A LITTLE TEE ABOUT ME ☕️💜
TeeTee Terry
Events: 60m, 100m, 200m, 4x100m College: University of Southern California, USC Height: 5-5 PRs: 60m- 7.14 (2019) 100m – 10.98 (2019); 200m – 22.74 (2018)
Born: Jan. 24, 1999
My name is Twanisha Terry, but I mainly go by TeeTee Terry. Due to my developing fan base, I created the name “Teebabies” for my supporters.
I was born and raised in Miami, Florida. I started track at the age of 9 running for Gould's Park/Metro-Dade Track Club. Although I knew nothing about track and field, my first year I made it to the Junior Olympics in Greensboro, North Carolina. At this Olympics, I was apart of the 4x100 relay where we set the Bantam age group National Record. I continued the sport and competed on different levels.
My high school track journey is one to remember, I ran for Miami Northwestern Senior HS also known as "The West". During my freshman year at State, I finished 3rd in both the 100 and 200. Fast forward to Sophomore year when I won my first individual state titles in the 100 (11.44w) and 200- (24.02) along with a win in the 4x100. I made a name for myself defending my titles junior and senior year leaving high school with PRs of 11.34- (100m), 23.21- (200m), 6 individual state titles, 4 consecutive relay and team titles. (FUN FACT: Miami Northwestern girls track and field team has won 16 State Championships with 11 being consecutive).
Currently, I am a Junior at the University of Southern California majoring in Communication and minoring in Forensics and Criminality. I compete for USC Women’s Track and Field team, specializing in short sprints. To this day, I hold the freshman and school record in the 100m with a time of 10.99 (FR) and 10.98 (SR) and apart of the 4×100 relay that set the school record in 2019. I am the 2019 Indoor Nationals 60m Champion ranking number 2 on the USCs All-Time list.
Along with competing for USC, I try out for USA Teams in the summer when my collegiate season is completed allowing me the opportunity to compete on an international stage.
- 2018 U20 World Championships 100m Silver Medalist (Tampere, Finland)
- 2019 NACAC U23 100m Silver Medalist (Queretaro, Mexico)
- 2019 Pan American Games 4x100 Bronze Medalist (Lima, Peru)