2025 Season Accomplishment

Oluwatosin Awoleye of South Cobb High School left no doubt and dominated the 800m with her fierce fast pace running style for three years. A three-time 800m GSHA 6A state champion with a state record and a two-time All-Metro honoree. The senior set the 800m time of 2:03.65 at the GHSA 6A Track & Field Sectional Championships; the fastest time ever ran on Georgia soil. She etched her name into Georgia history book and also, she is the number one female 800m athlete; first to achieve such a remarkable feat. Meanwhile, she has established herself among the All-time greats in Georgia. Nationally, she ends the season ranked seventh in the 800m. Awoleye reset the standard for middle distance running in Georgia and She will continue her athletic career at the University of Southern California this fall.

• Oluwatosin Awoleye

 –          2025

• All-American Track Field and Cross-Country Coaches Association (TFCCCA)
• INDOOR: 800m High Voltage (2:07.80), 5^th place finisher, The Circuit, NYC, New York
• 800m (2:03.98), 6^th place finisher, New Balance National Outdoor (NBNO), Philadelphia, PA
• 800m (2:03.95), 3^rd place finisher, Brooks PR Invitational, Renton, Washington
• 800m (2:05.30), 1^st Carolina Distance Carnival, Matthews, North Carolina
• 800m (2:04.57), 1^st Music City Track Carnival, Cleveland, Tennessee
• 800m (2:03.93), 1^st Adidas Atlanta City Games, Atlanta, Georgia
• X3 GHSA 6A 800m State Champion (2:05.55)
• X3 Cobb County Championship, Champion Powder Springs, Georgia
• #1 All-time Georgia history
• GHSA 6A 800m state record holder
• GHSA 6A 800m Champion & Region 4 Championship record holder
• GHSA 6A 800m Champion & Sectional Championship record holder
• Adidas National 800m Champion & Championship record holder, Greensboro, North Carolina

Oluwatoyin Awoleye of Garett Middle School captured the Georgia Middle School Track & Field Championships Girls 13-14 400m title in 55.36. Later in the summer, at the USATF National Junior Olympic Championships Girls 13-14 400m semi-final she clocked 54.75 a new personal best and in the final she placed third in 55.45.  In the 200m, she clocked 25.41 and finished 7^th place. She is ranked No. 2 in Georgia and No. 7 nationally. Awoleye concludes her middle school career as one of Georgia’s top sprinters. Awoleye represents the very best of what middle school track in Georgia has to offer. This fall, Awoleye will be attending Lithia Spring Comprehension High School to continue her athletic prowess.

• Oluwatoyin Awoleye
• 2025
• USATF National Junior Olympic Championships 400m semi-final (54.75), 1^st place finisher, Savannah, Georgia
• USATF National Junior Olympic Championships 400m heat (56.91), 1^st place, Savannah, Georgia
• USATF National Junior Olympic Championships 400m final (55.45), 3^rd place finisher, Savannah, Georgia
• USATF National Junior Olympic Championships 200m (25.38), 7^th place finisher, Savannah, Georgia
• Georgia Middle School State Championships 400m (55.36), 1^st place finisher, Lilburn, Georgia
• Brooks PR Invitational 400m (56.16), 7^th place finisher, Renton, Washington
• New Balance National Outdoor 400m (56.20), 7^th place finisher, Pennsylvania, PA
• USATF Region 16 Junior Olympic Championships 400m (56.30), 1^st place finisher, Ellenwood, Georgia
• 18^th Annual Mark Trail Memorial Day Meet 400m (56.60), 1^st place finisher, Stockbridge, Georgia
• 18^th Annual Mark Trail Memorial Day Meet 200m (24.94), 1^st place finisher, Stockbridge, Georgia
• The AAAG Sports Festival 400m (57.15), 1^st place finisher, Ellenwood, Georgia
• The AAAG Sports Festival 200m (25.44), 1^st place finisher, Ellenwood, Georgia
• The Georgia Classic 400m (57.56), 2^nd place finisher, Lawrenceville, Georgia
• 2024
  • USATF Junior Olympic Regionals Qualifier 400m (57.45), 5^th place finisher, Ellenwood, Georgia
  • USATF Junior Olympic Championships 400m (57.67), 3^rd place finisher, Ellenwood, Georgia
  • Georgia Games Championships 400m (57.63), 1^st place finisher, Marietta, Georgia
  • Georgia Games Championships 200m (25.93), 3^rd place finisher, Marietta, Georgia
  • USATF Junior Olympic Regionals Qualifier 200m, (26.18),3^rd place finisher, Ellenwood, Georgia

FYI: After an historic senior year for Oluwatosin Awoleye and Oluwatoyin Awoleye season that reset the standard for sprinting & distance running in Georgia. The AWOLEYES are reshaping expectations for middle and high school track.