Draft:Jason Ravelo
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| Personal information | |
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| Nationality | Puerto Rican |
| Born | December 1, 2005 |
| Sport | |
| Sport | Track and Field |
| College team | Marshall University |
Jason Ravelo, originally from Puerto Rico, developed a strong passion for track and field early in life, showing an innate talent for sprinting and hurdling. His athletic journey led him to IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida, renowned for training elite athletes. At IMG, Ravelo focused on perfecting his technique and speed in hurdles, setting the foundation for his future accomplishments in collegiate and international competitions.
High School Career at IMG Academy
[edit]While at IMG Academy, Ravelo became known for his skill and competitiveness in the 110-meter hurdles and 400-meter hurdles. His high school career included a remarkable performance at the Florida Relays, where he placed second in the 110-meter hurdles. His achievements at IMG prepared him for higher levels of competition, enabling him to gain experience against some of the top young athletes in the U.S. while at IMG academy he set the 110 hurdle record with a time of 13.97
College Career at Marshall University
[edit]In 2024, Ravelo signed with Marshall University, continuing his athletic development as a collegiate hurdler. Competing in the NCAA for Marshall, he has shown consistent improvement in his main events, including the 110-meter and 400-meter hurdles. His background at IMG and his international experience with the Puerto Rican team have given him an edge in collegiate competitions.
International Career with Puerto Rico National Team
[edit]Ravelo’s successes in the U.S. earned him a spot on the Puerto Rico national track and field team, where he represented his country in international competitions. Notably, he competed at the U20 Puerto Rico Championships and the World Under-20 Athletics Championships in Lima, Peru. In Lima, he finished in the 51st position in the 110-meter hurdles, showcasing his determination on the world stage.
Achievements and Personal Bests
[edit]Ravelo’s personal records highlight his talent and commitment to hurdling:
110-meter hurdles: 13.97 seconds
400-meter hurdles: 54.20 seconds
His consistent improvement was also reflected in the 60-meter hurdles, where he recorded times of 8.30 seconds in early 2023 and later improved to 7.95 seconds in early 2024.
Personal Life
[edit]Jason Ravelo remains closely connected to his Puerto Rican roots, often crediting his heritage as a source of motivation in his track and field journey. His pride in representing Puerto Rico drives him to continue his athletic pursuits and make a name for himself in both collegiate and international track and field.