We started the Hunt "TrackTown" invite in 2014. We've always taken a pic of the MVPs. In this thread, you will see them all.

💥 2014

S - Dan Lathrop (3200 9:06.21)
N - Manny Boffah (HJ 6'7")
E - Shederick Majors (100/200 10.75, 21.84)
C - Luke Winder (PV - 17'3") Image
"TrackTown" 2015

E - Christian Glass (100/200/400 10.78, 22.45, 51.29)
C - Kahmari Montgomery (100/200 10.67, 21.16)
S - John Partee (1:56.99 in 800)
N - DeVaughn Hrobowski (300 INT meet record 39.48)

@TrAckIsMine17 400m National Champ 2018, NCAA Champ 2019. 💥 PR 44.23 Image
"TrackTown" 2016

E - Prince Smith (110, 300 15.69, 40.76)
C - Mike Lyons (HJ, 6'7.5")
S - John Partee (800/1600 1:58.21, 4:26.96)
N - Jack Sebok (1600/3200 4:28.96, 9:47.13) Image
"TrackTown" 2017

N - Marcellus Moore (100/200 11.11/22.18)
E - Mitchell Kiska (100/400 11.38, 50.43)
S - Ben Thoms (110/300 14.78, 41.15)
C - Geremiah Lawson (LJ 21'3") Image
"TrackTown" 2018

S - Kaiser Giddie (4x4 3:27.37)
N - Marcellus Moore (100/200 10.71, 21.33)
C - Riley McIntyre (4x8)
E - Brian Keubeng (LJ 22'7") Image
"TrackTown" 2018

C - Jordan Facio (400 54.26)
N - Marcellus Moore (100/200 10.68, 21.48)
S - Christian Knowlton (3200/1600 10:00.71, 4:25.55)
E - Alex Babbington (State Champ HJ, 6'8")

💥 @_marcellusmoore won six gold medals in three state meets, PR 100 - 10.31, 200 - 20.88 Image
"TrackTown" team champions:

2014 - East
2015 - East
2016 - North
2017 - North
2018 - North
2019 - North
2020 - Covid
2021 - ????? Image

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