In an international competition that featured athletes from 184 countries, Montgomery County athletes stole the spotlight at the Paris Olympics, taking home nine medals, several of them gold. With the… Read More
Quincy Wilson, the 16-year-old Bullis School track star representing Team USA in the Paris Olympics, made history Friday by becoming the youngest male Olympian in 128 years of United States… Read More
Quincy Wilson did it again. The 16 year-old track phenom from The Bullis School in Potomac set an U18 (under age 18) record Friday at an Olympic tune-up event in… Read More
Several Montgomery County athletes are gearing up for the 2024 Summer Olympics which start July 26. From swimming to track to freestyle wrestling to fencing, Montgomery County will be well… Read More
It’s official. Track star Quincy Wilson, from Bullis School in Potomac, is heading to the Paris Olympics as part of the U.S. team’s 4 x 400 meter relay pool. Wilson’s… Read More
Track’s new phenom Quincy Wilson finished sixth in the finals of the 400 meters of the U.S. Olympic Trials in Eugene, OR Monday. The result – he ran in 44.94… Read More
16-year-old new track sensation Quincy Wilson doesn’t have his driver’s license yet but if he keeps running as fast as he does, he may not need one. Two days after… Read More
Bullis sophomore Quincy Wilson broke the U.S. high school record in the 400-metter and set the under 18 world record with a time of 44.66 seconds during a heat on… Read More
The Washington Post honored four Montgomery County athletes as their Spring 2024 All-Met Players of the Year Thursday. Olympic hopeful Quincy Wilson, a sophomore track athlete at the Bullis School… Read More