Youth Athletes

Today’s youth athletes are tomorrow’s champions! As the #1 high school and junior high school participatory sport, track & field, cross country, and race walking offer a variety of competitive and fitness opportunities. Youth events take place in 2-year age divisions, from 10 & under through 17-18.

USATF Youth Athletes
USATF Youth Travel Grant Program

Results

So Cal Youth Results

Schedules

So Cal Youth Schedule
USATF Youth Calendar

Youth Meet Bid Form

USATF So Cal Youth Meet Bid Request Form

Youth Events

So Cal Youth JO Cross Country Championships
So Cal Youth JO Track & Field Championships
USATF National JO Cross Country Championships
USATF National JO Track & Field Championships
USATF Region 15 JO Cross Country Championships
USATF Region 15 JO Track & Field Championships
USATF Youth Outdoor Track & Field Championships
World Youth Championships

Resources

So Cal Athlete of the Year Award
USATF Coaches Registry and SafeSport List
USATF Honor Roll

Scholarships & Grants

2017 So Cal Youth Scholarship (PDF)
USATF Youth Hammer Throw Grants Program

Carol Finsrud shatters world masters discus record to earn USATF Athlete of the Week October 18, 2017
Carol Finsrud (Lockhart, Texas) broke the masters women’s 60-64 world record in the discus Saturday by five feet at the Texas vs. The World meet in San Marcos, Texas, to earn USATF Athlete of the Week. […]
RunJumpThrow recognizes Arizona’s Linette Y. Caroselli as a USATF Outstanding Organizer October 17, 2017
Linette Y. Caroselli of Maricopa, Arizona, has been recognized as a RunJumpThrow Outstanding Organizer for her exemplary volunteer work to encourage local youth to embrace the importance and fun of physical wellness, USA Track & Field (USATF) announced Tuesday. […]
USATF Masters 5km Cross Country Champions crowned in Boston October 16, 2017
The 2017 Masters 5km Championships were held at the storied Cross Country course at Franklin Park in Boston, Massachusetts. Course conditions were good and weather conditions were favorable, but with a little too much wind and humidity to describe them as ideal. […]