THIS could DESTROY the Penn Relays?! || He BROKE the HS record, and STILL LOST to Jamaica!
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- Опубликовано: 27 май 2024
- Jamaican #sprinting athletes have dominated the Penn Relays for years. But now many #ncaatrackandfield teams don't show up, and Jamaica's #highschooltrackandfield teams are winning everything.
0:00 Why Penn Relays is a BIG DEAL!
3:33 NOBODY tells you THIS about Penn Relays!
4:47 NCAA sprinters SHOWED out at Penn Relays!
6:10 Jamaican high schools DOMINATED the Penn Relays!
8:40 The best high school track recruits SHOWED out at Penn Relays!
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You should comr to Boy's amd Girl's Champs in Jamaica next March 2025 to see good stuff
Champs looks like a time was HAD ever since time I watch the records.
I'm accustomed to the greatness I'm Kingstonian !!!
Am old enuff to afmit dis..bk in my days going to Andrews, Boys’ Champs was the chance to mingle with boys…we neva ‘big’ pon the races, stats etc….lol…loved me some KC dven doah JC was our ‘Brother’ school….nice times dem times….
Coach you have it very wrong. USA vs the World is not what brings the Jamaican crowd to Penns. If you remove the Jamaican high scoops from the meet you are likely to see an empty stadium.
Word !!
Jamaica little but them tallahwah!
Facts 💯💯
True Dat.
What we are witnessing with Quincy Wilson of Bullis is nothing short of phenomenal. He is (16!) and ran a 44 split in the 4x4 TWICE in one day. A truly special talent.
Remind me of that Christopher Taylor 😅😅😅 just that he did it a year earlier and a Lil faster too
@@Sportsbibblenot at 16 tho
Quincy is a future four hundred world or Olympic champion. I am looking forward to see him.
He can be if America take care of him a lot of stars fall off too early
Thank You for highlighting us 🇯🇲. Likkle but wi Tallawah!
I’m from New Jersey so I’ve been going to Penns since high school and I also went when I was in college. The year Bolt came to Penns was surreal. My friend was a high jumper and was on the field competing during the 4x1 Bolt was on. Based on where the high jump is located he pretty much had a front row seat of the race. I remember being sooooo jealous of him because the girls never jump on Saturday.
It’s still nice seeing the top Jamaican high schoolers show out, but the atmosphere was sooooo different when you had usa vs the world.
Jamaica is known for sprints and people only see Jamaica as a sprint country. They have locked Jamaica into a box and are not realising that Jamaica is improving in other events. such as the jumps and the throws. They almost swept the medal in the mens long jump at the last World Championships finishing 2nd , 3rd and 4th.
when i first started watching the relays,jamaica was called the brutish west indies.remember george rhoden,arthur wint les laing and herb mckinley..3.03.09
Jamaican kids been competing in track and field since Grade School, they have "Sports Day" where the houses/team color, similar to harry Potter-Gryffindor, compete for the school championship. Then the best in the school compete against other schools. Jamaicans LOVE the tenacity in Quincy because they like competing with the best. You should go to ISSA Champs next year as there is NO OTHER High School Competition like it. Make sure to eat some yam, banana, dumpling, drink coconut water the natural food that fuel we body. Try to visit the countryside and runup some hill like de country pickney dem because dem can RUN Usain, Sherika, Elaine, Hydel, Edwin Allen etc......
Tell them again please.
Yes yes yes...exactly how it goes 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Texas alone has 3 4x100 teams sub 40 seconds, I don’t remember seeing them there. It’s basically Jamaica vs. the upper East Coast. Y’all have to remember track is Jamaica’s #1 sport, this event didn’t even make tv in the states. We lost many guys from our U20 teams to football, with Erriyon Knighton (19.5) almost being one of them. Our best athletes usually play other sports.
Soccer is Jamaicans number 1 sport they just aren't the best at it, you think track is their number 1 sport because they are the best at it
@Eastsidecrime might be their favorite sport but track is their #1 sport. I don't ever remember seeing a Jamaican national team, let alone see them do anything in soccer.
Great comment...yes we Jamaicans take track seriously....back in the day we all look up to the USA track stars...now most athletes are staying in Jamaica to enhance their career...the USA Vs the World is why we go to Penns and to see the best of the best Jamaican High school kids run....we must keep the sport alive thanks for your knowledge and report
You need to come to boys and girls championship to see our athletes in action ❤❤❤❤!
The Jamaicans are world class .
