PHOENIX ATHLETICS
Where Dreams Turn Into Achievement
Aaron Brown, pictured below with head coach, Bill Stephens, at the 2023 Bell Canadian Track & Field Championships in Langley, BC. Aaron Brown (200m & 4 x 100m) and Abdullahi Hassan (800m) qualify for the 2023 World Athletics Championships team to compete in Budapest, Hungary August 19-27.
We're more than just a track club.
We foster a community of driven athletes that develop critical life skills like discipline, resilience, and leadership.
What they learn as a competitive member of Phoenix Athletics carries forward on their development journey for the rest of their lives.
We don't just teach our athletes how to compete; we show them how to develop as people.
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Annual • $950
Outdoor • $750
Cross Country • $400
Junior Development • $300
U.S. University Competing Athlete • $400
U.S. University Training Athlete • $200
Ready to become part of our team? Membership gets you access to all the resources, training, and expertise you need to compete at a high level.
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Aaron joined Phoenix while in grade 10 at Birchmount Park C.I. in Scarborough and was a member until the end of his grade-12 year. He is a multiple OFSAA champion in the 100m and 200m, and he is also a Canadian national champion at those distances. He then received a full scholarship to the University of Southern California (USC), where he spent four years while competing for Phoenix in the summers. During this time, Aaron also competed at the World Junior Championships in Moncton, NB where he placed 5th in the 100m and won bronze in the 200m.
“Phoenix Athletics gave me opportunities in track and field that opened up the doors for my career; it was the foundation to garnering a scholarship and becoming a professional athlete.”
Aaron Brown, Phoenix Athletics sprinter for Nike 2012 London Games Semifinalist, 200m 2015 World Championships Bronze Medalist, 200m 2016 Olympic Games Bronze Medalist, 4x100m Relay |
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“I have built friendships and relationships with the runners and coaches that will last a lifetime and are unforgettable. I owe a lot to this club, as it has taught me skills, leadership, and overall, how to be the best person I can be.”
Marissa Papaconstantinou, Phoenix Athletics sprinter 2015 International Paralympic Championships Finalist, T44 100m & 200m |
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