ATO   JABARI   BOLDON DATE OF BIRTH: December 30, 1973 PLACE OF BIRTH: Port-of-Spain, Trinidad EDUCATION: Newtown Boys' RC School Fatima College (1985-88) Jamaica High School, Queens, New York, New York, USA (1988-90) Piedmont Hills High School, San Jose, California, USA (1990-92) San Jose City College, San Jose, California, USA (1992-93) UCLA, California, USA (1993-96) OLYMPIC EVENTS: Athletics: 100 meters 200 meters 4 x 100 meters Relay CAREER:                              Boldon's career included the following significant accomplishments: 1992 Olympics, Barcelona, Spain - 100 meters (10.77), 200 meters (21.65) 1992 World Junior Championships, Seoul, Korea - 100 meters (1st, 10.36), 200 meters (1st, 20.63) 1993 World Championships, Stuttgart, Germany - 100 meters (Quarterfinals, 10.48), 200 meters (21.31); 4 x 100 meters Relay (40.24, with Neil De Silva, Patrick Delice, and Wendell Williams) 1994 Commonwealth Games, Victoria, Canada - 100 meters (4th, 10.07); 200 meters (Semifinals, 20.80) 1995 World Championships, Goteborg, Sweden - 100 meters (3rd, 10.03), 200 meters (Quarterfinals, 21.81) 1996 Olympics, Atlanta, Georgia, USA - 100 meters (3rd, 9.90); 200 meters (3rd, 19.80) 1997 World Championships, Athens, Greece - 100 meters (5th, 10.02); 200 meters (1st, 20.04) 1998 British Commonwealth Games, Kuala Lampur, Malaysia - 100 meters (1st, 9.88) 2000 Olympics, Sydney, Australia - 100 meters (2nd, 9.99); 200 meters (3rd, 20.20); 4 x 100 meters Relay (Semifinals, 38.92, with Nicconnor Alexander, Marc Burns, and Julieon Raeburn) 2001 World Championships, Edmonton, Canada - 100 meters (3rd, 9.98, after 2nd Place finisher Tim Montgomery was disqualified in 12/2005 for doping); 4 x 100 meters Relay (2nd, 38.58, with Darrel Brown, Marc Burns, and Jacey Harper, after 1st Place finisher USA was disqualified in 12/2005 for doping by anchor Tim Montgomery) 2003 Pan American Games, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic - 4 x 100 meters Relay (2nd, 38.53, with Nicconnor Alexander, Marc Burns, and Darrel Brown) 2003 World Championships, Paris, France - 100 meters (Semifinals, 10.22); 4 x 100 meters Relay (Semifinals, 38.84, with Nicconnor Alexander, Marc Burns, and Jacey Harper) 2004 Olympics, Athens, Greece - 100 meters (10.41); 4 x 100 meters Relay (7th, 38.60, with Nicconnor Alexander, Darrel Brown, and Marc Burns) AWARDS: 1993 - Trinidad & Tobago Humming Bird Medal Gold (for Sport) 1997 - Trinidad & Tobago Chaconia Medal Gold (for Sport) 2000 - 100 Most Outstanding Sportsmen of the 1900s Compiled by Ronald C. Emrit