I started running track in 8th grade which spurred a passion for running. Throughout high school I would go on to be a 4x state champion in the 200 meter dash and 2x state champion in the 100 meter dash. My senior year I was awarded the 2014 Gatorade Athlete of the year for Florida and afterwards became the 2014 World Junior Champion in the 100 meter dash and 4x100 meter relay. I continued my career in college at Florida State University for 1 year where I earned ACC Freshman of the year Honors and was the ACC champion in the 60 meter dash. I transferred to the University of Georgia after my freshman year where I went on to receive my bachelor degree. While at UGA I became the 2018 SEC champion in both the 100 and 200 meter dashes breaking a school record with a time of 9.99 seconds in the process. I signed to Adidas in 2019 after graduation and have been a professional track and field athlete since then where I have broken the 10 second barrier several more times and was selected to compete for team USA for the 2023 World Athletics Championships in Budapest. 

Izaic Yorks is a young man with an old soul. . . and one that happens to have the stubborn cross of a donkey and the discipline of a samurai warrior. He is not as cool as the previous sentence makes him sound, nor is his name phonetically correct. His name sounds something like Isaac (ok, exactly like it). As told by the sorting hat he is destined for book-writing greatness but if the magical artifact is wrong then he will be happy to know he has at least left fantasy stories for his children to love. Izaic spent six years as a professional athlete, earning silver in the United States championships among several distinguishing awards. He has accrued many skills in the arts and business acumen, making him a unicorn who thrives at the nexus of creativity and conscientiousness. Now the University of Washington grad seeks his true passion for authoring fantasy works like Ascendant: Saga of Valor, Walktall, and other books with a heart for virtues, and the stuff of the Good, True, and Beautiful.Hailing from the Pacific Northwest Izaic is now lost in Hillsborough, living the small-town life and raising a beautiful family. More at izaicyorks.com

Erik Sowinski is an American 800m runner from Waukesha, WI and graduate of the University of Iowa. At Iowa he was a team captain, Big Ten Champion, Big Ten Conference Medal of Honor recipient, and NCAA runner-up in the 800m. Professionally, Erik is a 3 x USA Champion, former World and American record holder, and earned a bronze medal at the World Indoor Track and Field Championships in 2016. He is considered one of the most consistent 800m runners of all-time and has run under 1:50 211 times in his career.

Jordan Hasay has been a standout runner since her high school days when she was 2008 T&F Girls High School Athlete of the Year, having competed in the 2008 Olympic Trials as a 16 year old. She won silver in the 1500m at the World Youth Championships in 2007 and was 4th in both the 2008 & 2010 World Junior Championships. Jordan represented USA in the 10,000m at the 2013 World Championships in Moscow but it was at the marathon where she had most success.  She ran the fastest ever debut by an American woman at the 2017 Boston Marathon where she placed 3rd. She improved her PB to 2:20.57 to finish 3rd at the Chicago Marathon the same year and returned to Boston in 2019 for another podium finish.

Clayton is from Washington, Missouri. During his time at Washington High School, he was a 4-time all-state athlete and set school records in the 1600m (4:20), 3200m (9:19) and 2000m Steeple (6:32). His 9:19 3200m earned him an 8th place finish in the Missouri State Track & Field Championships. He also ran personal best times of 4:17 for the mile and 15:44 for 5000m (cross country) in high school. 

After high school, Clayton attended Lindenwood University in St. Charles, Missouri for his freshman year, competing at the NCAA Division II level. He was an all-conference cross country runner, and was 26th at his cross country regional meet. After one year at Lindenwood, he transferred to Wichita State University, where he completed the rest of his eligibility, competing at the NCAA Division I level. Clayton was a 4-time all-conference athlete for Wichita State, twice in cross country, and twice in the 3000m Steeplechase. He was conference champion in the steeplechase once, and runner-up once, and also placed 4th in the indoor 5000m at the American Athletic Conference Championships.  

In his final season, he competed at the NCAA Outdoor West Regional Championships in the 3000m Steeple. On the cross country course, he placed as high as 5th in the conference, and 18th in the NCAA Midwest Regional meet. He finished college with personal bests of 8:45 (3000m Steeple), 8:09 (3000m), 14:08 (5000m), 23:34 (8k cross country, and 29:58 (10k cross country).Clayton graduated from Wichita State University with a degree in Exercise Science. He joined Minnesota Distance Elite in September of 2023

Karley is a University of North Carolina track and cross country alumni with a BA in Biology and minors in Chemistry and Coaching Education. She holds a MA in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Colorado Denver. Karley is a 4-time national team member who competed at the World Mountain and Trail Championships in Austria in 2023. Karley trains with The Trail Team in Boulder, Colorado.

Donald Scott attended Eastern Michigan University (EMU), where he earned a degree in criminal justice. Scott set many records at EMU in track and field. While competing for the Eagles, Scott brought home nine Mid-American Conference (MAC) titles and two NCAA Division 1 All-American honors, and set the MAC and school record for the triple jump. Scott earned bronze medal in triple jump at 2022 World Indoor Championships. He is a 2017 and 2019 U.S. Indoor Triple Jump Champion and a 2018 and 2019 U.S. Outdoor Champion.

Donald, a values-driven and people-centric individual, holds a deep commitment to giving back to his community. Through mentorship and coaching, he dedicates himself to pouring into others. As an open communicator, Donald takes pleasure in assembling the puzzle pieces of a project and witnessing its successful completion. His entrepreneurial mindset is firmly rooted in a disciplined approach, reflecting his strategic and goal-oriented nature.

Patrick is a former professional athlete that competed for the New York Athletic Club. He graduated from The University of Tennessee where he was an ALL-SEC selection in cross country and track & field. A Volunteer Letterman, he was part of a Tennessee squad that won the outdoor Southeastern Conference title in 2002. In 2006 and 2008, Patrick represented Team USA at the World Cross Country and World Half Marathon Championships, respectively. Patrick competed at a variety of USATF Championships on the road, track and cross country. Patrick earned a BA in Psychology from Tennessee and MEd.L from Saint Francis University. He was recently hired as the assistant coach at The University of Tennessee, Chattanooga.