To Elevate
Youth Track & Field.
Mission.
Vision.
To Elevate
Youth Track & Field.
Youth track & field on the biggest stage possible.
How we elevate
youth track.
One mission, expressed three ways. Every story we publish, every coach and club we surface, and every stage we build answers to it , to put youth track on the biggest stage possible.
Recognition
Meaningful achievement, on the record.
The athletes, coaches, and clubs shaping the sport, on the record. Today through The Heat Sheet. Tomorrow through rankings, awards, and a permanent record of the era.
Community
The people of the sport.
Coaches, club directors, parents, and athletes, connected around a shared standard. The Circuit exists because of them, and everything we build makes their work more visible and their sport more shared.
Opportunity
More ways to grow, compete, and be seen.
We create opportunities for youth track to grow, compete, and be seen, starting with the coverage that makes today's athletes and programs visible, and building toward the events, showcases, and series that give the sport the stage it deserves.
The Heat
Sheet.
The Heat Sheet is a standalone media brand within The Circuit , a publication of record for youth track. The stories, athletes, and moments that define the era.
Youth Track Deserves a Bigger Stage
The athletes, coaches, clubs and families already make youth track worth following. The Circuit is here to give the sport the attention, recognition and stage it has earned.
At USATF Junior Olympics, Breaking the Record Wasn’t Always Enough
Five USATF Junior Olympic fields sent multiple athletes past the old national record as eleven 8U–14U standards changed.
Texas’ 9U Asher Denman Sets AAU Long Jump Record and Ties 100m Record on Same Day
Asher Denman set the AAU 9U boys long-jump record and tied the 100m record on the same championship day.
California’s 10U Archer Gorelik Breaks USATF National Record with 53.02m Aero Javelin Throw
3M Track Club’s Archer Gorelik moved the decade-old 250g Aero Javelin record by 8.84 meters during the USATF Junior Olympic final.
Ohio’s Riley Franklin and California’s Beth Nwachukwu Share 1.55m Standard in 12U Girls High Jump
Warrensville Youth Track Club’s Riley Franklin remains USA No. 1 and Valley United Track Club’s Beth Nwachukwu sits No. 2, but both athletes have now cleared the same leading height: 1.55m (5' 1").
Ohio's 13U Nyla Sikyala Runs 11.92 to Take Second at International Youth Championship
The Sprint Factory's Nyla Sikyala ran 11.92 in the final and moved to No. 2 on Athletic.net's current all-wind 13U girls club list.
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