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Quincy Wilson Lowers Under-18 400m Record to 44.10 Seconds

He now sets his sights on the U.S. Outdoor Championships with his future collegiate or professional plans still undecided.

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Overview

  • Wilson clocked 44.10 seconds in the 400m at the Ed Murphey Classic on July 12, shaving 0.10 off his previous under-18 world record and outpacing senior rivals like Bryce Deadmon.
  • The performance ties him for the fourth-fastest 400m time globally this season across both junior and senior fields.
  • Coach Joe Lee accepted the traditional champagne award on Wilson’s behalf to comply with U.S. drinking-age laws.
  • Lee deliberately reduced Wilson’s competition schedule this year to balance elite training with high school commitments and prevent burnout.
  • Wilson will compete at the U.S. Outdoor Championships at month’s end and faces a choice between pursuing collegiate athletics or turning professional.