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Home > Men's Track Recruiting > South Dakota > Rapid City, SD > Stevens High School > Tyce Barclay

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Tyce Barclay '25 Recruiting Profile

Stevens High SchoolRapid City, SDMen's Track

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Height6'2"

Weight150lbs

Age19

Primary PositionTriple Jump

Secondary PositionLong Jump

Dominant HandRight

TJ40ft 11in

LJ20ft 10in

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Personal Statement

I plan to go to a 4 year college perusing a future in the Athletic training fiel. During my years in college I’d love to continue my track career at whatever school will take me. I am very coachable and always looking for constructive criticis.