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Boys and girls indoor track compete at nationals

Andrew Wu, Copy Editor
March 21, 2025
Freshman Fenton Million represents Ocean Lakes as he runs the 800-meter dash and achieves a final time of 2:03.61 on March 14, 2025. He looks forward to making improvements, keeping himself and those around him proud.
Khadija Sissoko
Freshman Fenton Million represents Ocean Lakes as he runs the 800-meter dash and achieves a final time of 2:03.61 on March 14, 2025. He looks forward to making improvements, keeping himself and those around him proud.

Indoor track faced off at the New Balance Nationals in Boston, Ma. Qualified athletes were given an opportunity to compete from March 13 to March 16, 2025.

Freshmen Fenton Million, Carmen Johnson, Nathen Varghese and Isaac Richardson, junior Quinton Suber and seniors Brody Lewis, Devin McGill and ZayQuan Renolds represented Ocean Lakes at the meet.

“My goal heading into this competition was to break the school record or to make all-American,” freshman Carmen Johnson said.

Carmen was ranked third in the nation among freshmen girls in the 500-meter dash (1:15.90) and 13th in the 400-meter dash (58.78).

Isaac Richardson was ranked 15th among freshmen boys in the 800-meter run (2:02.35). Fenton Million was ranked 24th in the 800-meter dash (2:03.61) and 21st in the 1600-meter run (4:32:28). Nathen Varghese was ranked 44th in the 800-meter race (2:05.53).

In addition, Quinton, Brody, Devin and Zayquan placed 31st in the Boys 4×200 Relay Championship.

“Getting to be part of such a big exciting competition as a freshman was a blessing, and I hope I’ll return again next year,” freshman Fenton Million said.

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Andrew Wu
Andrew Wu, Copy Editor
Andrew, a senior, is a fourth-year journalism student and copy editor for The Current. He enjoys playing basketball and hanging out with friends outside of school. After high school, he plans to pursue an engineering degree in college.
Khadija Sissoko
Khadija Sissoko, Editor-in-Chief
Khadija Sissoko is a third-year journalist and Editor-in-Chief of The Current. As a middle child of six, she enjoys traveling and spending time with her family. She is the National Student Council Secretary, SCA President, FBLA President, Latin Honor Society Editor, Founder of the Cultural Appreciation Club and a year-round athlete on the cross country and track team. Outside of school, she enjoys baking, graphic design and spending time in nature. In the future, she hopes to become an entrepreneur.