In track only, basketball and football gets the best athletes in the usa $$$
@@coryservant5727only usa takes basketball and egg ball seriously 😂..
Man picked usa based sports to make a point is sad...
@@datname1939 both make young black men multi millionaire!🤔
@@coryservant5727 has ntn to do with the original statement. But it makes a negligible amount of genetically gifted and hard working young men millionaires and makes the Hndful of people who own their contracts billionaires. Means ntn in general and absolutely ntn at all to the point being made. It's just a sad attempt to belittle others because you felt small for a moment.
@@datname1939
What are you even talking about?
According to you, Jamaica, with less than 3 million, is half the size of New York City at 19 million. I think your calculator is broken!
Thats New York metro area .
This is a really good event ..so good.Those JAMAICANS are the real deal They can run like I have never seen They keep putting out great runners American high school have to take it as serious as the Jamaican.I have to give credit where it is due👍
If you mean taking Penn Relays serious you might be half right.
If you mean usa high schools don't track seriously then you are wrong.
They do but almost all the best USA high school sprinters are most likely going to play football in college.
Plus the best teams lately rarely go to Penn Relays because of meets that qualify them for states.
youre right on the money again coach,great take on a great event
I don’t think this is anything new at the Penn Relays. Jamaican High schools have been dominating the finals since the 1960’s. How does Coach Rob not know that?
Coach has been sleeping 😀
USA has three or four teams that have ran under 40 seconds all year in the 4x100m
I don't think he doesn't know this.
And he didn't even mention why bullis didn't win the 4 x 400 for Boys.
And of Texas schools were in the boys 4 x 100 the outcome of this meet could have been so different.
You totally missed the fact that Quincy almost walked both Jamaican teams down after his teammate fail
Hands down my favorite domestic track meet. I wish there was a way to get more TX, CA and FL kids there.
There's better competition for Texas high schools to just stay in Texas and run. I get it, it would be good for the fans and all, but from a competition standpoint, it will be just Texas against themselves. We have multiple sub 40's every year and as far as this year, multiple sub 40's in the same races week after week. High schools here would make the finals and possibly even place at an NCAA national championship. Most D1's wouldn't even place at a Texas high school meet.
LOL so your other 47 states cant compete with the Jamaican schools so now you need CA TX and FL? lol
Quincy Wilson is a monster. USA would have easily won if it wasn't for that fall. Crazy that that happened twice.🤦🏽♂️ Bad day at the office 🤷🏾♂️
when i started warching the relays,it was already 50 years old in the 40s
How old are you now???
I ran in the Penn Relay's in high school in the 80's. An amazing event for any track athlete.
I look forward to the Penn Relays each year. In 1963 our school's mile relay won the Independent School's Championship of America event at the Penn Relays. I was a junior running third leg. Our coach told me that my job that day, was to break the race open because the anchor from Choate Academy (out of Boston I think; we were a small Catholic Prep school from Newark, NJ) was running 48 second quarter miles and we would need about a 15 yard advantage at the start of the fourth leg if we were to win. We did win, and now my Penn Relay watch comes out each year, now, for the week of the event.
For the amount of yards, meters behind the Jamaicans that Quincey started, at least 60 meters of which he made up to 5 meters at the finish that tells me that head to head he will next run a contender into the ground. Stay humble Quincey, you are blessed.
I miss USA vs The World. Those races for sure brought fans to their feet. Jamaican flags waving everywhere, American flags everywhere. I remember watching Michael Johnson run and when he was done, he threw his track sneakers into the crowd for any lucky fan. Maybe they can bring USA vs The World tback to the Penn Relays every other year or during an Olympic year. For some of us track fans, USA vs The World maybe the closest we get to seeing our favorite professional runners that close. And the young man from Bullis.. .. Quincy Wilson, his performance was AMAZING !!. Congrats to Quincy and his coaching staff. Have a great day everyone! 😀
Does Miller eibo always win the 4x4 for bahamas? It's a relay not individual race
US vs the world??? We are the world 🇯🇲 😂!!! Jamaica to the world !!! Pray that Jamaica continues to support Penn Relays because if ever they were to boycott this meet one year or stop participating at ALL levels then that would be the END of Penn Relays as a viable track meet.
Yes world leaders in crime based on % of population.
Would leaders in track suspensions based on population.
The list goes on. Most likely the world leader of living in other countries other than the one you are born in.
