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2026 AAU Junior Olympic Games

A Tied National Record? Kenadie Forbes And Brandis Campbell Both Make High Jump History

A Tied National Record? Kenadie Forbes And Brandis Campbell Both Make High Jump History

Kenadie Forbes and Brandis Campbell both set a new AAU Junior Olympic Games and National record for the 11-year-old girls high jump.

Aug 7, 2026 by Tobias Linkin
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Replay: High Jump 1 - 2026 AAU Junior Olympic Games | Aug 7 @ 8 AM42:12

Not just one, but two girls made history during the 11-year-old Girls High Jump at the AAU Junior Olympic Games on Friday, August 7.

Kenadie Forbes and Brandis Campbell both jumped 1.55m, passing a previous record that had stood since 2007.

Forbes was given the win in the event for clearing 1.55m on her first try, while Campbell cleared it on her second attempt. However, both girls made history in Des Moines, Iowa.

Multiple records have been broken throughout the course of the week, but there's still one more day to go in the AAU Junior Olympic Games. Watch the final day of the games live on FloTrack.

Girls High Jump (11 Years Old) Results

  1. Kenadie Forbes (Track Minnesota Elite) – 1.55m (5-01.00)
  2. Brandis Campbell (Unattached) – 1.55m (5-01.00)
  3. Addison Brown (Sun City) – 1.45m (4-09.00)
  4. Ava-Simone Buries (NVA Track) – 1.40m (4-07.00)
  5. Kalynn Brown (Air Capital Track Club) – 1.40m (4-07.00)
  6. Maddie Stallbaumer (Hot Feet Track Club) – 1.35m (4-05.00)
  7. Robyn Pena (Jeuness) – 1.35m (4-05.00)
  8. Jordynn Walker (Jamerican Flyers Track Club) – 1.35m (4-05.00)
  9. Jummy Siyanbade (South Texas Elite) – 1.35m (4-05.00)
  10. Tina Purnell (Xccelerate Track and Field) – 1.30m (4-03.25)
  11. Jailyn Tennessee (Virginia Elite) – 1.30m (4-03.25)
  12. Kambrie Willcox (Huntsville Steppers Select Y) – 1.30m (4-03.25)

AAU Junior Olympic Games Schedule 2026 Day 8

Running Events 

  • 9:00 AM ET – 3000M (13G, 13B, 14G, 14B, 15-16G, 15-16B, 17-18G, 17-18B) - Timed Final
  • 1:15 PM ET – 4 x 100M Relay (All Divisions) - Finals
  • 2:00 PM ET – AAU Coach of the Year Award / AAU Club of the Year Award
  • 2:15 PM ET – 400M Dash (All Divisions) - Finals
  • 3:00 PM ET – TIRR Exhibition Race
  • 3:15 PM ET – 100M Dash (All Divisions) - Finals
  • 3:45 PM ET – AAU Joel Ferrell Award Recognition
  • 4:00 PM ET – 4 x 400M Relay (9-10G, 9-10B, 11-12G, 11-12B, 13-14G, 13-14B, 15-16G, 15-16B, 17-18G, 17-18B) - Finals

Field Events

  • 9:00 a.m. ET
    • Long Jump (8&UB - Pit 1)
    • Long Jump (8&UG - Pit 2)
    • Discus (11B)
    • Turbo Javelin (10B)
    • Turbo Javelin (8&UB)
  • 10:00 a.m. ET
    • High Jump (9B - Pads 1, 2 & 3)
    • Pole Vault (17-18B - Pad 1 Flight One- Low Pit)
  • 1:00 PM ET:
    • Turbo Javelin (11G)
    • Turbo Javelin (10G)
    • Long Jump (12G - Pit 1)
    • Long Jump (12B - Pit 2)
    • Pole Vault (17-18B - Pad 1 Flight Two- High Pit)
    • Discus (14B)

AAU Junior Olympics Age Classifications

  • 8&UG – 8 and Under (2018 & After)
  • 8&UB – 8 and Under (2018 & After)
  • 9G – 9 years old (2017)
  • 9B – 9 years old (2017)
  • 10G – 10 years old (2016)
  • 10B – 10 years old (2016)
  • 11G – 11 years old (2015)
  • 11B – 11 years old (2015)
  • 12G – 12 years old (2014)
  • 12B – 12 years old (2014)
  • 13G – 13 years old (2013)
  • 13B – 13 years old (2013)
  • 14G – 14 years old (2012)
  • 14B – 14 years old (2012)
  • 15–16G – 15–16 years old (2010–2011)
  • 15–16B – 15–16 years old (2010–2011)
  • 17–18G – 17–18 years old (2008–2009)
  • 17–18B – 17–18 years old (2008–2009)

2026 AAU Junior Olympics Heat Sheets

With thousands of athletes competing, it can be difficult to sort your way through the heat sheets and find certain competitions.

This is full list of athletes competing at the 2026 AAU Track and Field Junior Olympics.

How To Watch The Track And Field AAU Junior Olympics 2026

The 2026 AAU Junior Olympics are streaming live on FloTrack from August 1-8.

Subscribe to FloTrack to watch the games and to stay up to date with latest track and field broadcasts, events and news.

Where Are The Track And Field AAU Junior Olympics 2026 Taking Place?

The 2026 AAU Junior Olympics are streaming live on FloTrack from Drake Stadium in Des Moines, Iowa. 

The games were previously held in Des Moines in 2023. Iowa has hosted the games six times in it's history.

Don’t Miss A Second Of The 2026 AAU Junior Olympics

2026 AAU Junior Olympics is streaming live on FloTrack and the FloSports app. FloTrack also provides Diamond League coverage that includes live events, replays, videos and articles throughout the season.

Where To The 2026 AAU Junior Olympics?

AAU Junior Olympics will be broadcast on FloTrack and the FloSports app.

FloTrack Archived Footage

Video footage from each event will be archived and stored in a video library for FloTrack subscribers to watch for the duration of their subscriptions.

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