14-year-old American sprint sensation Camryn Dailey (USA) has shattered the Age-14 Group World Record in the 200m with a blistering time of 22.73 seconds (-1.1 wind) at the Florida Relays.
The young star from the United States produced an outstanding performance that left the track world in awe. Even more incredible? Another 14-year-old, Melanie Doggett (USA), finished right behind her in 22.80 seconds — meaning two athletes in the same age group delivered times that would turn heads in any senior competition.
A Historic Double
- Camryn Dailey — 22.73s (-1.1) → New Age-14 World Record
- Melanie Doggett — 22.80s → Second fastest ever for the age group
These times are simply extraordinary for athletes who are still in middle school / early high school. They highlight the incredible depth and talent emerging in American youth sprinting.
Camryn Dailey has been on a record-breaking tear in recent months, consistently lowering age-group marks across the 100m, 200m, and 300m. Her latest achievement at the prestigious Florida Relays cements her as one of the brightest young talents in global athletics.
Both athletes are already generating huge buzz, with many predicting bright futures at the highest levels of the sport.
Congratulations to Camryn Dailey on this sensational new world record and to Melanie Doggett on an outstanding performance! The future of women’s sprinting looks extremely fast.
What an unbelievable performance from these two 14-year-olds! Who else is excited to follow their careers? Drop your reactions below!