Re high schools at penn … as u pointed out most h.s. Competing @ penn are east coast schools which are under the gun because unlike Jamaica can’t train most of the year b/c of seasonal weather… not taking anything away from Jamaica teams but east coast may only get 2-3 weeks of outdoor practice in before penn b/c of weather and low temps…4x1 especially b/c stick work…note that teams (sprint team) coming from warmer areas of the country for the most part do well… as for the big names that are missing its all about the $$… if the $$ was there , they’d be there too… keep up the energy, coach
I also ran at the mighty Penn Relays, in high school and college. Still regardless there is no meet like it in the world ! Bare none! It’s track and field holy ground short of speak.
I’m commenting early idk if he touched on this but remember the US top teams do not commonly always go to Penn it’s mostly the best Jamaicans HS in that country vs Regional/East Coast American teams.
Jamaica too the world🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Easy Coach Rob. Dun know
Let's keep it a buck. If it wasn't for that fall, that 400 final would have turned out different.
@wesleysims5435 You don’t want to go down that road of ( if) because Kingston College didn’t bring their top 400m runners, so we have a lot of if to go around.
You are thinking because Quincy Wilson is running one leg of the race make bullies the favorite to win, relays are team effort not one individual…
@tyeguy5373 I'm not playing the if game to that degree. The top US teams weren't even there. I'm just speaking on the teams that participated. The fall clearly affected the outcome of that particular race.
@@wesleysims5435the top usa high school teams still wouldn't be able to compete with the top jamaican high school teams... Jamaica holds the high school world record in the 4by100 and 4by400 for a reason.... furthermore you can play what if all you want but you have no way of knowing... it's apart of the race, if it wasn't their petition would have gone through but it didn't.
@@wesleysims5435they lost and that's okay. Move on, and hope they learn to stay on their feet in a race. Got to pay attention, dropping in back to back heats is wild.
Hey coach Rob how come there weren't any teams at Penn relays like dunkenville or asthma to compete against the Jamaican high school teams
They have their district meet at this every year and cannot attend meets outside of the state at that time.
@@SomebodysGottaDye Exactly
Come to the Issa boys and girls champs next year in Jamaica.
With all do respect it’s not all the best High School in the South they are doing State playoffs right now so none are attending because of the timing Louisiana and Texas
Jamaica has the world high school records in the 4 x 100 and 4 x 400 for both boys and girls. I believe the girls and boys might also have the 4 x 800 record.
1st off, shot out to Jamaica for having a great showing, the next couple of years looks bright for them. That 4x4 anything could happen. On a clean (no falls) run I’d take Bullís 4x4 over any high school team. Hey, but falls are part of the sport.
So true about Jamaica I saw the 4x100 boys winning from Camper down the finish was spectacular I'm hoping to see the captain from camper down competing some day in the Track and Field competition !!!
You didnt see him at the world Championship last year?? He came 4th in 4mh running with the big men!
@@irefermorris Think about your statement a high school student placed 4th in the 4th in the World Championship
@@SAM-fq3qw if you are talking Roshawn Clarke that captain from 2022? He did come 4th last year!
@@irefermorris I saw him in Jamaica at their championship he looks promising
He actually broke the world u20 400mh at worlds last year! 47:34and is the 🇯🇲 national record in that event! He is a special one!
Have you ever been to Champs? if not fly to Jamaica and get the experience, when you witness the conveyor belt with your own two eyes then you will understand why American high schools will never have a chance in the Penn relays
Never have a shot? While JA hs teams won a lot there are times when USA HS teams win! There is your chance.
@@mattsilva4377 when last has any U.S HS won any 4x1 male or female
@@mattsilva4377 Not true Since the 1980s the US high schools hardly ever win. Go look at the stats
@@mrxces69 Do you read to comprehend? Read again!
@@mattsilva4377 Ok Answer me this, when last has an American HS won the 4x1 male or female?
How did a team drop a baton on the ground and pick it up and not be disqualified
I competed as a high schooler twice at the Penn Relays, and there is no other meet as fun and competitive, along with as many fans in attendance in America.
Also all of the fastest hs athletes are down south or in Texas. Most of the schools there were up north schools. Down south schools and Texas schools have faster time because it’s warm all year around
So this little Island dominates the schools on the entire East Coast of the big bad USA with all the resources available? When you have the usual 6 to 8 Jamaican schools in a final most years then no amount of excuse matters. The fact is Jamaica is dominant
@@mrxces69 yes Jamica is dominant but context is important. Look at hs times in PA then look at hs times in Florida and Texas it’s a big difference. A program and coach makes all the difference in track. Also with resources very few hs schools up north have indoor facilities most of them are just sprinting hallways. Down south, Texas and Jamaica don’t have to worry about that they can just train outside year round
I’ve been going to the Penn Relays since I was 12. It used to be the best college and world class athletes. Now it’s about the future stars in track. It’s still great tho!
