My parents registered me at the age of 7 with the Peachtree Ridge High School cluster football team. They say I suddenly surge in maturity and development in football and earned acknowledgement within the league. After the football season my parents registered me to run competitively with Jackrabbit Track Club, the same club that my older sister had run with for years until high school. On the weekend of February 10-11, 2018, at 7 years of age (and competed against older 8 year olds) I was featured in the Dunamis Super Meet at Lake Point Sports Complex in Cartersville, GA and won 3 Gold medals in 60m, 200m and 400m. That was the start my tradition of winning medals and record-breaking streak. Since my first inspirational victory at the Dunamis Super Meet indoor meet in February 2018, I have gone to set seventeen (17) New Meet Records, one (1) National Record that same year in eleven (11) Track Meets. The best times and distances in 2018 were: 100m – 13.74sec; 200m – 27.32sec; Long Jump - 11-06.00 (4.06m) and; 400m - 1:10.79 sec. (This was used as build up event and not a main event going into Junior Olympics). Another nine (9) New Meet Records followed this in 2019, while running at the bottom of his age group of 9-10 years old. His best times and distances jumps this year 2019 were: 100M – 13.10 sec 200M – 26.59 sec Long Jump – 15-11.50. This is the best ever jumped by any 9 year old. Going into 2020, I was expected to be at the top of the USATF 9-10 years age group and was hoping to bring in possibly the best ever seen record-breaking streaks where I was aiming for some of my own records set in the past year as there were some that I narrowly missed to break, while at the bottom of the age group. The year 2020 was to be historical in the world of Track & Field as I go into my third (3rd) season of track then COVID-19 pandemic destroyed all those plans. I hope things will settle down and 2020 football season will take place.