PHILLIP WRIGHT II (2ND FROM THE RIGHT) STRUGGLES IN THE 100m AT THE LHSAA STATE OUTDOOR MEET
If there was any debate on who the fastest high school athlete in Louisiana is, Destrehan's Phillip Wright ended the discussion on Thursday when he ran the fastest times in the state in both the 100m and 200m at the Dutchtown Invitational.
In his first race, Wright, a wide receiver who signed with LSU Football during the early signing period, ran a 10.34, surpassing Brusly junior Patrick Gales, who had Louisiana's fastest 100m time of 10.61 in a performance at the Texas Relays where he had a 3.0 tailwind.
Wright's time is tied for No. 34 in the nation.
Later in the meet, Wright returned and ran a 20.65. That time passed Sterlington's Nathaniel White, who has had Louisiana's fastest time since week No. 1 of season.
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His time of 20.65 currently has him at No. 4 in the nation in the 200m. It also ranks No. 2 in the MileSplit LA database for All-Time performances in Louisiana behind Evangel's Johnathan Wade's 20.58 at the 2002 LHSAA State Outdoor Championship.
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PHILLIP WRIGHT II (2ND FROM THE RIGHT) STRUGGLES IN THE 100m AT THE LHSAA STATE OUTDOOR MEET
If there was any debate on who the fastest high school athlete in Louisiana is, Destrehan's Phillip Wright ended the discussion on Thursday when he ran the fastest times in the state in both the 100m and 200m at the Dutchtown Invitational.
In his first race, Wright, a wide receiver who signed with LSU Football during the early signing period, ran a 10.34, surpassing Brusly junior Patrick Gales, who had Louisiana's fastest 100m time of 10.61 in a performance at the Texas Relays where he had a 3.0 tailwind.
