Harriers set two meet records in her age group 50-54, 1,500 in 5:36, and the 3,000 in 12:53.65.

Alan Sims in the 45-49 group set a record in the 60 meters at 7.81 and won the long jump in 5.62 meters. Bob Cozens won the 200 and 400 in the 70 plus group, 32.28, and 73.13 respectivley. Horace Grant set two records in the 55-59 age group; 200m 27.06, and in the 800m in 2:11.25.  Damon Blakemore in the 45-49 group set the 60 meter hurdle record in a time of 9.95.

Great job to all of you.  Many of these runners will be running in the Masters Indoor Nationals in Boston, Massachusetts at the end of the month.

Last Updated (Tuesday, 09 March 2010 16:57)

 

The United States men age 55-59 lead by Bill Collins 56.06 of Houston Elite took 1,2,3 in the 400 meter dash. Archie Glaspy 57.84 second, and another Houston Elite athlete George Haywood 58.28 took third.  This is George's second medal in these world championship games.  For Bill Collins this will make three times in a row at the World indoor Championships that he has completed the triple, by winning all three sprint events; the 60 meters, 200 meters and 400 meters.  He is the oldest runner in the field this year.  These guys will team up to run a 4 X 200 meters later on today.

Last Updated (Wednesday, 10 March 2010 00:51)

 

George Haywood, a member of the Houston Elite track club, won his first ever world championship medal on Wednesday March 3rd 2010.  George took 3rd in the mens 55-59 age bracket in the 200m dash. It was an exciting race as George came off the final turn in 4th, putting on a late charge at the end, and great lean, which resulted in a fall at the tape, but was all worth it as he was declared the 3rd place finish after review of the photo finsh.


We all are very proud of George, and wish him the very best in the rest of the meet, as he will be competing in the 400 meter dash finals on Saturday and as a member of the USA 4X200 meter relay team.

Last Updated (Wednesday, 10 March 2010 00:52)

 
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