YOUR PHOTOS: Living Waters Athletics AAU Junior Olympics Highlights Part II

The Living Waters Athletics Track and Field Program brought home a national record, 6 national titles, 19 medals and an “Outstanding Athlete Award” at the Real AAU Junior Olympics in New Orleans. Parent/coach Antoinette Allen delivered the results to Patch.

Here's the breakdown:

Cashmir Alexander (Odenton) – 1500M Racewalk - 4th place

Ashton Allen (Odenton) – Triathlon – 1st place, 100m – 1sy place, 200 m – 1^st place, Outstanding Male Athlete for Multi-Events

Eric Allen (Odenton) – 80M Hurdles – 1st place, 4x100 2nd place, 4x400 6th place

Karra Darby (Odenton) – 1500M Racewalk 8th place

Caleb Dean (Crofton) – High Jump - 5th place

Dorian Maddox (Bowie) – High Jump – 1sy place, Pentathlon -  2nd place, 100M Hurdles – 7th place, 4x100 – 3rd place

Ryan Willie (Woodlawn) –  triathlon – 2nd place, 400m – 7th place

Bantam Boys 4 X 100 relay – 1st place – Ashton Allen, Caleb Dean, Ryan Willie & Jay Parson (Severn)

Other LWA athletes who competed at the Junior Olympics:

Odenton: Quinten Bouknight, Jalen Bouknight, Jaden Rollins, Marcus Abrams, Abrielle Scrivner, Adrian Hood, Quenlan Dunn, Brevin Easton, Gerard Bryant

Crofton:  and 

Severn: Mekhi Smith

Glen Burnie: Cambria Young and Joshua Jackson

Columbia: Terrell Charles

Living Waters Athletics team photographer Adrian Hood took dozens of pictures at the AAU Junior Olympic games. Here’s an .

qualified in an event at Wise High School in Prince George’s County earlier this month. They have a solid group of kids ages 7-18 who’ve been practicing three times a week throughout the summer at Arundel High School.