Pria Wilson took center stage at the IMG Academy Invitational in Bradenton, Florida, delivering a sprinting masterclass to secure three Gold Medals and cement her status as a rising force on the track.
Wilson, representing the host IMG Academy, began her day by signaling her intent in the 100-meter preliminaries. She clocked the fastest time of the qualifying round, crossing the line in 12.13 seconds to lead the field into the evening’s showpiece. However, the Bermudian standout was far from finished; in the final, she found another gear, storming to a clinical gold medal in a blistering 12.00 seconds flat.
The dominance continued into the 200 meters, where Wilson proved to be untouchable in the seventh heat. Navigating the curve with her trademark power, she stopped the clock at 24.98 seconds, an overall winning time that left the rest of the field in her wake.
Wilson’s golden hat-trick was completed in the 4x100 meter relay, where she combined with teammates Reegan Clutter, Aniyah Walker, and Marchele Robbins. The IMG quartet displayed flawless baton exchanges and raw speed to dismantle the opposition, claiming the top spot on the podium in 47.32 seconds.
The performance marks a significant milestone in Wilson’s 2026 campaign, showcasing not only her individual top-end speed but also her tactical maturity over multiple rounds. As the outdoor season intensifies, Wilson’s triple-gold haul at one of Florida’s premier high school meets serves as a resounding statement to her regional rivals.
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