Mickey Grimes: This southern California native took the T&F world by storm in 2007. Grimes has matured as both an athlete and a professional. Specializing in the 100m event Grimes matched his career best with a wind-aided :9.99 clocking as well as a legal :10.01. Ranks as one of the Top 5 U.S. sprinters and Top 10 in the world in 2007. Burst onto the scene in 2001 as part of the USA’s gold medal winning 4x100m relay at the World Outdoor T&F Championships in Edmonton. Has run :20.57 for 200 meters in 2002. Grimes achieved his career best :9.99 at the Weltklasse Zurich Golden League meeting in 2003.
Rachelle Boone-Smith: The 2005 World Championship silver medalist at 200 meters. Signed with World Express in March 2005 and enjoyed the best year of her career. Extensive overseas meets, long-term contract with NIKE, Track & Field News full-page interview and championship success can be attributed to Mark Pryor's management. Ran :22.22 and :11.03 during 2004-05 season. USA Outdoor 200m Champion in 2006. Ranked #2 in the world in 2005 and #4 in 2006. Husband Quez Smith is her coach. Norfolk Va. native attended Indiana Univ. and has one son.
Jordan Vaden: Ran :19.98 for 200 meters in 2006 at USA Outdoor Championships. Also placed 4th in the 100m event (:10.20) at those same championships. Won 100 meters at USA vs GB, RUS, CHN dual match in Birmingham England. Long-term Adidas contract negotiated by World Express.
Moise Joseph: Haiti native was a 9-time NCAA All-American and one-time All-SEC selection for the University of Florida (800m and Distance Medley Relay). Competed for Haiti at 800 meters in the 2004 Summer Olympics in Syndey, Australia. A prolific NCAA runner during his years at the Univ. of Florida. Made the finals of every NCAA Championship (indoor & outdoors) during his collegiate career.
David Freeman: Puerto Rico native was a 2-time NCAA All-American and 2-time All-SEC Cross Country and Track and Field selection while at the University of Kentucky. Set the 800-meter school record by placing second at the 2003 SEC Challenge with a time of 1:47.40 and ran the 1,600-meter leg of the school record-setting Distance Medley Relay team.
Tim “Headache” Gittens: New York City playground legend; Founding member of the And1 Mixed Tape Tour; Featured in nationally-aired TV program on ESPN (StreetBall) as well as Sprite commercial; Named one of the top streetball players by Slam Magazine.
Tavon Mason: All ACC Performer at the University of Virginia; Signed as a free-agent to the Washington Redskins in 2004; excellent receiver with blazing speed (4.38 40yard dash). Played for NY Jets in 2002-03.
Randy “White-Chocolate” Gill: Winner of 2003 nationally televised MTV program “Whose Got Game”, produced by Earvin “Magic” Johnson; Featured in Slam magazine as a national streetball legend
Michele Davis: Lansing, MI. native was a NCAA Track & Field All-American while at UNLV; Conference record holder at 200 and 400 meters; High School All-American who was a member of the U.S. Junior National Team; currently coached by Karen Dennis of Ohio State University.
Dameon Johnson: Member of the 1999 U.S. World Indoor Championship 4x400 meter relay team; Ran 2nd leg on relay that set a World and American Indoor Record, winning a gold medal in Maebashi, Japan. Coached by World Express president Mark Pryor and Ernestt Barrett.
Terrance Herrington: 1992 U.S. Olympian and 3-time 1500 meter U.S. National Champion; Affiliated with World Express since 1996. Boosts PRs of 3:53 (mile), 3:35.77 (1500m) and 1:46.88 for 800 meters; Competed at the 2000 U.S. Olympic Trials running 3:40.17; World Express Athlete Development Manager for aspiring track & field clients.
Damon Shultz: 6ft –3in. international Off-guard who has played in Killester, Ireland since 1998; Led the league in scoring, averaging 28.8 ppg in 1999; Dominican Republic shooting guard, averaging 30+ pts.; An excellent shooter and finisher with a 42 inch vertical jump.
Alex Morgan: First World Express Athletic Mgmt client; 4-time Jamaican National Champion; 10-time NCAA All-American at George Mason University; Competed at the 1995 & 1997 World Outdoor Track & Field Championships (Athens, Greece & Seville, Spain) as well as in Atlanta for the 1996 Olympic Games, running 1:45.58 and 1:46.95i.
Herb Crook: 6 ft. 7in. starting forward for the University of Louisville Cardinals who won the 1986 NCAA National Championship under Coach Denny Crum; Ranked Top 10 All-Time in Scoring and Rebounds at Louisville; Seasoned veteran with 7 seasons of European experience averaging 25pts. per game and 9 rebounds
Clive Terrelonge: 1992 and 1996 Jamaican Olympian; 19-time Division III All-American at Lincoln University in Pennsylvania; Winner of 1995 World Indoor 800 meter Championship in Paris France (1:47.13); Personal best are 400m (:45.98) and 800m (1:47.34i / 1:45.48); Credited with opening his country’s eyes (Jamaica) to the exploits of its middle distance athletes. Currently coaching at UCONN.
Del Smutherman: 1998 Indoor U.S. Championships runner-up in the triple jump; Member of the 1997 United States World University Games team (Catalina Italy); All-Conference performer at Auburn University (1992-96); Long jumper (PR - 8.00m / 26 ft.3in) and national class triple jumper (PR - 16.84m / 55 ft.3in.).
Ian Roberts: 2-time NCAA All-American for Coppin State College and St. John’s Univ.; 1999 World Indoor & Outdoor Championships Guyana representative (Maebashi, Japan and Seville Spain) as well as the 1999 Pan American Games; Lifetime bests are 1:47.87i / 1:46.85 for 800 meters; Competed at the 2000 Olympics in Sydney Australia. Coached by World Express president Mark Pryor and Ernestt Barrett.