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Dillon Mitchell of CE King is a modern day Superman
The Fastest Kid in America - CE King's Dillon Mitchell - dual-sport star making national headlines
“Superman” wasn’t a nickname Dillon Mitchell asked for — it just fit.
A Little League coach saw it early.
The speed. The burst. The way he seemed to glide past everyone else.
“That kid can fly… he’s like Superman.” And the name stuck.
Now, Dillon Mitchell is becoming a household name as one of the fastest athletes in America.
The C.E. King High School sophomore recently turned heads nationwide, clocking a wind-aided 9.88 in the 100 — a time that lit up social media.
He broke the internet.
On the football field, the offers are pouring in. Mitchell is already one of the most coveted wide receivers in the country, helping lead C.E. King to a State Finalist finish in Class 6A Division II.
Athleticism runs in the family.
His father was part of the famed “Wrecking Crew” defenses at Texas A&M Aggies football in the 1990s, while his brother carried on the legacy at Texas State Bobcats football and was a state champion on the track.
Dillon Mitchell’s favorite movie is… the Notebook. He’s a huge Rom-com fan.
Honestly, what’s not to love about CE KIng’s Dillon Mitchell.
Lauren Stein
SETTING THE MARK: Concordia Lutheran shines at TAPPS meet
Tomball Concordia Lutheran had a solid outing at the TAPPS State Meet in Waco.
Setting the tone was Zane Stephen, who won gold in the discus (164-11) and the shot put (51-9.75), while Lauren Stein defended her discus State Title from a year ago with a winning throw of 120-5.
Carson Clark ran a 10.6 with win the 100-meters, setting a new State Meet record, while Sara Ostermiller performed well in the throws.

"This group showed a level of resilience and unity that you don’t see every day," coach Guinness Collins said. "From record-setting sprints to gritty throws and dramatic reruns, they competed with heart, toughness and class.
"Every athlete knew their role and every point mattered. That’s the culture we’re building and it was on full display in Waco."
Collins was especially proud on her relays.
"Our relays showed grit beyond measure, especially the boys 4x200 coming back after a collision to run solo in front of a packed stadium and move up four spots."
The Crusaders on the on rise in track and field and set the bar high last weekend for years to come.






























