Rockdale County High (Conyers, Ga.) sophomore sprinter Candace Hill was today named the 2014-15 Gatorade National Girls Track & Field Athlete of the Year. The 5-foot-8 sophomore became the first ...

In a blink, Candace Hill becomes a track sensation. By Steve Hummer. June 4, 2016. It is coming up on a year now since life forever changed for Candace Hill, in exactly 10.98 seconds.

When Candace Hill became the fastest teenage girl the United States has ever clocked, sprinting 100 meters in 10.98 seconds in June, she was suddenly good enough not only to qualify for next ...

Hill won the 200-meter dash with a state-record time of 23.05 seconds as well as the 100 in a state-record 11.34 at the Class 6A GHSA Track & Field State Championships this spring, scoring 20 of ...

By: Johanna Gretschel of MileSplit Sixteen-year-old Candace Hill announced signing a 10-year professional contract with ASICS on Thursday, Dec. 17. She is the youngest track athlete in the history ...

Candace Hill talked to Jojo of MileSplit one day after signing on with ASICS as the brand's first female sprinter. The sixteen-year-old high school junior at Rockdale County High School in Conyers ...

Candace Hill finished second in a race once. Once. It happened on a Saturday in the spring of 2014 in Lilburn, Georgia. The event, the 200 meters, marked the high school track debut of Hill, then ...

EUGENE, Ore. — Four years ago, at an event held near his hometown of Atlanta, Tony Carpenter saw a 13-year-old Candace Hill run. It was a memorable experience: “I thought, ‘Wow ...

Candace Hill is primed for success in whatever field she decides to take on. Let’s hope for the sport’s sake, that field is track and field. Read: Trayvon Bromell: Teen U.S. sprinter makes ...

Candace Hill is primed for success in whatever field she decides to take on. Let’s hope for the sport’s sake, that field is track and field. Read: Trayvon Bromell: Teen U.S. sprinter makes ...

You could be forgiven for thinking Candace Hill was a seasoned professional athlete. Watching her run, you’d assume she’d been a part of the international track and field circuit for years.