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East Bay Heat Track Club is a competitive youth track and field program. Participants train in youth track and field and take part in USATF competition and AAU competition.
• Ages: 7–18 years old
East Bay Heat Track Club is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) youth track and field organization competing at the highest levels of USATF and AAU competition. The program trains and develops youth athletes ages 7–18 who are motivated to excel, compete, and achieve measurable results on and off the track. The program is built on discipline, accountability, and performance, with a focus on skill development, speed, strength, and technical mastery across all track and field events. It also reinforces character, leadership, academic focus, and mental toughness. East Bay Heat Track Club is described as where hard work meets opportunity and where champions are developed. For the USATF 2026 season, age divisions are 8 & under (born 2018 or later), 9–10 (born 2016–2017), 11–12 (born 2014–2015), 13–14 (born 2012–2013), 15–16 (born 2010–2011), and 17–18 (born 2008–2009 and, for track and field, born after a specific date in the previous year, typically July). Athletes turning 19 on or after the last day of the National Junior Olympic Track & Field Championships in 2026 are still eligible to compete in the 17–18 division.
Last updated March 18, 2026.
• Ages: 7–18 years old
East Bay Heat Track Club is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) youth track and field organization competing at the highest levels of USATF and AAU competition. The program trains and develops youth athletes ages 7–18 who are motivated to excel, compete, and achieve measurable results on and off the track. The program is built on discipline, accountability, and performance, with a focus on skill development, speed, strength, and technical mastery across all track and field events. It also reinforces character, leadership, academic focus, and mental toughness. East Bay Heat Track Club is described as where hard work meets opportunity and where champions are developed. For the USATF 2026 season, age divisions are 8 & under (born 2018 or later), 9–10 (born 2016–2017), 11–12 (born 2014–2015), 13–14 (born 2012–2013), 15–16 (born 2010–2011), and 17–18 (born 2008–2009 and, for track and field, born after a specific date in the previous year, typically July). Athletes turning 19 on or after the last day of the National Junior Olympic Track & Field Championships in 2026 are still eligible to compete in the 17–18 division.
Last updated March 18, 2026.
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