Visions Track Club (VTC) is a non-profit (501-C) organization established to train and enhance the athletic abilities of youth athletes. Our mission is to promote, encourage and develop willpower, determination, competitiveness, academic excellence and moral character in each athlete, through continuous teamwork, positive role models and community awareness. Club History: Visions Track Club (VTC) was established in 1994 by John and Charlie Rickett, Debra Broussard, Phyllis Shilo, Anthony Kinion and Sharon Walls, with Walter Walls as the Head Coach. These seven individuals felt compelled to start Visions Track Club for the athletic development of youth girls ages 13 thru 17. Since our inception, we have diversified our team with the inclusion of youth girls and boys age 6 thru 17. Our exceptional youth athletes have received local, regional, national and international recognition by setting national record times and receiving many awards. Our youth strive each year to compete in the National Junior Olympics, which is the equivalent of the Olympics. USA Track and Field Association sponsors both the Junior Olympics and the Olympics. It should be noted that, from the Junior Olympics the top 8 athletes are selected and observed throughout the year to be chosen for the USA Youth World Team, who would then represent the United States by competing in the International Association of Athletics Federation (IAAF) Championship. We are proud to acknowledge that one of our very own; Brandi Cross has achieved this honor. As part of our dedication and commitment to our track club, it has been our focus to expose our athletes to the various track and field events throughout the United States. Since the establishment of VTC, the continued success of our athletes has allowed us the opportunity to take more than 20 athletes to compete in the National Junior Olympics.
Thank You!
VTC's coaches and staff would like to thank all our parents and athletes for another wonderful season. Our athletes' performace at the 2007 AAU National Junior Olympics is a good indication of how hard they work. We look forward to your return for the 2008 track season, which will began in January.
Congratulations Visions Girls for your Outstanding Performance at the 2008 AAU Indoor National Championship!
Gold Medal - Midget Girls 4x400 (Alexus Butler, Nailah Henderson, Phedenia Mosbey and Victoria Martin)
Silver Medal - Youth Girls 4x400 (Raven Buckner, Tiara Cross, Rachel Thomas and Malikka Toldan)
Gold Medal and 2008 AAU Indoor Record - Tiara Cross (Sub-Youth Girls 400m)
Gold Medal - Malikka Toldan (Youth Girls 400m)
Bronze Medal - Victoria Martin (Midget Girls 400m)
Copper Medal - Rachel Thomas (Sub-Youth Girls 800m)
Copper Medal - Phedenia Mosbey (Midget Girls 800m)
CONGRATULATIONS!
2007 AAU JUNIOR OLYMPIC Athletes!
Top 8 Medal Winners!
Sub-Bantam Girls 400m dash - Paige Kimble -2nd Place Silver Medal
Bantam Girls 100m dash - Joi Gill - (1st time JO Qualifier) - 3rd Place Bronze Medal
Bantam Girls 4x100 meter Relay - Joi Gill, Paige Kimble, Brooke Prier and Anteria Richardson - 5th Place Medal
Bantam Girls 4x400meter Relay - Joi Gill, Paige Kimble, Mia Williams and Anteria Richardson - 8th Place Medal
Midget Girls 4x400 meter Relay - Raven Buckner, Tiara Cross, Naijah Lain and Rachel Thomas - 2nd Place Silver Medal
Youth Boys 4x800 meter Relay - John Jacob, Miles Palmer, Nicholas Prier and Ryan Thomas - 5th Place Medal
Intermediate Girls 4x400 meter Relay - Taylor Buckner, Alicia Frederick, Alex Martin and Tonicia Wimberley - 3rd Place Bronze Medal
Josh Martin - 18th in the Sub-Bantam Boys 800m run.
Mia Williams - 29th 800m;23rd 1500m - Bantam Girls
Phedenia Mosbey - 22nd 800m ;16th LJ - Midget Girls
Nijah Lain - 11th Midget Girls 80m hurdles.
Rachel Thomas - 10th Midget Girls 800m run
Miles Palmer - 27th Youth Boys 400m dash
Taylor Buckner -12th Intermediate Girls 800m run
Tara Prier - 15th 200m dash; 13th 400m dash; 19th Triple Jump - Young Women
CONGRATULATIONS on an AWESOME Performance at 2007 TEXAS RELAYS!
Alicia Frederick, who currently runs for Lamar High School. Their relay team placed 1st in the 1600m Sprint Medley against 16 teams from across the country, including many of Texas' best HS runners.
Taylor Buckner, who currently runs for Episcopal High School. Their 4x800 relay team placed 2nd in the 4x800 meter relay against 19 teams from across the country; the winning team being from Fairview, Colorado. Episcopal's girls now have the fastest 4x800 relay time in the state of Texas.
Candyce Cross, Cyne Wardsworth and Monika May, who currently runs for Thurgood Marshall HS, had the 2nd fastest qualifying time in the 4X400m relay, but were not able to run the finals the next day due to weather conditions. Another Congratulations goes to these ladies for their signing offers with the following schools. Candyce Cross - University of Houston, Cyne Wardsworth - Texas A&M and Monika May - Sam Houston University