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World Express Athletic Management is currently working with five (5) athletes from Venezuela in the hopes of them qualifying for the 2011 Outdoor World Championships, the 2011 Pan American Games and 2012 Olympic Games.  Through a connection with sprint coach Erin Tucker (Univ. of Kentucky), the Venezuela Athletic Federation sent its best sprinters to the US to train under Tucker and qualify for championship events in the 200m, 400m and 4×400m relay.

Former University of Kentucky All-American Jose Acevedo who ran in the 200-meter dash at the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympic Games was instrumental in helping to bring his Venezuelan countrymen Alberto Aguilar, Omar Longart, Freddy Mezones and Arturo Ramirez to the US to all train together under Coach Tucker.

Click on the link below for an interesting article about the Venezuela National team and their goals of competing against the world’s best:    

http://www.kentucky.com/2011/04/25/1718135/uk-tracks-venezuelan-connection.html

This Saturday, Venezuela will compete for the first time in the USA vs the World event as part of the prestigious Penn Relays Carnival  in Philadelphia Pa.  The Penn Relays will be broadcast tape delay on Saturday, April 30th at 8:00pm on ESPN2.  Look for more announcements regarding Venezuela’s T&F national team and results of their performances here in the US as well as several South American athletic events

April 17, 2011 - Walnut, Ca.

World Express Athletic Management’s west coast trip produced world-leading results for its World Champion Brittney Reese.  Competing for the first time at the 53rd Annual Mt. Sac Relays meet at Mt Sac Community College in Walnut California, Reese put together a nice series of jumps as she prepares to defend her 2009 World Outdoor Championship title in the women’s long jump.

Reese opened the competition with a solid 6.60m mark to take early lead.  After a challenge in the 3rd round, Reese put the competition away with a 6.82m jump and then produced the world-leading mark in her final attempt.  6.83m (22 ft - 5in) is the farthest jump in the world for 2011 but well below Reese’s lifetime best of 7.10 meters.

See full results below:

53RD ANNUAL MT. SAC RELAYS                                               "Where the world's best athletes compete"                          Hilmer Lodge Stadium, Walnut, California  - 4/14/2011 to 4/16/2011          Event 246  Women Long Jump Invit Elite =============================================================================== World Record: W 24-08.25  1988        Galina Christyakova, USSR                 American Rec: @    24-07  1994        Jackie Joyner Kersee, Honda                Meet Record: $ 22-10.50  1984        Carol Lewis, Houston                          Name                    Year Team                    Finals  Wind           =============================================================================== Finals                                                                            1 Reese, Brittney              Nike                     6.83m   1.5  22-05.00      6.60m(0.5) 6.58m(0.7) FOUL(0.1) 6.82m(0.9) FOUL(1.1) 6.83m(1.5)              2 Glenn, Bianna                Usoc-Cv                  6.75m   1.2  22-01.75      FOUL(1.1) 6.46m(1.0) 6.65m(0.3) 6.75m(1.2) 6.49m(+0.0) FOUL(1.2)             3 Okayama, Saeko               Japan                    6.51m   0.2  21-04.25      FOUL(0.4) 6.51m(0.2) 6.15m(1.1) FOUL(0.3) 6.30m(1.1) FOUL(1.2)               4 Youngblood, Jamesha          Oregon                   6.45m   0.7  21-02.00      FOUL(0.1) 6.45m(0.7) FOUL(0.5) 6.20m(0.8) FOUL(1.5) FOUL                     5 Abdulai, Rukayatu            Valley Royals            6.36m   0.1  20-10.50      5.72m(0.8) 6.04m(0.4) 6.09m(0.4) 6.36m(0.1) 6.14m(0.6) 6.25m(0.6)            6 Koehler, Karoline            Sheffield Elite          6.31m   1.1  20-08.50      5.94m(0.2) 6.28m(+0.0) FOUL(0.3) FOUL(+0.0) 6.31m(1.1) 6.25m(0.5)            7 Nettey, Christabel           Arizona State            6.30m   0.7  20-08.00      5.86m(0.8) 6.27m(0.6) FOUL(0.3) 5.94m(0.1) FOUL(0.9) 6.30m(0.7)

Last weekend on her home track at the Univ of Mississippi, Reese opened her 2011 outdoor season with only 4 attempts but recorded a 6.93m jump.  Unfortunately the allowable wind assistance was over the 2.0 limit but the performance helped indicate Reese’s training progress.  Not done performing for the home crowd, Reese won the women’s 100m dash with an excellent :11.20 but again wind-aided.

