Meet Quincy Wilson
Quincy Wilson, born on January 8, 2008, is a 16-year-old American track and field sensation. His meteoric rise in the world of sprinting has captivated fans worldwide. Let’s delve into his remarkable journey, family background, and Olympic aspirations.
Quincy Wilson Parents and Early Life
Quincy’s parents, Monique and Roy Wilson, recognized his talent early on. Both were collegiate athletes—Monique excelled in soccer and basketball, while Roy played football for the Naval Academy. Quincy’s older sister, Kadence, also shares his passion for athletics.
Quincy Wilson Height and School
Standing at 5 feet 9 inches (1.75 meters), Quincy attends Bullis School in Potomac, Maryland. His family relocated from Chesapeake, Virginia, to provide him with better athletic opportunities. Bullis School’s robust program nurtured Quincy’s sprinting prowess.
400 Meters: Breaking Records
Quincy’s breakthrough came in March 2024 when he set an under-18 world record for the indoor 400-meter dash. His relentless pursuit continued in July 2024, smashing the outdoor under-18 world record for the same event. Quincy now holds both the American high school indoor and outdoor 400-meter records.
Road to Paris 2024 Olympics
At just 16, Quincy Wilson secured a spot in the men’s 4x400m relay pool for the Paris 2024 Olympics. His determination and speed make him the youngest American male track and field Olympian in history.
Quincy joins Team USA 400m relay pool, with Quincy Hall, Michael Norman and Chris Bailey all set to compete in the 400m men’s individual event at the Stade de France.
