Myreon Sartin - Track & Field/Cross Country Coach

Myreon Sartin

Title:
Assistant Coach
Email:
myreon.sartin@usm.edu

Myreon Sartin was added to the track and field coaching staff in September of 2023. As a student-athlete, Sartin achieved a personal best of 2.05 meters in the high jump and received indoor and outdoor All-Conference honors in 2008 and 2009. He earned his bachelor's degree in Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies.

Following his collegiate career, Sartin pursued his passion for coaching jumps. He has been the head track and field coach for Tylertown High School since February 2014. Among his many accomplishments, he was honored as the Mississippi Class 3A Boy's Head Track and Field Coach of the Year four times, most recently in 2022 and 2023. Additionally, he received certifications for the USATF Level One and USA Weightlifting Sports Performance.

Notable accomplishments:
Coached the:

2023 Mississippi Girl's Gatorade Player of the Year (Heidi Hudson)
No. 2 2023 High Jumper in the USA (Heidi Hudson)
2023 Indoor National Pentathlon Champion (Heidi Hudson)
Female state record holder (Long Jump & High Jump)
No. 3 High School All-Time Indoor 200m performer (Jordan Anthony)
No.8 High School All-Time Outdoor 100m performer (Jordan Anthony)
2021 World U18 No. 2 100m and No. 3 200m ranked athlete (Jordan Anthony)
2021 & 2022 Mississippi Gatorade Player of the Year (Boys' Track)- Jordan Anthony
2021 & 2022 Mississippi Gatorade Player of the Year (Girls' Track)- Kennedi Sanders
2021 Nike Outdoor 100m National Champion & 200m National Runner-Up
2022 USA Mile split #1 ranked track and field high schooler (Jordan Anthony)
7x Time USATF Jr. Olympic Champion (Kennedi Sanders)
Jeremiah Dillion (10.39/21.21)
2016 USA high school No.2 ranked High Jumper (Milton Harrell/7'2)
2016 USA high school No.11 ranked High Jumper (Johnny Wilson/6'10)
2022 U20 National Champion (Jordan Anthony)

Earned the 2022 Mississippi Associations of Coaches Track Coach of the Year (Boys' Track) accolade and notched
seven State Championships, two as an assistant coach and five as a head coach in 2014-2019, 2022, and 2023 (Tylertown HS).