Maryland Teen Quincy Wilson to Compete in Paris

Sixteen-year-old Quincy Wilson has become the youngest U.S. male track and field athlete to join the Olympic team, following a stellar performance at the U.S. Olympic Trials in Eugene, Oregon. Wilson broke the under-18 world record for the 400 meters twice, with times of 44.66 and 44.59 seconds, although he finished sixth in the finals. Despite not qualifying for the individual 400 meters, Wilson was selected for Team USA's 4x400-meter relay pool for the Paris Olympics. His achievements have garnered attention from sports legends like Deion Sanders, Michael Johnson, and Magic Johnson, as well as advice from track icon Justin Gatlin. Wilson's journey is celebrated as an inspiring story of youthful talent and determination, marking the start of what is anticipated to be a long and successful career in track and field.