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Willie Davenport Olympian Track and Field Clinic February 7, 2015 James Logan High School 8:00 A.M Willie Davenport Olympian Track and Field Clinic February 7, 2015 James Logan High School 8:00 a.m. — 5:00 p.m. Cost: $25 per person/ $350 per Team 2015 Clinic Speakers John Carlos Kenny Harrison Mac Wilkins Mike Powell Karin Smith technologyEddie Hart Andre Phillips Crazy George Ray Norton Reynaldo Brown Tommie Smith For more information please call Coach Lee Webb at 510-304-7172 or email at [email protected] Willie Davenport Olympian Track and Field Clinic James Logan High School Contact Lee Webb-510-304-7172 February 7 2015 8:00-9:00 Registration 9:00-4:00 Events website:logantrackandfield.com Individuals $25.00 Youth $10.00-8th grade and under Team $350.00 Team of 50+ $500.00 Learn-by doing clinic for all ages Special Guests and Clinicians Tommie Smith and John Carlos Kenny Harrison-American Record Holder and Olympic Champion Triple Jump Stephanie Brown-Trafton-2008 Olympic Champion Discus Reynaldo Brown-2 Time Olympian High Jump Mike Powell-World Record Holder Long Jump Mac Wilkins-Former World Record Holder Discus 7 Time World Record Holder Eddie Hart-World Fastest Human 1972 Dick Fosbury-High Jump Olympic Champion Karin Smith-5 Time Olympian in the Javelin Marcel Hetu-Olympic Coach Michael Ripley-LSU Trainer Olympic Trainer Crazy George-World Greatest Cheerleader Andre Phillips-Gold Medalist 400 Hurdles More Clinicians: James Robinson-11 time National Champ 800 Barbara Edmonson-Former World Record Holder and Olympian in the Sprints Warren Edmonson-Former World Record Holder and Olympian in the sprints John Garvey-National Ranked-Discus Ray Norton-Olympian Sprints Aaron Thigpen-Elite Sprinter and Coach Robert Poynter Hall of Fame Runner and Coach Sprints Jere Summers-Olympic Trials Finalist discus Amy Thiel-Former National Record Holder in the Hammer Talia Stewart-All-American Hurdles USC George Rhoden-Gold Medalist 400 Meters Mike Weeks-NCAA All-American Throws Al Hernandez-Olympian in the Marathon Jim Santos-Olympic Coach Ron Whitney-Olympian 400 Hurdles Steve Thomas-Pole Vault George Carty-World Class 110- Hurdler Arno Brewer-National Jumps-James Logan High School, Academy of the Arts Aaron Richberg-800 Meters Auburn All-American Kevin Craddock-Olympic Trials Finalist Hurdles Ray Stewart-Cal Olympic Trials Hurdles Jim Hines-Olympic Champion 100 meters in 1968 Alice Brown- 2 time Olympic Champion in the Sprints Kyle Hammerquist-Hammer Stanford Mike Hammerquist-Throws Berkeley High School Robyn Stevens-Race Walking Elite Race Walker Alex Price-Race Walking Elite Race Walker Don Amini-National Level Strength Coach Dean Gor-2 Time Olympian in the High Jump from Jordan James Alaka-Pac 12 Champion in the Sprints Tracey Stewart-All American in the Triple Jump Cal Nkosinza Balumbu-7 All-American in the Triple Jump Arkansas Jumps Coach Cal Fred Amey-SF 49ers Wide Receiver Come See the Olympians!!!.
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