Aiden Opore is a 10 year old Track & Field athlete, who has six (6) National Titles and a National record under his belt. That is more than any other male track & field athlete in the state of Georgia and arguably in the Nation. His main events are the 100/200/400M and the Long Jump. Because of his training and work ethics, Aiden has a running range up to the 800M. We have seen a true progression in Aiden from his running form and race strategy mentally before and athletically during competition. Goals are set each week with Aiden and through consistency, he has been able to achieve and succeed. He has dominated the competition locally and nationally. Aiden has set a standard for hard work and what it takes to be a Champion.

Since his first inspirational victory at the Dunamis Super Meet indoor meet in February 2018, Aiden has gone to set seventeen (17) New Meet Records, one (1) National Record that same year in eleven (11) Track Meets.

Another nine (9) New Meet Records followed this in 2019, while running at the bottom of his age group of 9-10 years old. His best times and distance jumps this year 2019 were:

100M – 13.10 sec

200M – 26.59 sec

Long Jump – 15-11.50. (4.86m) - This is the best ever jumped by any 9 year old in the nation.

Aiden’s National Records & Attempts

• Aiden currently holds the 8U National Record in 200m of 27.32 sec set at the 2018 USATF Junior Olympics in North Carolina A&T University Aggie Stadium, Greensboro, North Carolina.

• Aiden currently holds the Longest Long Jump Record by any 9-10U athlete in the Nation of 15-11.50 (4.86m). He set the distance on May 25-26, 2019 at the Atlanta Georgia Relays International Meet at Westlake High School in Atlanta, GA. He set this while at the bottom of the age group. The year 2020 will have some very promising records to come out of it.

• In 2018, he missed breaking the 8U USATF 100m National record by 0.09 sec when he ran 13.74 sec.

• In 2018, him and his Jackrabbit 4x400m Relay team missed 8U National record by 0.66 sec. They ran 4:41.48 sec.

• In 2019 at the AAU Junior Olympics, he ran100m at 13.10 sec and missed the National record by 0.13 sec.

• In 2019 at the AAU Junior Olympics, he ran 200m at 26.59 sec and missed the National record by 0.13 sec again.

• In 2019 at the AAU Junior Olympics he Long Jumped 15-07.00 and missed the National record by a bare 0.5”, half inch.