Men's Track & Field

Coach Philip Redrick, 1st Year as Head Cross Country/Track Coach, has had a lot of success for a new program. The XC and Track became ranked for the 1st time in school history. XC team highest ranking was 19th and the track Team Highest ranking 23rd

Coach Redrick is also the sprint hurdles and jumps coach as well as Head Coach. 12 Athletes Qualified for the national meet under him. The sprint group was ranked top 10 in the nation. His group also set 18 School records

He also has brought in the No. 1 recruiting class for Men and Women. Over 60 athletes 

Redrick is a 3x All American in Jr. College at Neosho. Signed a full-ride scholarship to run for the University of Washington and later on transferred to Texas Southern University where he became a D1-3x All American, 5x Southwestern Athletic Champion (SWAC), broke 3x SWAC records and 8 school at Texas Southern University records. He was named the fastest man in SWAC history.

Redrick was also on a TV show called “The Next Olympic Hopeful”. They pick 50 men and women around the USA to battle it out for a chance to make a team and Redrick was chosen for Bobsled.
For the last four years, Redrick coached high school athletes. In four years, he has had 52 Jr. Olympic athletes, 1 National champion, and 34 All Americans.
• 3x All American
• 5x SWAC Champion
• 8 School Records Texas Southern
• 3 SWAC Records
• 3x NJCC All American
• Ranked 12th in the World in the 200 meters and 28th in the 100 meters
• 1 National Champion
• 34 High School All Americans

ATHLETIC EXPERIENCE
Personal Best 100 meters - 10.09 seconds
Personal Best 200 meters - 20.12 seconds
2019- Outdoor 200 champion NCCWMA 200
2019-2nd 100 NCCWMA
2015-USA championships
2014-USA championships
2013-Cork City 100 meter champion
2012 - Ranked 28th world top 100 sprinters
2012 - Saskatchewan Games Champion 200m
2012 - Olympics Trials Qualifier
2012 - U.S. Indoor National Qualifier
2011 - U.S. National Outdoor Qualifier
2011 - Ranked 14th world top 200 sprinters

Fort Scott Track & Field Coaching Accolades

- 21’Region VI Indoor conference champions (3^rd place Region women)

-21’Region VI Outdoor conference champions (men/women)

- 21’Region VI Indoor Champions (Octavia Young – Pentathlon)

-21’Region VI Outdoor Champion (Rachel Booker-Heptathlon)

-21’NJCAA Outdoor All American (Rachel Booker-Heptathlon 8^th)

- 21’Region VI Outdoor Runner Up (Tre Buchanan   – 400H) Conference champion 

- 21’NJCAA Indoor All Americans (Octavia Young -)

- 21’NJCAA Indoor Finalist (Jada Sneed - 600m) All American

- 21’NJCAA Outdoor Runner up (Women’s 4x100m)

-21’NJCAA Outdoor All Americans (Women’s 4x100m)

- 21’NJCAA Outdoor All Americans (Jarvis Miles - 400m / 4^th place at Nationals)

-21’NJCAA Indoor All American (Damazvia Dames 5^th place Triple Jump at nationals)

-21’NJCAA Outdoor All American (Damazvia Dames 3rd place Triple Jump at nationals)

-21’NJCAA Indoor All American (Trinity Sinegal 8th place 200m at nationals)

-21’NJCAA Outdoor All American (Trinity Sinegal 8thplace 200m at nationals) 23.83

21’ NJCAA Outdoor All American (Trey Dixon Long Jump 8^th)

Event ranking

Women

3^rd-100

5^th-200

8^th -400

4^th-100H

2^nd-400h

5^th-LJ

Men

5^th-100

5^th-200

5^th-400

2^nd110H

3-400H

3^rd-TJ

- 32 School records

2021 Saw Fort Scott Track go to great heights in the 1^st Full year for Coach Redrick. The team won Indoor conference (women) and Outdoor conference Men/Women. 1^st time in school history

Both men and women’s team ranked in the top 10 1^st time in school history and the highest ranking for any program

 Indoor and outdoor nationals the team had 27 All Americans  

Coach Redrick is also the sprint hurdles and jumps coach. Each of his event groups where top 5 in the nation. Making Fort Scott one of the best sprint programs in the nation. D1/D2/Naia/Juco