2011 is a special season for Reese as she is graduating from the Univ. of Mississippi in May and focused on defending her world outdoor long jump title that she won in 2009 in Berlin.  Reese turned pro in 2008 before completing her studies in college but continued to attend classes and perform on an Olympic and World Championship level in T&F.  Since 2009, Reese has been ranked #1 in the world with consecutive world #1 rankings in 2009 and 2010.  She plans to continue that streak in 2011.

Reese’s next scheduled competition will be under the warm sun of the Caribbean island of Guadeloupe on May 7th.  On May 14th Reese will graduate and receive her college degree from the Univ of Mississippi in Oxford Miss.

Reese will be joined in Guadeloupe by three other athletes of World Express Athletic Management that includes Olympian Reggie Witherspoon, Latosha Wallace and Joe Greene.  US high jumper Deirdre Mullen travels to the Jamaica Int. on May 7th in Kingston.

US Indoor mile champion Jeff See opens his 2011 outdoor season at home at the Jesse Owens Track Classic, April 23-24th.  See will run his first 3,000m steeplechase.

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Doha, Qatar - March 14, 2010

World Express Athletic Management’s Brittney Reese celebrated another major title by winning the World Indoor T&F Championship women’s long jump event this morning. Reese is the current 2009 World Outdoor Champion having won that title this summer in Berlin with the farthest jump in the world for 2009 with a 7.10 meter performance. In Doha, Reese’s winning performance was on her first attempt in 6.70 meters (see full event results below). Also in Doha was World Express 400 meter specialist Greg Nixon who ran on the winning 4×400m relay for the USA.

Last weekend in Albuquerque New Mexico, Reese won her 2nd consecutive US Indoor long jump title with the world leading performance of 6.89 meters in 2010. Her victory secured her spot on the 2010 US Wold Indoor team.

Her victory today is yet another title on her athletic resume for the 23-year old Gulfport, Mississippi native who was a -3-time NCAA Champion at Ole Miss and a 2008 Olympian. Her career titles include:

2010 World Indoor Long Jump Champion

2009 World Outdoor Long Jump Champion

2008 US Olympian (Beijing China) - finalist

2-time US Outdoor Long Jump Champion (2008, 2009)

2-time US Indoor Long Jump Champion (2009, 2010)

3-time NCAA Long Jump Champion (2007, 2008)

Reese now looks toward the 2011 World Outdoor T&F Championships in Daegu Korea and the 2012 Olympic Games in London England as her next goals.

Also winning a gold medal in Doha was Greg Nixon as he ran the 2nd leg on the USA’s victorious 4×400m relay. Nixon earned his spot on the relay by placng 3rd at the US Indoor Championships with a career indoor best of :45.77. In 2008, Nixon was a member of team USA’s 4×400m relay which won a gold medal in those World Indoor Championships.

For more information regarding Reese, Nixon and other World Express athletes, please visit us at http://www.worldexpressmgmt.com

Fans can also follow Brittney Reese as she travels the world competing against the world’s best and other World Express Athletic Mgmt. athletes on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/worldexpress

IAAF World Indoor T&F Championships

Long Jump - Women Final

Position	Bib	Athlete	Country	Mark	.
1	272	Brittney Reese	USA	6.70	.
2	178	Naide Gomes	POR	6.67	.
3	16	Keila Costa	BRA	6.63	(SB)
4	62	Ksenija Balta	EST	6.63	(SB)
5	197	Darya Klishina	RUS	6.62	.
6	200	Anna Nazarova	RUS	6.61	.
7	283	Yuliya Tarasova	UZB	6.54	.
8	245	Viktoriya Rybalko	UKR	6.28

http://www.iaaf.org/wic10/results/eventcode=4144/racedate=03-14-2010/sex=W/discCode=LJ/combCode=hash/roundCode=f/results.html#detW_LJ_hash_f

A revision of the World Express website (www.worldexpressmgmt.com) will be released in the coming weeks introducing each athlete along with their accomplishments and career highlights.