Check the parent pools see where they are originally from
Have any of the HS from Texas ever been invited they run some very fast sprint relays and would give the Jamaican schools some competition.
The US. Vs World was not always a big deal. Additionally, April is early during the Olympic year.
USA vs The World was definitely the meet. 🔥🔥🔥🔥
IF Bullis didn't fall on second exchange they would've won.
The yielded under the pressure. Jamaican schools continue top dominate
@@mrxces69 tripping over another runner is not yielding under pressure. Did you watch the race?
@@treyj4007 the jitters got in their way bro. Bullis HS tried to bully Hydel HS several times on the curves and were unsuccessful as Hydel stood firm. Bullis did cause some issues to other team like Edwin tho
There no if in track buddy
That was in the Heats, what happened in the finals?
Jamaica has been dominating the Penn Relays since 1964. They even went 27 straight years without losing a single race. Jamaica dominance was so bad that the meet organizers had to change the formats to allowed American schools to walk away with medals, too, by creating big schools vs. big schools and small schools vs. small schools. So this dominance didn't just start. Since 1912, Jamaica has been the world's top high school program on earth, and that'll never change anytime soon...🤔
I was in the Triple jump, it was the first time in my life i've been beat that bad😭
Got top 6 though
Congrats
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like 1-2 people in the 4x400 fell per heat 💀
Ironically, the best in US HS boys 4X100m wasn't at the Penn Relays . Just Texas top 3 at a state meet are performing at sub 40secs. The US record 38.8 with 3rd at around 39? And as for the 4X400m Bullis boys had some bad luck with dropping the baton. I really minus that debacle , Bullis was wellon it's way to around 3.10or faster for the win .
Do they realize this the Bullis runner fell Quincy waa running from behind again.
I enjoyed most of it, I do wish you did not show that poor kid from Utah falling so many times, that will haunt him the rest of his life.
They were not the only ones that fell, they just have to work on their presence of mind...aka; look before you leap.
@@M.O.G. it showed the same fall at least 4 or 5 times, if so many fell show some of the others. I remember watching that race, the team was one of the only HS teams not from Jamaica or the Eastern Seaboard and they were in the lead of the 4 by 800 up until the end, the kid gave everything he had.
@@marktaylor1799 I saw quite a few that fell and from different teams, including a few girls.
They were all during the relay exchanges.
Also one or two fell at the finish line.
You would have to watch a lot of the relays in order to see all of them.
That's all.
@M.O.G. If you like watching kids be embarrassed by showing their failure over and over it does not speak well for you.
@@marktaylor1799 Knock it off man!
Grow up!
I saw them fall and didn't see it they way you perceived it.
So it could be your fears and your feeble mindedness that is getting the better of you.
Did it go viral?
I rest my case.
What are the reasons why USA vs the world is no longer???I hv been doing Penn before USA vs the world. Not sure if going bk next yr. I am Jamaican and I am tired of the dominance, I like clashes. Only Bullis does that on the HS platform.
no texas or florida hs at penn relays…. there doing there state meets at this time..
Who is hungry makes the difference
Meets like the Penn should just be on cable
When you don't have your best high schools in the country at the meet Jamaica will continue to dominate.
