John Warren

Class:
Sophomore
Hometown:
Prince George, Va.
High School:
Prince George HS

MIZZOU PERSONAL BESTS
Indoor Track & Field
Triple Jump - 15.79m (51-9.75) // Collegiate Challenge (02/20/2015)
Long Jump - 7.25m (23-9.5) // Illinois-Iowa Border Battle (1/9/16)
Outdoor Track & Field
Triple Jump - 16.27m (53-4.50) // NCAA West Preliminary Round (5/26/16)
Long Jump - 7.58m (24-10.50) // SEC Championships (5/12/16)

NOTEWORTHY

2016 NCAA Outdoor Second-Team All-American (Triple Jump – 12^th)
2016 NCAA Outdoor Championships qualifier (Triple Jump)
2016 NCAA West Preliminary qualifier (Long Jump, Triple Jump)
2015 USATF Junior Champion in the triple jump
2015 Pan American Junior Championships qualifier in the triple jump (fifth)
2015 NCAA Championships Second Team All-American in the triple jump
2015 NCAA West Preliminary Round qualifier in the triple jump
No. 2 All-Time in the Outdoor Triple Jump (16.27m/53-4.5)
No. 10 All-Time in the Outdoor Long Jump (7.58m/24-10.5)

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2015-16

Season Bests
Long Jump (ITF) – 7.25m (23-9.5) // Illinois-Iowa Border Battle (1/9)
Triple Jump (ITF) – 15.73m (51-7.25) // Rod McCravy Memorial Meet (1/23)
Long Jump (OTF) – 7.58m (24-10.50) // SEC Championships (5/12)
Triple Jump (OTF) – 16.27m (53-4.50) // NCAA West Preliminary Round (5/26)

2014-15
Seasons' Bests
Triple Jump (ITF) - 15.79m (51-9.75) // Collegiate Challenge (02/20)
Long Jump (ITF) - 6.98m (22-11) // Border Battle (01/10)
Triple Jump (OTF) - 16.00m (52-6) // USATF Junior Championships (06/27)
Long Jump (OTF) - 7.32m (24-0.25) // SEC Championships (05/14)

Indoor Track - John's stellar freshman debut season, which culminated in the No. 3 mark in Mizzou history for the triple jump, began at the Border Battle, where he was third in the long jump with a season's best 6.98m // 22-11...He competed in the long jump at two other meets during the indoor season, placing tenth at the Missouri Invitational (6.85m // 22-5.75) and 21st at the Rod McCravy Memorial Meet (6.69m // 21-11.50)...For the remainder of the season, John focused on the triple jump, starting with a sixth-place finish at the Rod McCravy Memorial Meet (15.37m // 50-5.25)...He improved on that mark during the Armory Track Invitational, taking third in the field with a top jump of 15.62m (51-3)...He was 12th in the elite field at the Tyson Invitational (15.08m // 49-5.75) before returning home to mark in with a PR jump of 15.79m (51-9.75) to win the Missouri Collegiate Challenge competition...John ended his season at the SEC Championships where he finished eighth in the triple jump field with a top leap of 15.71m (51-6.50).

Outdoor Track - John continued his historic freshman year into the outdoor season, closing with a Second Team All-American finish, a USATF Junior Championships title, and a fifth-place finish at the Pan American Junior Championships...First, though, was a sixth-place finish in the triple jump at the Texas Relays (15.71m // 5-6.50)...He followed that performance up with a second-place finish during the John McDonnell Invitational, jumping 15.41m (50-6.75)...He was second in the triple jump at the prestigious Penn Relays, marking in just behind teammate Tony Carodine with a jump of 15.58m(w) (51-1.50)...He also competed in the long jump at the Penn Relays, marking in at 7.00m(w) (22-11.75)...He defended his home track during the Tom Botts Invitational, winning the triple jump competition with a top leap of 15.75m (51-8.25)...He was also second in the long jump during the Tom Botts Invite (7.14mw // 23-5.25)...John was tenth in the long jump at the SEC Championships with a PR mark of 7.32m (24-0.25)...His ninth-place finish in the triple jump (15.65m // 51-4.25) at the NCAA West Preliminary Round was good to qualify him on to the NCAA Championships, where he was 11th in the field with a leap of 15.99m (52-5.50)...John's season continued into the post-season with the USATF Junior Championships, where he claimed the national title in the triple jump with a PR mark of 16.00m (52-6), good for No. 4 in the Mizzou history books...He closed his freshman season at the Pan American Junior Championships with a fifth-place finish in the triple jump.

HIGH SCHOOL
Bests
Triple Jump - 51-3 // Long Jump - 23-5.50

Noteworthy

2014 IAAF World Junior Championships qualifier in the triple jump
2014 national leader for the indoor HS triple jump
Ranked No. 8 in the nation for the indoor HS long jump (2014)
Ranked No. 5 in the nation for the outdoor HS triple jump (2014)
No. 8 All-Time for the indoor HS triple jump
2014 New Balance Outdoor Champion in the triple jump
2014 USATF Junior Championships in the triple jump (fourth)
2013 New Balance Outdoor Championships in the triple jump (third)
Three-time state champion in the triple jump

John graduated from Prince George HS...He was a three-time state champion in the triple jump throughout his high school career, winning titles in three different states: Texas (2012), Kansas (2013), and Virginia (2014)...He was also runner-up in the triple jump in Texas (2011) and long jump in Kansas (2013)...John is one of the top high school triple jumpers in U.S. history, holding the No. 8 mark All-Time (51-3) for the indoor triple jump...He was the national HS leader for the indoor triple jump in 2014, and ranked No. 5 for the outdoor triple jump and No. 8 for the indoor long jump...Fourth at the 2014 USATF Junior Championships in the triple jump, John went on to represent the U.S. at the IAAF World Junior Championships...He was also the 2014 New Balance Outdoor Champion in the triple jump, and third in 2013.

PERSONAL

Parents are John and Amanda...Born March 2, 1996...Studying Athletic Training.