Recently, in the men's 60m hurdles preliminaries of the NCAA-ACC Divisional Indoor Athletics Championships, Quinningham from Florida State University performed well, stepping in 7.40 seconds to create PB, ranking second in NCAA history and the second best result of the year. You know, this is 0.01 seconds faster than the world's hurdles celebrity Liu Xiang!
Trey Quinningham was born in 1998 and currently attends Florida State University. Quinningham is a very strong player. This year's men's 60m hurdles, he set a record of 7.51 seconds, 7.47 seconds and 7.42 seconds in a row. You know, the 7.42 seconds is only 0.01 seconds slower than the mainland player Liu Xiang. These are enough to prove Quinningham's strengths and future potential. The genius teenager set a new personal record again a few days ago, achieving a personal best of 7.40 seconds in the indoor 60-meter hurdles, this time, 0.01 seconds faster than Liu Xiang!
At the 2012 IAAF Indoor Grand Prix in Birmingham in the men's 60m hurdles, Liu Xiang beat Robles to win the 7.41 seconds to break the Asian record, and it is still exciting to look back. Flyer Liu Xiang participated in 5 indoor world championships and won 1 gold, 2 silver and 1 bronze medal. In 2003, the flyer Liu Xiang first played in the indoor world championships, and finally won the bronze medal with a time of 7.52 seconds, the 2004 Budapest indoor world championships, after a year, the bronze medal became silver, and in 2008, the flyer Liu Xiang won the gold medal with a time of 7.46 seconds, which was very good. Liu Xiang is the best athlete in Chinese athletics and even In Asian athletics. Today, youngsters are on the rise, and a new generation of track and field athletes are shining on the field.
Quinningham is a strong contender for the NCAA-ACC Divisional Indoor Athletics medal and has been doing very well recently. At the Tyson Invitational, Trey Quinningham qualified in 7.54 seconds and 7.42 seconds in the final, making him the 22nd master in history. If he continues to work hard and play steadily, in the near future, he should be able to bring us more outstanding results. Kuningham is now 23 years old, and his career is still a long way off, with more unknowns to explore and discover.
Quinningham not only had a great result in the competition, but also improved very quickly, and was a rising track and field star. This college student shows us the strength and vitality of young athletes, achieves self-breakthrough again and again, and lets people see the unlimited potential he is full of, so we can expect this talented teenager to have more amazing performances in the future! Expect him to achieve the next faster 0.01!