Name	Terrence Trammell
Height	6' 2
Naionality	American
Date of Birth	November 23, 1978
Place of Birth	Atlanta, Georgia, U.S
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Terrence's Bio

After being awarded the 1997 T&F News Male High School Athlete of the Year, Terrence went on to the University of South Carolina to become a 5 time NCAA Champion. Trammell’s 2009 indoor season ended with a bang when he led start to finish in the 60m hurdles final at the USA Indoor Championships in Boston, winning in 7.37 seconds to break Reggie Torian's 10-year-old meet record of 7.38. The time was just .01 off the American record, was a 2009 world leader, and gave him 1,259 points in the Visa Championship Series to win the title. At the 2009 USA Outdoor Championships, Trammell and David Payne stopped the clocks in the identical time of 13.12, with Payne declared the victor. 2009 and 2008 2nd 110m Hurdles at the USATF Outdoor National Championships 2009 1st 110m Hurdles at the USATF Indoor National Championships 2000 and 2004Olympic Silver Medals in the 110m Hurdles. 1997 Track & Field News Male High School Athlete of the Year

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Terrence Trammell's IAAF World Championships 110 hurdle Silver Medal

Trammell Gets Silver

TERRENCE TRAMMELL-Indoor 60m Hurdles Champion gets Silver at USATF Trials After winning the Indoor 60m hurdles championship with a meet record and just missing the American record, Terrence wanted to make the year complete with another USATF Outdoor Championship. “I thought I had the race won, but David got the win. The ultimate goal is making the team and getting to the World Championships, and that’s what I accomplished.”.

Photo Finish for T2
by Matt Martino

In the end, it took a computer to tell whether Terrence Trammell was the 2009 American 110m hurdles champion. The machine sided with Terrence's top U.S. rival, David Payne, who won by a mere three thousandths of a second Sunday at the U.S. Track and Field Championships in Eugene, Oregon. Both men finished in 13.12. They will meet again at the 12th IAAF World Championships in Berlin, Germany (August 15-23). Aries Merrit who finished at 13.15, earned the third team spot and the right to represent the United States in the World Championships.