Congrats to Brian Sullivan's dad and a t-and-f lister, a.k.a. the "Other
Sully" on this list.
This makes (at least) two of the four Foot Locker Regionals with Chicago
South Side connections. Midwest FL Regional winner Matt Withrow is from
Andrew H.S. (Tinley Park, Ill.) on the South Side. Brian Sullivan's dad
was a teammate of mine at Thornridge H.S. (Dolton, Ill.) also on the South
Side and not far from Tinley Park. A job transfer moved the Other Sully
to Texas, a bad trade for Illinois;)
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USATF Release: Sullivan named Athlete of the Week |
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FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Tuesday,
December 2, 2003
Sullivan
named Athlete of the Week
INDIANAPOLIS
Brian Sullivan has been named USA Track & Field’s Athlete of
the Week after winning the Foot Locker Cross Country Championships South
Regional Saturday, November 29 at McAlpineGreenwayPark
in Charlotte, North
Carolina.
Sullivan,
a senior at The Woodlands High School (Texas)
and one of the top returning entrants, dominated the race from start to
finish in 14 minutes, 46 seconds.His
performance was three seconds behind the course record of 14:43
set in 2000 by Alan Webb. Sullivan
placed sixth in last year's Regional.
Now
in its third year, USATF’s Athlete of the Week program is designed to recognize
outstanding performers at all levels of the sport. USATF
names a new honoree each week and features the athlete on the USATF website.
Selections are based on top performances and results from the previous
week.
2003
USATF Athlete of the Week Winners: January 7, J-Mee Samuels; January 14,
Kevin Toth; January 21, Michelle Collins; January 28, Natasha Hastings;
February 4, Regina Jacobs; February 11, Gail Devers; February 18, Terrence
Trammell; February 25, James Davis; March 4, Stacy Dragila; March 11, Deena
Drossin;
March 18, Michelle Collins; March 25, Brenda Taylor; April 1, Deena
Drossin;
April 8, Shawn
Crawford; April 15, Deena
Drossin;
April 22, Kevin Toth; April 29, Torri Edwards; May 6, Allyson Felix; May
13, Matt
Hemingway; May 20, Bershawn Jackson; May 27, Tisha Waller; June 3, Sanya
Richards; June 10, Tim Seaman; June 17, Daniel Lincoln; June 25, Kelli
White; July 1, Grace Upshaw; July 8, Allen Johnson; July 15, Jason Richardson;
July 22, Shalonda Solomon; July 30, Jamie Nieto; August 5, Bianca Knight;
August 12, Kim Kreiner; August 19, Chryste Gaines; August 27, Kelli White;
September 3, Allen Johnson; September 9, Sandra Glover; September 16, Gail
Devers; September 22, Justin Gatlin; September 30, Eddy Hellbuyck; October
7, Blake Russell; October 14, Elva Dryer; October 21, Nick Bdera; October
28, Bradley Harkrader; November 4, Sean “P. Diddy” Combs; November 11,
Bob Kennedy; November 18, Joshua McDougal; November 25, Shalane Flanagan;
December 2, Brian Sullivan.
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