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Team USA Medals
Total Medals: 21
With 21 medals, Team USA has bettered the U.S. World Junior team from 1994
that won 17 medals in Lisbon, Portugal, and now has the most ever medals by a
U.S. junior team. This same team also won more medals than the senior Team USA that
competed at the 2001 World Championships in Edmonton. That team brought home 19
medals.
Medal Breakdown
| Gold - 9 |
Lauryn Williams |
100m |
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Monique Henderson |
400m |
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Darold Williamson |
400m |
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Antwon Hicks |
110m H |
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Lashinda Demus |
400m H |
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Andra Manson |
High Jump |
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Mens 4x100m |
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Womens 4x400m |
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Mens 4x400m |
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| Silver - 5 |
Sanya Richards |
400m |
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Jon Fortenberry |
400m |
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Kenneth Ferguson |
400m H |
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Sean Shields |
Shot Put |
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Womens 4x100m |
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| Bronze - 7 |
Marshevet Hooker |
100m |
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Willie Hordge |
100m |
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Sanya Richards |
200m |
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Wes Felix |
200m |
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Bershawn Jackson |
400m H |
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Trevell Quinley |
Long Jump |
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Laura Gerraughty |
Shot Put |
Records Broken
- Lashinda Demus - World Junior record - Women's 400m H - 54.70
- Relay Team of Ashton Collins, Wes Felix, Ivory Williams and Willie Hordge
- World Junior record - Mens 4x100m - 38.92
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Andra Manson - American Junior record - Men's High Jump - 2.31m/7-7.75
- Relay Team of Christina Hardeman, Monique Henderson, Tiffany Ross and
Lashinda Demus - American Junior record - Womens 4x400m - 3:29.95
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