That’s because World relays the following week
It’s a right of passage -penn relays
You’re not reporting anything new they’ve been winning since the 60s if I’m not mistaken
quincey wilsons carry in the boys 4x400 was monumental..if he stays in school 3 more years,bullis will get hawthornes outdoor record of 3,07
@danburby7936 Quincey on his way to college his high school days is over I hope he stay healthy…
@@tyeguy5373 He is only a sophomore 2 more years before college
The 2024 Penn relays was the worse a ever seen the finals need to be a 2 heat final Questions need to be answer in the boys 4x4 finals with Bullis getting trip twice is still puzzing
Yeah, the relays were good, but unfortunately, it's not 🚭🚫 on Peacock, ESPN, CBS sports and NBC sports and ABC sports but a Penn Flo Channel which was bits and picks: yeah, the Americans were beaten on their own soil, but that means that they know what to do next time, unfortunately, we have students in our high schools that want to represent another country but achieve the opportunity and benefit over here and practiced together with the Americans; and that principle is the same in the collegiate too as well as international programs for the university that provides for them; yeah, the Jamaican podcasts boasted when their high schoolers won the championship and the others medalled beaten the best of the Americans in high schools and colleges (universities) and personally, the Jamaicans came to medal in first, second, and third and they achieved that goal to which they said that they practiced hard and harder to achieve that goal and now the American athletes who represent America know what to do to adjust and progresses to another gear so it's good practice for us true AMERICANS who represent this country USA; the Nigerian attending the international program here and benefits in that program as an opportunity to achieve his goal for his country and it's the same thing of high schoolers who changed allegiance like JF, JCQ, and others! Thanks for sharing your podcast and I enjoyed it! But if the Tennessee anchor of the 800 m had not fallen, they might have won because that team was ahead but he looked back and fallen and I know that his team was extremely upset and I was disappointed because it's another boasting from the Jamacaian team who showed no sportsmanship and were rude, winning is one thing being annoyed is something else when you are questioning about your opponents and that was not 🚭🚫 cool!!!
USA have far to many that the high school talent isn't concentrated on or within track and field. Football, Basketball, and Baseball/Softball alone takes up majority of that talent because in the USA they far surpass the popularity and interest level high school kids have for track and field. ON TOP of that... Jamaica is only relevant in 2 sprint distances the 100 & 200 meter races! After which they're pretty much a non-factor and unheard of for the rest of the event. Tell me, you ever seen a Jamaican high school or Pro team win the Overall TEAM Title at a USA or World Track & Field championship...... NO!!! In world competition the USA vs Jamaica medal count is STILL (an will be) A LOT to a little, AND THAT's FACTS!!!
Training wise. If you are a sprinter in HS training in The North Eastern United States leading up to April you are not going to compete with the training these kids get In Jamaica hell those kids can’t even compete with warmer US states lol.
It’s an Olympic year, they not going to compete here on an Olympic year.
Teams from Texas and Florida are the fastest in the country and they don't run at Penn. So slow your roll!
Boys and girls championship in Jamaica is the best high school meet in the world ask word althetics give us a flowers every year we dominate Penn and its not our meet all our school dominate the meets
You are forgetting one critical point, for the US high school teams we are in the middle of our outdoor season so we are not peaking as yet Jamaica has already finished there season and completed their championship. also what is the age of the jamaican teams. its literally men(Jamaica) vs boys. thats why when you watch the jr olympics the jamaican national teams feature people you rarely see at penn because the penn athletes are too old.
You are taking BS as Jamaicans graduate from HS at at earlier age 16-17 as oppose to 18-19
Why the hell do they have those dangerous aluminum lane dividers on the damn track?
I believe they should move this event to somewhere else.
Just like Diamond League and the Olympics and World Cup.
If America dominated I wonder if u would be singing a different tune
U say "they" (the US) didn.t run fast as they could". Deep in that pointed narrow heart, U know Jamaica is the dynamite ass whupper.
Yeah btw for all the high school talent what happened to the men's sprints for years after Bolt left?
Jamaica was the ones taking a beating.
He didn't break the national record because the record is 44.6 and his time was 44.3, but a relay split doesn't count. Still pretty amazing though Jesus he's only 16.
I'm sure Jamaica isn't running with 16-year-olds like this kid is.
@randolprichardsjr because they have their important regional meets across the state of Texas. HS teams from Texas never come to Penn.
What? They afraid of something?
Texas is one of 50 US states. Jamaica has a population that is smaller than New York City and smaller than the least populated State. The fact that such a small country is able to dominate this meet for so many decades is quite incredible.
@@JayDublow afraid of what? Running 38.9. Do your homework. Duncanville ran 39 and atascocita ran 38.9 almost a month ago. How can you compare? Prior to the Bolt era. Jam was just another country that got smoked by the US. Athletics rivals that of football in Jamaica in popularity. It is not quite as popular in the US. Just imagine all the untapped talent in a population of 300 million. It would be incomprehensible. Furthermore, if Jam is soo darn good why do all those prep athletes come to college in the US? Why not attend UTECH or another university there? Hmmm 🤔 scared, I laugh!
@@mattsilva4377 hilarious! You left off soooo much! You can't change or rearrange it bro. The stats about Penns as it relates to JA is sitting in your face. Why try to fight it? You can't.
@mattsilva4377 prior to Bolt era? Do you know how many Jamaican athletes ran before the so called bolt Era😅😅😅