The 2026 USATF National Youth Outdoor Championships have come to an end, and what a season to remember!
As we close out an unforgettable week in Huntsville, Alabama, our hearts are full of pride and gratitude. Every athlete, coach, parent, volunteer, sponsor, and supporter played a role in making this season one for the history books.
Massey Miracle Run is proud to be the 2026 USATF National Champions in the Boys 11–12 Division, finishing 1st Place Overall with 49 team points.
This championship wasn’t won by one athlete—it was earned through hard work, sacrifice, discipline, teamwork, and faith.
National Championship Performances
National Champion – Boys 11–12 Discus (PR)
Karson Fields
National Champion – Boys 11–12 Shot Put (PR)
Karson Fields
1st Place – Boys 4×100 Relay (7–8)
Ellis Wilson • Brock Smith • Xavier Woods • Brayson Pleasant
2nd Place – Boys 4×100 Relay (11–12)
Harrison Watson IV • Jacamrian Bynum • Marques Anderson • Willie Smith III
3rd Place – Girls 4×100 Relay (13–14)
Calesha Outley • Addison VanBuren • Makaylen Adams • Brooklynn Smith-Runner
4th Place – Boys 4×100 Relay (13–14)
Abayomi Charleston Jr. • Ladarius Chisley Jr. • Arin Wilhite • X’avier Williams
4th Place – Boys 1500M Race Walk
Bradynn Shaw
4th Place – Girls 1500M Race Walk
Keniya Cobbs
5th Place – Boys 15–16 3000M (PR)
Marquis Carter
5th Place – Girls 100M (13–14) (PR)
Brooklynn Smith-Runner
5th Place – Boys 11–12 Javelin
Marques Anderson
5th Place – Girls Javelin (13–14)
Kali Ellis
5th Place – Boys 11–12 High Jump (PR)
Willie Smith III
6th Place – Boys 11–12 Discus
Marques Anderson
6th Place – Boys 11–12 Shot Put
Marques Anderson
7th Place – Boys 800M (11–12)
Jacamrian Bynum
7th Place – Girls 4×400 Relay (13–14)
Calesha Outley • Addison VanBuren • Shakayla Nelson • Brooklynn Smith-Runner
8th Place – Boys 200M (13–14)
X’avier Williams
8th Place – Girls 200M (13–14) (PR)
Brooklynn Smith-Runner
8th Place – Girls Shot Put (13–14)
Kali Ellis
These medals and placings tell only part of the story. They represent the early mornings, long practices, endless sacrifices, discipline, perseverance, and faith. Every athlete who stepped onto the track or into the field represented MMR with pride and gave everything they had.
To every athlete, you’ve shown the nation what it means to wear the purple and lime green. Whether you stood on the podium, scored team points, earned a personal best, or simply had the opportunity to compete against the best in the country, you are all champions.
A major thank you to Coach Charles Smith and Coach Matthew Fields for your exceptional leadership, tireless dedication, and unwavering commitment to our athletes. Your countless hours of coaching, mentoring, encouraging, and believing in these young men and women helped make this National Championship possible. Thank you for building champions and helping lead MMR to the top of the nation.
Another special thank you goes to our Strength & Conditioning Coach, Big Ash. Your dedication behind the scenes has been a game changer for our program. Thank you for pushing our athletes to become stronger, faster, and mentally tougher every single day. Your commitment, passion, and belief in our athletes helped lay the foundation for this championship season. We appreciate your hard work and everything you do for the MMR family.
To all of our coaches, parents, families, sponsors, volunteers, and supporters, thank you. This championship belongs to every one of you. Your sacrifices, encouragement, and belief in our vision made this moment possible.
This season has come to an end, but our mission continues. We’ll celebrate this accomplishment, get back to work, and continue developing champions on and off the track.
We Are MMR!
2026 USATF Boys 11–12 National Team
Champions
49 Team Points
All Gas. No Brakes.
Eat! Eat! Eat!
