Background
Raphew Tyrone Junior. was born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana on May 12, 1985. He started running track in the fifth grade for fun with his father, a former hurdler, training him.
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Raphew attended Southern University Laboratory School where he lettered in Football, Track and Band.
Career
His right arm did not fully develop when the amniotic band wrapped around the arm and suffocated lieutenant He was state runner up in the tenth grade and ran one of the fastest underclassmen times ever in 13.78 son In 2003 Raphew Placed 3rd in the Amateur Athletic Union National Indoor Championships in the 60mH. He competed for the United States of America Paralympics team for the first time in June 2003.
He is ranked by the IAAF in the top ten hurdlers in the world, both indoor and outdoor, for 2005.
In 2003 Raphew signed an Track and Field scholarship from the University of Mississippi (Ole Mission) to run High Hurdles. He is majoring in International Business with a minor in Political Science.
2005: United States Track and Field 60m Hurdles Top Ten Demestic Ranking.
Achievements
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2005: United States Track and Field 60m Hurdles Top Ten Demestic Ranking 2005: International Association of Athletics Federation 110m Hurdles Top 20 World Ranking 2005: Amateur Athletic Union National Indoor Hurdle Champion 2004: 4x400 relay World Record member in Athens, Greece at the Paralympic Games 2004: 4x400 Gold Medalist Athens, Greece at the Paralympic Games 2004: 4x100 Gold Medalist Athens, Greece at the Paralympic Games 2004: 400m 8th place finish in Athens, Greece at the Paralympic Games 2004: 3rd Place Finish at the United States Olympic Trials in the Amputee Race 2004: Ranked Top Five in the World by International Paralympic Committee in the 100m, 200m, and 400m 2004: Placed 13 at the Southeastern Conference Outdoor Championships 2003: United Stars Track Club All American 2003: Dyestat Track and Field Indoor and Outdoor All American 2003: Track and Field News All American 2003: Amateur Athletic Union Indoor Hurdle Indoor All American 2002: Amateur Athletic Union Region 9-B 110m HH Champion 2002: Dystat Track and Field All American 2002: Louisiana All State First Team 2002: East Baton Rouge Parish First Team 2002: Louisiana State 110m High Hurdle champion 2002: District 6-1A Honorable Menition Place Kicker 2002: Southern University Laboratory Football Team 2001: United States Track and Field Association 110m Hurdle Champion 2001: Louisiana State 110 High Hurdler Runner-up 2001: Dyestat Track and Field All American.
Membership
In the Athletics at the 2004 Summer Paralympics he was a member of the winning teams in both the 4 x 100 metres and 4 x 400 metres relays.
