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TRACK ATHLETE

PERSONAL

BIRTHDAY:

November 10

Male

GENDER:

Kingston & St Andrew

PARISH:

Excelsior High, George Mason University

SCHOOL:

TRAINING CAMP / CLUB:

Clyde Hart

200m – 20.64, 300m – 32.66, 400m – 44.56, 4x400m Relay – 2:56.75

PERSONAL BEST:

400m, 4x400m Relay

EVENT: 

TRACK RECORD

GAMES AND AWARDS:

2011: Outstanding Contribution to Track and Field in Jamaica - Inter-Secondary Schools Sports Association (ISSA)
2002: Hall of Fame - George Mason University

1999 & 2000:
Male Athlete of the Year - Carreras Sports Foundation

-1997:
Hall of Fame - Virginia Sports

Olympic Games:
2000 [Bronze - 400m]
2000 [Bronze - 4x400m Relay]
1996 [Bronze - 4x400m Relay]

World Championships:
2001 [Bronze - 400m]
2001 [Silver - 4x400m Relay]
1999 [Silver - 4x400m Relay]
1997 [Silver - 4x400m Relay]
1995 [Bronze - 400m]
1995 [Silver - 4x400m Relay]

World Indoor Championship:
2004 [Gold - 4x400m Relay]
1997 [Silver - 4x400m Relay]

Pan American Games - PanAm:
1999 [Gold - 400m]
1999 [Gold - 4x400m Relay]

Commonwealth Games:
1998 [Gold - 4x400m Relay]

Central American & Caribbean Games (CAC):
1998 [Silver - 4x400m Relay]
1993 [Gold - 400m]
1993 [Gold - 4x400m Relay]

IAAF Grand Prix Final:
2002 [Silver - 400m]
2000 [Bronze - 400m]

World Junior Championship:
1992 [Silver - 4x400m Relay]

CARIFTA Games:
1992 [Gold - 400m]

Dr. Gregory Haughton

Dr. Gregory Haughton stands as a beacon of athletic brilliance and scholarly achievement in Jamaican track and field history, heralded for his remarkable accomplishments both on and off the track.

Haughton's extraordinary journey in track and field commenced at Excelsior High School in Jamaica, where his prodigious talent and passion for running first came to prominence. His early successes set the stage for a storied career in athletics.


Venturing overseas in pursuit of academic and athletic excellence, Haughton's determination led him to prestigious universities, where he not only refined his athletic abilities but also excelled academically. Balancing the demands of sports and academics, his dedication and resilience became hallmarks of his character.


Haughton's athletic prowess shone brightly on the world stage as he proudly represented Jamaica in multiple Olympic Games. Renowned for his prowess in the fiercely competitive 400-meter event, his performances exhibited not only sheer speed and power but also unwavering dedication and tenacity.

Beyond the Olympics, Haughton's impact resonated through numerous World Championships and other elite global competitions. His consistent presence and stellar performances solidified his reputation as a force to be reckoned with among the world's finest athletes.


In addition to his remarkable athletic achievements, Dr. Haughton's commitment to academia is equally commendable. Juggling the demands of elite-level sports and rigorous studies, he pursued and earned a doctoral degree, showcasing his dedication to education and personal development.

Dr. Greg’s journey—from Excelsior High School to the pinnacle of Olympic and scholarly achievement—serves as an inspiration. His legacy as a Jamaican 400m Olympian, marked by athletic excellence and academic accomplishment, embodies the true spirit of perseverance, dedication, and triumph against all odds. His story continues to motivate aspiring athletes and scholars, underscoring the profound impact of balancing sportsmanship with scholarly pursuits.

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