This past weekend marked the opening of competitions for those focusing on the indoor season. World Express athletes posted results at various college meets.  2008 World Indoor gold medalist Greg Nixonposted an season opener :46.40 and :20.97 at Northern Arizona’s meeting in Flagstaff Az.  Nixon is the headliner for the Russian Winter IAAF Indoor Permit on February 7th in Moscow. Nixon is announced as one of the top names for men´s 400 m field. Bahamian olympic relay medalist Ramon Miller is also entered. From home elite olympic relay silver winner Denis Alekseyev along with Vladislav Frolov. Rabah Yusif a Sudanese living in Great Britain is another top name with his team-mate Ali Nagmeldin. All the competitors in Moscow will be going after the meet record of 45.81 by Ibrahim Ismail from Qatar in 1996.

US hurdle talent Joel Brown opened his indoor season at his college alumni meeting on Jan 8th with a :7.78 first place clocking.  Brown next travels to Europe looking to improve on his PR of :7.48 he ran 2009 in Stuttgart. Brown is confirmed for:

Jan 31st  -  Karlsrhue GER

Feb 2nd  -  Gothenberg, SWE

Feb 4th  -  Linz, AUS

Feb 6th  -  Stuttgart, GER

After his european tour, Brown will return to the US and prepare for the National Championship Feb. 27-28th in New Mexico.  Joining Brown in New Mexico will be 2009 Outdoor World Champion Brittney Reese.  Reese will defend her US Indoor title from 2009 and looks to qualify for her first World Indoor Championships.  Due to her studies, Reese will only compete in college meets in the US.

After injury cancelled her 2009 season, US 400m talent Jessica Cousins is back training full-time and opened the season on Jan 9th at the Arkansas Invitational running :53.72 and :23.98.  Her training is geared toward the US Championships and a spot on the US team.  2004 Olympian LaShauntea Moore will be running on the US team for the 5-nation match in Glasgow Scotland on Jan 30th in the 200m event.  Moore opened her indoor season at the Texas A&M Invitational running :7.37 for 60 meters and :23.40 in the 200 meters on the fast banked track.  2008 Beijing gold medalist Reggie Witherspoon also ran at Texas A&M with a :21.51 clocking.Newcomer and 2009 NCAA 400H All-American Joe Greene opened his post-collegiate career with a lifetime best for 500 meters posting 1:01.81 at the Gotham Classic on the fast NYC Armory Track.  Greene looks to make his first US national team in one of the toughest events.  His next scheduled meet will be this coming weekend at Univ. of North Carolina - Chapel Hill.This coming weekend (Jan 22-23rd) World Express athletes will travel to Fayetteville Arkansas for the Razorback Invitational.  Scheduled to compete will be:Brittney Reese    - Long JumpJessica Cousins  - 400m and 200mDeirdre Mullen     - High JumpMiriam Barnes     - 400mLatosha Wallace  - 400mReggie Witherspoon - 200m and 400m

On Feb 4-5th, World Express will be sending 5 athletes to the Knights of Columbus Saskatchewan Indoor Games in Saskatoon. Scheduled to compete at Canada’s only international indoor track and field meet will be:

Bernard Williams  -  50m and 60m

Kenyata Coleman -  200m and 400m

Demi Omole         -  50m and 60m

Latosha Wallace  -  200m and 400m

Ramon Sosa        - 60m hurdles

Full event results and highlights will be posted.  Fans wishing to follow their favorite athlete or just get up to minute results can follow World Express via Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/worldexpress.  World Express will post results and event highlights as they happen via Twitter from all the college meets as well as in Europe from Germany, Sweden, Russia, Austria and Canada.

Pictures and Track & Field sports news will be posted on our page via Facebook.  Become a fan of World Express Athletic Management on http://www.facebook.com.

Best Regards,

World Express Athletic Management

“Where Dreams Live and Hard Work Prevails”

 Baltimore, MD. - January 20, 2010

The New Year of 2010 has begun with the start of the Indoor track & field season. This winter’s highlight will be the World Indoor T&F Championships scheduled for March 12-14th in Qatar Doha. Athletes across the world have begun to compete in various track meets in preparation for their national champoinships and the World Indoors.

