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Two-time Olympic silver medalist (’00, ’04); Three-time World Outdoor 110mH silver medalist ('03, '07, ‘09); Two-time USA Outdoor champion (’04, ’07); Two-time World Indoor 60mH gold medalist (’01, ’06); 4-time USA Indoor champion (‘00, ’01, ’06, ‘09); 2005 World Indoor 60m bronze medalist; 6-time NCAA champion; 1999 World University Games champion; 2006 & ‘09 Indoor Visa Series champion

Trammell’s 2009 indoor season ended with a bang when he led from start to finish in the 60m hurdles final at the USA Indoor Championships in Boston, winning in 7.37 seconds to break Reggie Torian's 10-year-old meet record of 7.38. The time was just .01 off the American record, was a 2009 world leader, and gave him 1,259 points in the Visa Championship Series standings, which earned him the series title and a check for $25,000. At the 2009 USA Outdoor Championships, Trammell and David Payne stopped the clocks in the identical time of 13.12, with Payne declared the victor. Trammell went on to win the silver medal at the 2009 World Athletics Championships with his time of 13.15 seconds. Trammell punched his ticket for his third Olympic Games with his runner-up finish at the 2008 Olympic Trials in Eugene, Oregon. He was not as fortunate at the Olympic Games in Beijing where a left hamstring strain in the blocks during the first round forced him out of the competition. Trammell recorded his second USA Outdoor championship in the 110m hurdles in 2007 and followed that up by winning the silver medal at the World Outdoor Championships in Osaka, Japan in 12.99 seconds. Also in 2007, Trammell ran his career best time of 12.95 seconds in placing second at the Reebok Grand Prix in New York City. He ended the 2007 season ranked #3 in the world by Track & Field News, which equals his highest-ever global ranking, also achieved in 2003 and 2004. He was ranked #1 in the U.S. for the first time in his career. Trammell’s 2005 season was highlighted by a personal best performance of 13.02 seconds in placing third at the USA Outdoor Championships in Carson, Calif. Trammell enjoyed another banner season in 2004 highlighted by his win at the Olympic Trials, and his second Olympic silver medal (13.18). Trammell finished second to Liu Xiang of China, who equaled the world record with his time of 12.91. He had an outstanding 2000 and 2001, winning the 2000 Olympic silver medal and going unbeaten in the 60m sprint and hurdles indoors in 2001, winning the World Indoor title in the hurdles. Nearly 2 years of collegiate and then world-class competition took its toll late in 2001 and in 2002 indoors, when he struggled. He came back to win the 2002 USA Indoor title at 60m, providing a positive spark for the outdoor season. Formerly coached by Curtis Frye, Trammell’s closest training partner for many years was 1996 Olympic gold medalist Allen Johnson…was the track team captain while at South Carolina…a retail management major at USC…in August, 2000, decided to pass up final year of eligibility to concentrate on track; received his bachelor’s degree in business and retail management from the University of South Carolina in December 2002…track and football high school All-American…ran the fourth fastest time ever in the 110m hurdles in high school…named 1997 Track & Field News Male High School Athlete of the Year…tied the national record for the 60m hurdles at the Georgia State Championships at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta in 1997…hobbies include watching track film, analyzing techniques and learning track and field history…owns and designs Track Star Apparel, and designed the Olympic women’s track uniform for Guinea in 2008…last name pronounced Trah-MELL...website: www.terrencetrammellusa.com

2009: USA Indoor champ (7.37MR, WL)…Indoor Visa Champion…World Outdoor silver medalist (13.15)...runner-up at USA Outdoors (13.12)...1st at Reebok GP (13.12)...1st at Millrose Games (7.45), 2nd in 60m (6.54)…1st at Reebok BIG (7.53)…1st in 60m at Tyson Invitational (6.56)...ranked #3 in world, #1 U.S. by T&FN...best of 13.12.
