St. Laurent also said the sisters help her athletes do better by bringing a higher level of competition to the field. Jadah Chatterton-Richmond, however, says she doesn t consider herself a competitor. While she knows she is a big fish in a small pond here, in the bigger scheme of things she knows it s the other way around. It just happens that I can do well here. It s that mind frame that helps her to do so well and helped her set a meet record Friday in the 100-meter hurdles with a time of 15.54 seconds.
Confidence is what helps win the race.
Jadah Chatterton-Richmond, however, can be a different story. It s good competition. Spaulding coach John Doria said he could tell early that both girls were going to be something special when they reached the high school level. One example he gave was when he saw Mattie Chatterton-Richmond win an event during a middle school meet and wasn t pleased because she didn t better her time. If they re going to do it well, tonight s the night to do it against that type of competition.