Antonio McKay

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Antonio McKay is an award-winning track & field athlete and Georgia Tech alumni. He holds the following awards:

  • 1984 Indoor World Record Holder,
  • 1984 NCAA Indoor Champion,
  • 1984 NCAA Outdoor Champion,
  • 1984 Olympic Trials Champion,
  • 1984 Olympic – Gold & Bronze Medalist,
  • 1985 Indoor USA Track and Field Champion,
  • 1986 Goodwill Games – Gold Medalist,
  • 1987 Indoor USA Track & Field Champion,
  • 1987 Indoor World Record Holder,
  • 1988 Indoor USA Track & Field Champion,
  • 1988 Olympic – Gold Medalist,
  • 1989 World Indoor Championships – Gold Medalist,
  • 1990 Indoor USA Track & Field Champion,
  • 1991 Indoor World Championships – Silver Medalist,
  • 1993 Indoor USA Track & Field Champion,

He now works as a Track coach at a private high school.[citation needed]


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