2008: 2nd at Olympic Trials in 110mH (13.00)...1st in 110mH at Reebok Grand Prix (13.11)…2nd in 100mH at adidas Track Classic (13.40)
2007: World Outdoor silver medalist (12.99)...USA Outdoor champion (13.08)...2nd at Reebok Grand Prix (12.95PR, U.S. Leader)...1st at adidas Track Classic (13.17)...3rd at Doha (13.15)...1st at Monaco (13.19)...ranked #3 in world, #1 U.S. by T&FN...best of 12.95.
2006: World Indoor 60mH champion (7.43)...World Indoor 60m bronze medalist (6.54)...USA Outdoor 110mH runner-up (13.14)...USA Indoor 60mH champion and 60m runner-up (7.46, 6.53)...8th at adidas Classic (10.20)...1st at Paris (13.06)...1st at Rome (13.51)..3rd at Lausanne (13.02)...Ranked #4 in world (#2 U.S.) by T&FN...best of 13.02.
2005: 3rd in 110mH at 2005 USA Outdoor Champs (13.02PR)...5th at World Outdoor Champs (13.20)...2nd in 110mH at Nike Prefontaine Classic (13.12)...1st in 110mH (13.11), 2nd in 100m at adidas Track Classic (10.17)...ranked #5 in World (#3) U.S. by T&FN...best of 13.02.
2004: Olympic silver medalist (13.18)…1st at Olympic Trials (13.09PR)…100m in Atlanta (10.34)…2nd at Payton Jordan US Open 110mH (13.20)… 2nd at Home Depot in 110mH (13.20w)…ranked #3 in world #2 U.S. by T&FN…best of 13.09PR.
2003: World Outdoor silver medalist (13.20)…USA Outdoor runner-up (13.38)…USA Indoor runner-up at 60m (6.48) & 60mH (7.43)…5th in opening round 60m at World Indoors (6.77-injured hamstring)…DNS in 60mH at World Indoors…1st at Verizon Millrose Games 60m (6.51), 2nd in 60mH (7.49)…1st at 60m at Tyson Invitational (6.46), 1st at 60mH (7.42)…2nd at World Athletics Final (13.17)…3rd at Bislett Games (13.37)…best of 13.17…ranked #3 in the world (#2 U.S.) by T&FN.
2002: USA Indoor 60m champ (6.56)…3rd at USA Indoor 60m hurdles (7.70)…3rd at USA Outdoors (13.18)... won Verizon Millrose Games (7.60) and adidas Midwest Track Classic (7.47)...1st at Zagreb (13.18)...1st at Monaco (13.19)...1st at USA vs. GBR-RUS (13.24w)...ranked #3 in the world, #2 U.S. by T&FN...best of 13.15.
2001: World Indoor 60mH gold medalist (7.51)…U.S. Indoor champ (7.49)…2nd at USA Outdoor 110H (13.46), 6th in 100m semifinal (10.25w)…3rd in semifinal at World Outdoor Champs (13.44)…4th at Goodwill Games (13.63)…Millrose champ in new meet record (7.47)…1st at Tyson Invitational (7.49)…1st at adidas Golden Spike Invitational in 60mH (7.66) and 60m (6.45)…1st at GST Open at Princeton Invitational (13.43)…1st at Peregrine Systems U.S. Open (13.36)…won Stockholm GP in 13.31…ranked #6 in world & #3 in U.S…best of 13.23 in finishing 2nd in Zurich.
2000: Olympic silver medalist (13.16)...third at Olympic Trials in 13.19...won USA Indoors (7.57), NCAA Outdoors 110H, NCAA Indoors 60 meters and 60-meter hurdles...7th in 100m at NCAAs...ranked #3 in world (#2 U.S.) by T&FN...bests of 13.16 and 10.04.
1999: Won NCAA Outdoors and World University Games...ran leg of NCAA-winning 4x100 relay...won NCAA Indoor hurdles and 3rd in 60m...ranked #7 in U.S. by T&FN... bests of 10.08, 20.88 and 13.28.
1998: 2nd at NCAA Outdoors... bests of 20.74 and 13.32.
1997: 1st at National Junior Champs... bests of 21.32 and 13.87.