At this weekend’s Dorman Distance Carnival, local distance runner Jayden Phillips delivered a breakthrough performance in the boys’ 3200-meter run, clocking an impressive 9:32 to break his own school record. The performance marked a new personal best and set a high bar early in the track season.
Phillips’ time of 9:32 not only eclipsed his previous mark but also underscored his status as one of the top distance athletes in the region. The meet featured strong competition from high school runners across the state, providing Phillips with a fast field to push him to the record effort.
The Dorman Distance Carnival remains one of the premier early-season events for middle and long-distance runners in South Carolina, drawing athletes looking to test their fitness and set season-best times. Phillips’ record run will position him as a key contender for upcoming district and state championship meets.
Full official results from the carnival listed times for several events, including the 3200m, where multiple runners posted competitive performances. Here