World Express Athletic Management enters 2010 with the addition of several talented athletes both experienced and new found talent. The new athletes to the group includes Olympic Games participants & medalists LaShauntea Moore (200m), Bernard Williams (4×100 & 200m) and Tabia Charles (Long Jump). The talented athletes include Greg Nixon (400m), Miriam Barnes (400H), Joe Greene (400H) and Latosha Wallace (400H).

A revision of the World Express website (www.worldexpressmgmt.com) will be released in the coming weeks introducing each athlete along with their accomplishments and career highlights.

This past weekend marked the opening of competitions for those focusing on the indoor season. World Express athletes posted results at various college meets. 2008 World Indoor gold medalist Greg Nixon posted an season opener :46.40 and :20.97 at Northern Arizona’s meeting in Flagstaff Az. Nixon is the headliner for the Russian Winter IAAF Indoor Permit on February 7 in Moscow. Nixon is announced as one of the top names for men´s 400 m field. Bahamian olympic relay medalist Ramon Miller is also entered. From home elite olympic relay silver winner Denis Alekseyev along with Vladislav Frolov. Rabah Yusif a Sudanese living in Great Britain is another top name with his team-mate Ali Nagmeldin. All the competitors in Moscow will be going after the meet record of 45.81 by Ibrahim Ismail from Qatar in 1996.

US hurdle talent Joel Brown opened his indoor season at his college alumni meeting on Jan 8th with a :7.78 first place clocking. Brown next travels to Europe looking to improve on his PR of :7.48 he ran 2009 in Stuttgart. Brown is confirmed for:

Jan 31st - Karlsrhue GER

Feb 2nd - Gothenberg, SWE

Feb 4th - Linz, AUS

Feb 6th - Stuttgart, GER

 After his european tour, Brown will return to the US and prepare for the National Championship Feb. 27-28th in New Mexico. Joining Brown in New Mexico will be 2009 World Champion Brittney Reese. Reese will defend her US Indoor title from 2009 and looks to qualify for her first World Indoor Championships. Due to her studies, Reese will only compete in college meets in the US.

After injury cancelled her 2009 season, US 400m talent Jessica Cousins is back training full-time and opened the season on Jan 9th at the Arkansas Invitational running :53.72 and :23.98. Her training is geared toward the US Championships and a spot on the US team. 

2004 US Olympian LaShauntea Moore will be running on the US team for the 5-nation match in Glasgow Scotland on Jan 30th in the 200m event. Moore opened her indoor season at the Texas A&M Invitational running :7.37 for 60 meters and :23.40 in the 200 meters on the fast banked track. 2008 Beijing gold medalist Reggie Witherspoon also ran at Texas A&M with a :21.51 clocking.

Newcomer and 2009 NCAA 400H All-American Joe Greene opened his post-collegiate career with a lifetime best for 500 meters posting 1:01.81 at the Gotham Classic on the fast NYC Armory Track. Greene looks to make his first US national team in one of the toughest events. His next scheduled meet will be this coming weekend at Univ. of North Carolina - Chapel Hill.

This coming weekend (Jan 22-23rd) World Express athletes will travel to Fayetteville Arkansas for the Razorback Invitational. Scheduled to compete will be:

Brittney Reese - Long Jump

Jessica Cousins - 400m and 200m

Deirdre Mullen - High Jump

Miriam Barnes - 400m Latosha Wallace - 400m

Reggie Witherspoon - 200m and 400m

On Feb 4-5th, World Express will be sending 5 athletes to the Knights of Columbus Saskatchewan Indoor Games in Saskatoon. Scheduled to compete at Canada’s only international indoor track and field meet will be:

Bernard Williams - 50m and 60m

Kenyata Coleman - 200m and 400m

Demi Omole - 50m and 60m

Latosha Wallace - 200m and 400m

Ramon Sosa - 60m hurdles

Full event results and highlights will be posted. Fans wishing to follow their favorite athlete or just get up to minute results can follow World Express via Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/worldexpress. 

World Express will post results and event highlights as they happen via Twitter from all the college meets as well as in Europe from Germany, Sweden, Russia, Austria and Canada.

Pictures and Track & Field sports news will be posted on our page via Facebook. Tell a friend to become a fan of World Express Athletic Management on http://www.facebook.com.

Best Regards,

World Express Athletic Management

“Where Dreams Live and Hard Work Prevails”