In just two weeks, two Pacific high school track and field records have fallen, the latest to occur last Saturday at Camp Humphreys.
And D’Jhontae Douglas, a junior at Humphreys High School, didn’t just edge out the old 100-meter dash record – he broke it by nearly a quarter of a second.
“He’s on fire,” Blackhawks first-year track and field coach Misty Galamison said of Douglas. He clocked 10.53 seconds on what observers called an “ideal day,” temperatures in the 60s and little to no wind.
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