WEEK 2: SOUTH CENTRAL DOMINATES ONCE AGAIN!!

The competition is heating up as Week 2 of the TJL season saw a major shake-up in the standings. South Central surged to the top with a combined 48.38m, led by dominant performances from Chris Preddie, Stafon Roach, and Gabriele Tosti.

Team Standings After Week 2:🏆

🥇1st – South Central (48.38m)

🥈2nd – North Central (48.25m)

3rd – West (46.24m)

4️⃣ North East (45.65m)

5️⃣ South East (44.78m)

Top Performers of the Week:

🔥 Brandon Green Jr. (North Central) – 16.92m

🔥 Sterling Scott (North Central) – 15.78m

🔥 Chris Preddie (South Central) – 16.05m

🔥 Stafon Roach (South Central) – 16.20m

🔥 Gabriele Tosti (South Central) – 16.13m

Regional Breakdown:

• South Central – Consistency was key. With three athletes over 16m, they take the top spot and look like the team to beat.

• North Central – A monster jump from Brandon Green Jr. kept them in the race. Sterling Scott added valuable points, proving this team has depth.

• West – Solid contributions across the board keep them in contention. They’ll need a standout performance to challenge the top two.

• North East – A balanced effort, but they’ll need a breakthrough jump to move up the rankings.

• South East – Struggling to keep pace. Iangelo Atkinstall-Daley and Zavien Wolfe need to step up to close the gap. Can Kyvon Tatham save them?

With only a small margin separating the top teams, the race for the championship is wide open. Who will step up in Week 3?

Stay locked in for more TJL action!

WEEK 2: BRANDON GREEN JR. OPENS UP WITH 16.92M!!!

The TJL season has its first breakout performance, and it belongs to North Central’s Brandon Green Jr. The Oklahoma jumper delivered a massive 16.92m (55’6.25”) mark, setting the new standard for the league in Week 2.

Breaking Down the Performance:

• Explosiveness – Green Jr. looked effortless off the board, generating massive lift.

• Runway Speed – His approach was controlled yet aggressive, setting up a near-perfect

  
  
  
  

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• Smooth Execution – Every phase was locked in, allowing him to maximize distance.

What’s Next?

With Green Jr. now leading the individual leaderboard, the target is on his back. Can he keep this momentum and push for 17 meters? Will another athlete rise to the challenge?

Stay tuned—the best is yet to come!