84% of 11-year-olds aren't allowed to leave their street.
53% can't leave their front yard.
92% of 14-year-olds can't leave their neighborhood.
We built a culture obsessed with safety. The result? A generation that's measurably more anxious:
https://t.co/caMZdQbChQ
84% of 11-year-olds aren't allowed to leave their street.
53% can't leave their front yard.
92% of 14-year-olds can't leave their neighborhood.
We built a culture obsessed with safety. The result? A generation that's measurably more anxious: https://t.co/oygf4qk5yW
HUGE SHOUTOUT to our 10 student- athletes who made their commitment to play collegiate sports today!! We couldn’t be prouder of you for all that you’ve accomplished and we look forward to watching you excel at the next level! Go get em, Wildcats!! We’ll always be here cheering for you!
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Wyatt Pearce
Track & Field
East Carolina University
Ryan Savell
Lacrosse
William Peace University
Cooper Wingo
Men’s Tennis
Roanoke College
Taden Martin
Football
Ferrum College
Malachi Gilchrist
Football
Elizabeth City State University
Marcelo K. Chitty
Football
Elizabeth City State University
Kamari St. Clair
Football
North Carolina Wesleyan College
Avrie Helm
Women’s Tennis
Salem College
Isabel Davidian
Beach Volleyball
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Allana Johnson
Volleyball
Holy Family University
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If you can't make it to rising freshman open house tonight, here is the info for our program!
Info Overview: https://t.co/9wXdWo8lMD
Cross Country Info: https://t.co/4tTEmxmsuA
Winter/Spring Track: https://t.co/lnRiaWEO1C
Rising 9th graders interested in track/field/cross country:
Come to freshman orientation tonight [Thu, 4/23] from 6:00-8:00 p.m. @ Millbrook HS in the media center!
You'll get to meet the coaches and future teammates, and learn more about the program and the '26-'27 schedule!
Boys finish 3rd at the stacked Wake Co Track & Field Championship!
Champions: Michael Hamilton (400m, 4x400m), Isaiah Atkins/AJ Peterson/Justice Camacho (4x400m), Wyatt Pearce (1600m)
Runners up: Evan (800m, 4x400m), Rayan/Gavin/Kaleb (4x800m), Michael/Isaiah/Justice/AJ (4x200m)
Congrats to Kaleb, Evan, Jordan, and Wyatt for finishing top 10 at the national championship!
A great conclusion to a season in which the boys finished as state champions, set a new school record, and set the state championship meet record!
More evidence that the global decline in test scores that began after 2012 is linked to the proliferation of smartphones and computers in class: The slide was bigger in countries where students began spending more time on devices (for leisure)
https://t.co/HbzevWcG9e
Jeff Galloway, a 1972 U.S. Olympian and beloved coach, but perhaps best known for teaching the world that slowing down was the secret to going further, has died at the age of 80. 🕊️
His revolutionary run-walk-run method (affectionately known around the world as “Jeffing”) transformed marathon running from an elite pursuit into something beautifully ordinary, accessible to anyone willing to lace up their shoes.
He survived a devastating heart attack in 2021, where his heart stopped for four and a half minutes before five stents brought him back. Doctors credited his decades of endurance training with helping keep him alive. True to form, he responded not by resting on his laurels, but by relearning to walk and then planned to return to the marathon. Before an injury forced him to scratch from last December’s Honolulu Marathon, Galloway was set to become the first person to complete a marathon in eight consecutive decades. He was planning to return in 2026.
“My mission now, at the age of 80-plus, is to show that people can do things that are normally not done, and can do them safely,” he told The New York Times last month.
Galloway’s Book on Running is considered probably the best-selling running coaching book of all time.
Jeff Galloway opened up running to everyone. He is survived by every single person who ever doubted themselves, took their first step and made it to the other side of a finish line that they initially didn’t think would be possible. ♥️
Millbrook men’s 4x400 took 2nd place at the state championship yesterday with a time of 3:23 - a new school record and a top 20 time in state history!
Congrats to AJ, Michael, Kaleb, and Wyatt!
@MillbrookWR concluded the dual season as 8A Runners Up. Last night they defeated Laney to win the East Regional Championship, before failing to Hough in the title match. Boys finished 22-2. Congratulations to Senior, Kyle Stainback, for winning the NCHSAA Sportsmanship Award!