Fred Kerley

Fredrick Lee Kerley (born May 7, 1995) is an American track and field sprinter. Quotes I’m learning new stuff all the time, and I can’t wait to take it to 2019. I broke my collarbone playing football, it was the last playoffs game, so that took me out of that and basketball,” he says. “But I was in shape that senior season. It’s lovely there, I’ve been there for one year now and I’m learning all the time. By now I know the ins and outs, If you don’t learn, you would never get better and now I know what I’m capable of doing for the 2019 season. I want to be on the podium, have the gold medal around my neck and just enjoy life. After solid 2018 campaign, Kerley ready to take the next step as Doha approaches, December 23 2018 I'm happy with the win, but I'm not satisfied with my race. I didn't execute the race how I wanted. That gives me working points because I always want to be better. At the Olympics I took the silver medal after Jacobs. People say that his win was a surprise, but everybody works hard to be the best and to be ready for the championships, so there are no surprises. Anything can happen at a championship and the final in Tokyo was Jacob's moment. I'm very happy with the silver medal I won because it makes me one of the fastest sprinters in the world. After the Olympics, I kept working and I always stay motivated until the last race of the season, 9.94 is a nice way to finish the season. Kerley Wins 100m at Diamond League Showing, September 03 2021 External Links Category:1995 births Category:Living people Category:Track and field athletes