Wando's Jamari Malone and Summerville's A'zedah Anderson have been named the All-Lowcountry Track and Field Athletes of the Year, showcasing outstanding performances in their respective state meets. Malone captured three medals, including a silver in the triple jump and bronze in the long jump, helping Wando secure the team championship. Anderson dominated the girls' state meet, winning gold in both the 100 and 200 meters, and contributing to her relay team's success. Coaches Jared Goodman and Ryan McCauley, alongside Emma McCauley, earned recognition for leading their teams to championships.

By the Numbers
  • Jamari Malone: Silver in the triple jump, bronze in the long jump, and contributed to a bronze medal in the 4x400 relay.
  • A'zedah Anderson: Gold in the 100 meters (11.70) and 200 meters (23.84).
State of Play
  • Wando won the boys' team title at the Class AAAAA Division I state meet by just six points.
  • Summerville's 4x100 relay team, featuring Anderson, finished second at the state meet.
What's Next

Looking ahead, teams will prepare for next season’s competitions, focusing on developing talent to improve their standings. The recognition of standout athletes may inspire younger participants to strive for excellence in track and field.

Bottom Line

The achievements of Malone and Anderson highlight the depth of talent in Lowcountry track and field and set a high standard for aspiring athletes. Their performances not only earned them accolades but also contributed significantly to their teams’ successes.