Blast From The Past

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Blast From The Past

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This Blast From The Past section is intended to bring messages from track and field athletes who have participated at the college level or beyond have a positive message for young athletes, and who are willing to share their accomplishments with them. We are very pleased to have an outstanding young man from a small NJ town bringing our first message. In future issues we intend to publish several of these messages each month. If you or others you know would be interested in contributing an article, you can submit it on the Harris Reports link at www.youthtrack.org We will include e-mail addresses of the authors in case young athletes have questions for the author.

You can submit your profile on the form at the bottom of this page.

Clifford Still Lawnside, NJ

Clifford Still    Lawnside,
                                    NJ

e-mail cstill@camdencounty.com

Name: Clifford L. Still

       High School: Camden County Voc.Tech.
                                    Pennsauken, N.J.

       Graduation Yr.:1975

       Favorite Events:  High Hurdles

       Accomplishments: 
                                    M.V.P. four years in a row, All

      
                                    State, All N.J.

       College/yr.Grad: University of Massachusetts Lowell  1981

       College Accomplishments:  All
                                    New England, All East, All

      
                                    NCI4AAAA,Inducted into the University of Massachusetts Lowell

       hall of Fame 1986.Owner of many field house  records, holder of

       the
                                    University of Massachusetts Lowell's record at 13.05 in 110 meter

       hurdles, qualified
                                    for the Olympic Trails in 1980, set 55m high hurdle

     
                                     field house record at Dartmouth.

       Advice to Youth: The most important thing you

       can do is get a very good education. It my not seem

       important to
                                    you now, but when the sport is all gone for

       you because of age or injury, you will need employment.

       Everyone wants
                                    to feel that they are making a

       contribution in life. Get started now!

Cliff

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